Published 19:35 IST, January 30th 2020
Ed Woodward house attack a well-planned PR stunt by his team? Thread explains
A Twitter user called Mike posted a set of tweets claiming that the attack on Ed Woodward's property was pre-planned by The Sun and Woodward's PR team.
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Disturbing footage started circulating on Tuesday night which involved Ed Woodward's house being attacked with flares by Manchester United fans. The caption of the video was - 'Ed Woodward's gonna die'. It is a slogan which could be heard regularly during Manchester United's last Premier League match. The video shows one man in a balaclava throwing flames inside Woodward's house. The footage is very alarming and it has been criticised by a majority of people on Twitter. Manchester United's website released an official statement about the incident and criticized the fans for this absurd incident.
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However, one United fan started ranting on Twitter that the incident was more of a well-planned PR stunt. A Twitter user called Mike posted a set of tweets claiming that the attack on Ed Woodward's property was pre-planned by The Sun and the vice-president's PR team.
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Was the attack on Ed Woodward's house a well-planned PR activity? Take a look at this thread
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Updated 19:35 IST, January 30th 2020