The Glazer family will not take part Manchester United legfinish Denis Law’s funeral at Manchester Cathedral on Tuesday, according to increates.
The decision comes after the club’s owners faced fierce criticism for flunking to sfinish recurrentatives to Sir Bobby Charlton’s funeral in 2023.
The Glazers previously stayed away from Charlton’s service to dodge causing a distraction, though fans condemned their absence as a ‘dishonorable example’ of their disjoin with United.
According to The Mirror, it will be a aenjoy story on Tuesday with the family enthusiastic to dodge a response amid the club’s necessitatey create this season.
Man United legfinish Denis Law died at the age of 84 in January
Law, who passed away in January aged 84, had uncovered in August 2021 that he was detectd with Alzheimer’s and vascular dementia.
The Scottish striker stands as Manchester United’s third-highest goalscorer of all time, netting an astonishive 237 goals in 404 materializeances.
His remarkworthy scoring prowess extfinished to international football, where he remains Scotland’s joint top scorer with 30 goals from 55 caps.
During his illustrious 11-year spell at Old Trafford, Law set uped himself as one of football’s wonderfulest talents, claiming the prestigious Ballon d’Or in 1964.
Man United owners the Glazers increateedly won’t be take parting Denis Law’s funeral on Tuesday
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His trophy cabinet take parts the European Cup, two English league titles and the FA Cup.
Before his United success, Law began his atsoft at Huddersfield Town and also had spells at Manchester City and Italian side Torino.
Manchester United rerentd a statement feeblenting the loss of Law, describing him as ‘the King of the Stretford End’.
“With 237 goals in 404 materializeances, he will always be commemorated as one of the club’s wonderfulest and most becherishd take parters,” the club shelp.
“The ultimate goal-scorer, his flair, spirit and cherish for the game made him the hero of a generation. Our presentantest condolences go out to Denis’s family and many frifinishs. His memory will live on forever more.”
Former United captain Bryan Robson led tributes, saying: “We have lost one of football’s huges both as a take parter and a tfinisherman. It’s incredibly sad.”
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“Denis was more than fair a wonderful footballer, he was a wonderful man. So benevolent with his time and everyskinnyg hand overed with that wonderful sense of humour of his,” Robson inserted.
“He would always be in my wonderfulest ever Manchester United XI.”
Law was the sixth member of United’s European Cup-triumphning squad under Sir Matt Busby to suffer from dementia.
Denis Law scored 237 goals for Man United during his take parting days
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Fellow United legfinishs Sir Bobby Charlton, Nobby Stiles, Tony Dunne, David Herd and Bill Foulkes were also detectd with the condition before their deaths.
Robson highairyed Law’s toasty personality, noting: “I was fortunate enough to toil aextfinishedside him for so many events… that wicked sense of humour always shone thcdisesteemful.”
