United thread 2020/21

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Fode N The Hole said:
Contracted until 2023 on £75,000 a week /£3,900,000 a year.

Hasn't played at all this season, hopefully he can get some games next season and earn another extension :)
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That is incredible. Got to give it to Phil the face he might look a gormless twat and everybody laughs at him but on that kind of money for doing nothing he's smarter than he looks.
 
The most fucking annoying thing in all this for me is that little rat faced twat Neville.
The legend of Valencia.
Talk about a champagne socialist man of the people multi millionaire.
He's the biggest hypocrite going.
Failed manager and bang average player. Cant stand the ****.
Him and Spitty.
 
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bumbleblue said:
What does that mean exactly- take up a few more loans etc?
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The Glazers could sit in America and never set foot in the swamp again. The urchins can protest as much as they like their estimated millions of fans worldwide will still buy the shirts and subscribe to MUTV so making them millions. They'll keep on showing reruns of their glory days and winning the odd losers Europa League cup against piss poor opposition and making them believe it's success. They don't need Tony O'Neil and his band of thugs anymore and they will soon all be dead and banned anyway. Nobody has the money to stump up to buy the rags so they're stuck with the Glazers, like it or lump it. Happy days.
 
I don't really understand what the Glazers have done wrong. They have always appeared to have fully supported their numerous managers with money to splash on marquee signings. They get the players to stay with one of the biggest wage bills in the game of football and they have grown the fan base from 659 million to 1.1billion. So they pay themselves a dividend on their share holdings, it is business, that is the way it is. Maybe the idiots should be complaining that the amount of tax paid into the country is very low as they are registered as an overseas business based in the Caymen islands and also complain about the lack of local investment. Perhaps this is what they should be complaining about.
 
Fode N The Hole said:
Contracted until 2023 on £75,000 a week /£3,900,000 a year.

Hasn't played at all this season, hopefully he can get some games next season and earn another extension :)
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Rumour has it, he snuck out of the Lowry hotel to join the pitch invasion in order to get some time on the pitch at the swamp.
 
Every media outlet is using the term 'a minority' in respect of those who acted in a criminal manner.There were around 200 'supporters' on that pitch/in the stands.....that is a significant number of cunts by anyone's standards and the attempt to downplay by use of that phrase is pathetic and wrong.

The different standards by which these fuckers are judged is farcical and disgraceful.
 
RadcliffeRick said:
I don't really understand what the Glazers have done wrong. They have always appeared to have fully supported their numerous managers with money to splash on marquee signings. They get the players to stay with one of the biggest wage bills in the game of football and they have grown the fan base from 659 million to 1.1billion. So they pay themselves a dividend on their share holdings, it is business, that is the way it is. Maybe the idiots should be complaining that the amount of tax paid into the country is very low as they are registered as an overseas business based in the Caymen islands and also complain about the lack of local investment. Perhaps this is what they should be complaining about.
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It's the debt they saddled the club with, they couldn't afford to buy united so borrowed and then transfered the repayments to united, the rags arguement (well the ones who have been doing this for a decade now) is that no loan repayments and debt well that money would be reinvested into the club.

If the club suddenly lost revenue and stopped turning a profit then they would go under as financially they are fucked if unsucessful.

We would hate it if own owner had done the same tbf.


However they still compete and the debt is managable and because of their global brand the likelyhood of revenue dipping to a point where it is an issue is slim so they have fuck all to moan about, and insult fans of bury, pompey, chester, macc etc when they compare their situation with them.
 
urban genie said:
It's the debt they saddled the club with, they couldn't afford to buy united so borrowed and then transfered the repayments to united, the rags arguement (well the ones who have been doing this for a decade now) is that no loan repayments and debt well that money would be reinvested into the club.

If the club suddenly lost revenue and stopped turning a profit then they would go under as financially they are fucked if unsucessful.

We would hate it if own owner had done the same tbf.


However they still compete and the debt is managable and because of their global brand the likelyhood of revenue dipping to a point where it is an issue is slim so they have fuck all to moan about, and insult fans of bury, pompey, chester, macc etc when they compare their situation with them.
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Your last sentence is the main issue, they spend on players and manage the debt. I am not a financial expert but this seems to be a sustainable situation at this time. Does the level of debt affect the spending ability of the club at this time?
 
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Some of this Mornings headlines in the Daily United.

IAN HERBERT: If Sunday gave the Glazers pause for thought, then they ain't seen nothing yet... Man United's owners have 100 days before fans are back at Old Trafford to stop the hell they've created​


Jamie Carragher insists it's 'absolute nonsense' to suggest Manchester United fans are only protesting against the Glazers because of their title drought... slamming 'lazy punditry' in apparent dig at Sky Sports colleague Graeme Souness​


Gary Neville forms pundit army to help fight any further Big Six breakaway plots, with former Man United captain setting up WhatsApp group including BT rivals Gary Lineker, Rio Ferdinand and Jake Humphrey​


Football was invented by the poor and stolen by the rich but now there MUST be fundamental reform to protect our clubs... Manchester United Supporters Trust vice-chairman opens up on fight against Glazers​

 
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