Manchester United fans confronted Sir Jim Ratcliffe after the final whistle on Sunday evening - and the INEOS chief delivered ...

Some Manchester United fans were clearly not happy with the club’s co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe as they confronted him in his car.Ratcliffe took over at Man Utd towards the end of 2023, with the move ...

Manchester United were beaten 3-1 by Brighton & Hove Albion at Old Trafford last week in what was another disastrous result ...

SIR JIM RATCLIFFE has SPLIT UP with an Olympic legend in his sailing team. Sir Ben Ainslie has left Ineos Britannia America's Cup sailing team. The four-time Olympic champion is reported to have ...

Sir Jim Ratcliffe was hailed as a saviour by many Manchester United fans after taking over from the Glazer family a year ago, but his reputation has taken a beating since then. Ratcliffe bought a ...

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is ready to pull the plug on backing Ben Ainslie's attempts at winning the America's Cup. The four-time Olympic gold medalist in cycling has funded two attempts at winning the ...

Manchester United’s controlling power, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, and Britain’s most successful sailor, Ben Ainslie, look set for a messy legal battle as their dispute over control of Britain’s ...

The Red Devils continue to plumb the depths and Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s tenure as owner is proving that he wasn’t the owner that supporters hoped for. A number of odd decisions have been made and ...

Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Sir Ben Ainslie have experienced success in sailing but have not found a way to win the America's Cup. David Ramos/Getty Images Manchester United minority owner Sir Jim ...

Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s tenure at Manchester United Ratcliffe paid £1.3bn to take a 27.7 per cent stake in the club last year, taking over football operations from the Glazers.

Some Manchester United fans were clearly not happy with the club’s co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe as they confronted him in his ...

Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Chairman of INEOS said: "I am enormously proud of what we achieved in Barcelona in developing a British boat that was truly competitive for the first time in decades.