From the frying pan of the Glazer family's controversial ownership into the potential fire being taken over by Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, a buyout of the world's biggest football club would have been monumental not just in sporting terms but also as a landmark geopolitical story that would almost certainly have spawned protests way beyond the green and gold scarves of the early Glazer years.
From the frying pan of the Glazer family's controversial ownership into the potential fire being taken over by Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, [M]a buyout of the world's biggest football club would have[/M] been monumental not just in sporting terms but also as a landmark geopolitical story that would almost certainly have [M]spawned protests way beyond the green and gold scarves of the early Glazer years.[/M][SEP]From the frying pan of the Glazer family's controversial ownership into the potential fire being taken over by Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, [M]a buyout of the world's biggest football club would have been monumental[/M] not just in sporting terms but also [M]as a landmark geopolitical story[/M] that would almost certainly have spawned protests way beyond the green and gold scarves of the early Glazer years.[SEP]From the frying pan of the Glazer family's controversial ownership into the potential fire being taken over by Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, [M]a buyout of the world's biggest football club would have been monumental not just in sporting terms[/M] but also as a landmark geopolitical story that would almost certainly have spawned protests way beyond the green and gold scarves of the early Glazer years.[SEP]From the frying pan of the Glazer family's controversial ownership into the potential fire being taken over by [M]Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman[/M], a buyout of the world's biggest football club would have been monumental not just in sporting terms but also as a landmark geopolitical story that would almost certainly have spawned protests way beyond the green and gold scarves of the early Glazer years.[SEP]From the frying pan of the Glazer family's controversial ownership into [M]the potential fire being taken over by Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman[/M], a buyout of the world's biggest football club would have been monumental not just in sporting terms but also as a landmark geopolitical story that would almost certainly have spawned protests way beyond the green and gold scarves of the early Glazer years.[SEP]From the frying pan of [M]the Glazer family's controversial ownership[/M] into the potential fire being taken over by Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, a buyout of the world's biggest football club would have been monumental not just in sporting terms but also as a landmark geopolitical story that would almost certainly have spawned protests way beyond the green and gold scarves of the early Glazer years.