Greater details from Manchester United co-owner Joel Glazer's attendance of Friday's fans forum are emerging.
The over two-hour-long meeting was reported on by The Athletic, who detailed what was discussed between 11 fan representatives and club figures.
One major criticism of the ownership has been the annual dividends taken out of the club by the family.
Glazer described the amounts as “modest" as well as claiming the cash sums were "less than three per cent of our revenue" and that the dividends had "never stood in the way of transfers."
Interestingly, as the Jadon Sancho saga rumbles on, he revealed: “We may have walked away from a transfer because the other side wanted outlandish numbers."
The state of Old Trafford itself is another issue, with Glazer adding: “Old Trafford is at the heart of Manchester United and while we have spent over £100 million over the last 10 years on infrastructure projects, we will now accelerate the process of planning much more significant investment and upgrades to the stadium.
"Rest assured, we will consult with supporters throughout the process to end up with a result we can all be proud of," he stated as he promised investment.
“The same goes for our training ground. Preliminary planning work is already underway and there will be significant funding available to further enhance our facilities and ensure they remain world-class."
Most notably, Glazer told the representatives: “It has to be less about words. It has to be about action."
