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# DON'T ATTEND
This is easier said than done.
Fans are not like customers of a retail chain. Yes, there is loyalty for all businesses in some regards. However, few hold loyalty to Tesco, Sainsbury's, or ASDA (as big UK retail chains) akin to following a football club.
Not attending games can be difficult for this reason, though sometimes it may be required for the betterment of the club. Following a club is a passion and a lifestyle and not a consumer choice. Fellow PL club Arsenal saw numerous games last season with empty seats at the Emirates.
This was in part to protest the end of the Wenger tenure, and this arguably precipitated his departure.
It also signalled a message to sponsors, and other current and future stakeholders, regarding investing in the club. It's possible that owner Stan Kroenke saw this and facilitated Wenger's departure. Who knows?
But United prides itself on being a revenue-generating organisation, based on its brand, history, and scope. If their core aim was hurt, then it could make them take notice.
United fans need to do similar if only to push for change, which is vitally needed at their club.
