Sir Jim Ratcliffe arrived at Manchester United as the knight in shining armour to long-suffering fans but the honeymoon period has not lasted long. His reign will so far be remembered for widespread cuts and measures which has affected staff and increased ticket prices for supporters.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is reported to have slashed Manchester United staff's Christmas bonuses and their annual party as the Red Devils' billionaire co-owner continues his cost-cutting drive

Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s radical cost-cutting at Manchester United has included the staff’s £100 Christmas bonus being replaced by a £40 voucher for Marks & Spencer. The United co-owner has overseen 250 redundancies at Old Trafford among other changes since taking control of football operations with his £1.

Manchester United spent months pursuing him, but Dan Ashworth's sudden departure from Old Trafford appears to have proven two things about Sir Jim Ratcliffe

Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the billionaire founder of Ineos, has scrapped an annual £100 Christmas bonus to administrative staff at Manchester United in favor of a smaller £40 voucher from Marks & Spencer, his latest unpopular move in a bid to turn around the football club’s finances.

Manchester United minority shareholder Sir Jim Ratcliffe did not mince his words when discussing the club's financial status.

Nobody across Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s captivating 11-month experiment in how not to run a football club drew such rave reviews as Dan Ashworth.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe says "mediocre" Man Utd are "like the country" as the co-owner defended his "unpopular decisions" that have sparked anger in the fanbase.