Tampa Bay Buccaneers owner Malcolm Glazer checks the fields before play against the Atlanta Falcons at Raymond James Stadium on December 24, 2005 in Tampa, Flordia. (Getty)
Twitter reacted quickly to the news that Manchester United and Tampa Bay Buccaneers owner Malcomn Glazer had died.
Glazer came under intense criticism from Man U fans during his tenure as owner, and not everyone on Twitter was mourning his loss. But a large percentage of tweets were respectful, if not outright loving. Many condemned Man U fans who were celebrating Glazer’s death.
Here are some of the fan tweets that have started rolling in:
RIP Malcolm Glazer. Feel sorry for him to be honest, spent the last year of his life watching David Moyes undo all the work he put into utd.
— The Ice Man (@BrutalArsenal) May 28, 2014
Anyone who is celebrating the death of Malcolm Glazer isn't a football fan & more importantly, isn't a human in my eyes. Time & place.
— indykaila News (@indykaila) May 28, 2014
R.I.P Malcolm Glazer, No matter what you thought of him you shouldn't celebrate anyone's death.
— (@UtdAdam_) May 28, 2014
The Man United fans that are celebrating Malcolm Glazer's death, are absolutely cold hearted and classless. Incredibly disrespectful. #MUFC
— Spurs In The Blood (@SpursInTheBlood) May 28, 2014
Man Utd fans celebrating the death of Malcolm Glazer. How can anyone do something as horrible as that? Disgusting!
— Jesper Nohr (@Nohr_LFC) May 28, 2014
Under no circumstances should Malcolm Glazer's passing be celebrated. Condolences to the family. #LFC #MUFC #RIPMalcolmGlazer
— Angles Atherton (@Angles2) May 28, 2014
RIP Malcolm Glazer. He may not have been the most best owner and he certainly didn't capture anyone's hearts, but he's still a human being.
— John O'FuckingShea (@NeymarsHaircut) May 28, 2014
Malcolm Glazer Dead!!… I don't wish death upon anyone, but that man ripped the heart and soul out of our club!…
— Woody (@SiWood86) May 28, 2014
Malcolm Glazer was a human being who had a family that will be mourning his death right now, Show respect! R.I.P Malcolm #mufc
— StrettyKyleMUFC (@StrettyKyle) May 28, 2014
