Man sues Manchester United over crime dating back to the 1980s

Manchester United are trying to climb out of their current season’s crisis, but the club may soon face a deeply unpleasant situation in court.

Details: According to The Telegraph, an unidentified man has filed a lawsuit against Manchester United. The plaintiff claims he was a victim of sexual and physical abuse at the hands of a club employee.

Recently, it was reported that Rúben Amorim introduced a new rule requiring players to sign autographs for fans. Half of the team must do so before a match, while the other half are obliged to stay afterward to meet supporters.

Reminder: Every fan dreams of witnessing the South Coast derby — and sometimes that desire leads to questionable tactics. It has been revealed that two Portsmouth fans have been banned from attending matches for three years.