Searches for Glazer ownership are rising as United's crisis deepens. This is the story in 12 slides.
ESPN's Mark Ogden gives the Glazers 50 percent of the blame for the mess. Carrick gets just 5 percent.
The Glazers bought United for £790m in 2005. They borrowed £600m, with the club itself as security.
More than £1bn has left the club since 2005 in repayments, interest, refinancing and dividends.
September figures showed the debt remains at £1bn despite Jim Ratcliffe's cost cutting.
Old Trafford is described as decaying. Fans say the money went to owners instead of the ground.
Ratcliffe cut 500+ jobs and fired Dan Ashworth after six months. Ticket rises angered fans.
United lost 4-1 at Como in the Champions League. Seven games without a win.
Fernandes questioned the tactics. Martinez hit out at the football director. Carrick is the seventh manager since 2013.
Fans have protested the Glazers since the takeover. The new bad results lit the anger again.
United host Bournemouth at Old Trafford on Sunday. A June report said some Glazers may sell their stake.
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