Manchester United's women's side were in the headlines again last week for the wrong reasons following the departure of former manager Marc Skinner.
The club have been heavily criticised for their apparent lack of investment in the women's team since it was reformed as a professional outfit in 2018.
Quiet transfer windows, high-profile departures, a lack of silverware and scrutiny over facilities have been well documented.
Sources at the club have voiced frustrations over their treatment in the media and it escalated last season when The Athletic were banned from asking questions in a post-match huddle with Skinner.
Manchester United are proud to call themselves one of the biggest clubs in the world, but are they judged differently as a result?
#sources #united
The club have been heavily criticised for their apparent lack of investment in the women's team since it was reformed as a professional outfit in 2018.
Quiet transfer windows, high-profile departures, a lack of silverware and scrutiny over facilities have been well documented.
Sources at the club have voiced frustrations over their treatment in the media and it escalated last season when The Athletic were banned from asking questions in a post-match huddle with Skinner.
Manchester United are proud to call themselves one of the biggest clubs in the world, but are they judged differently as a result?
#sources #united
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