Birmingham United leader David Gill insists only a small group of the club's supporters oppose the Glazer family. Over the years many United supporters have staged various protests against the Glazers, the most notable being the green-and-gold scarves worn by some honoring the clubas unique colors. But with a Champions League prize and five league games showing for his or her time at the club, Gill feels the much-maligned Americans are beginning to conquer the lovers. "It could be the quality of the homeowners [that matters]," Gill told reporters. "And I believe [the Glazers] have certainly shown that since they've taken over, they have shown that what are the results on the frequency is vital to the club's goals off it." Most of the past protests were down to the groups large debt, which stems from the loans to be able to fund their takeover the Glazers got out. But United has already begun to settle its debts, and still found the resources to signal Robin van Persie for 25 million pounds last summer - a which has proved important in the club's 20th title triumph. Gill recognizes its not all fan has been convinced by the Glazers, despite the teamas achievement, but he remains convinced such fans come in the minority. "There are still a tiny quantity of dissenters and they'll always be there and they have had long held opinions which they are not planning to change. We regard those," he added. "Ultimately, some one has to own the club. "But with that said, there will be considered a really small group, MUST (the Manchester United Supporters' Trust), who will always keep their particular views."
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