United Thread - 2022/23

[bobbyowenquiff]

I'm not a businessman, but find it strange that people who were making a shed load of money from their business would sell it so somebody else so they could make a shed load of money. :-(

Perhaps. But the Glazers are essentially get-rich quick merchants who never invest properly in any of their businesses. Some family members might think a share of £4bn is worth taking. They can walk away from all the hassle. It will take them a long time to make that in dividends. They won't fancy sorting out the stadium.
I know that a few years ago they were touting MUFC around to financiers in Geneva and a Saudi deal was a possibility but it never materialised.

 

[Silvas Left Peg]

Had a rag fan saying to me earlier “what happened to your lot at the weekend?” And laughing!!!… 3 wins in a row and these lot forget about the past decades shit show... also seems to have forgotten about the glazers too the goldfish.

 

[BlindEyeSeesAll]

Is there a collective noun for a group of pissflaps?

A flange

 

[bluethrunthru]

A flange

Isn't that baboons or gorilla's ? Or is that a whoop?

 

[mat]

Rumours emerging again of a Dubai take over, will be interesting how the media react if true

The rumours the media have started in desperation to keep them relevant.

 

[raybo]

So is the Rag 9 year transition finally over??

 

[DJ_Markstar]

United have already got more money than anyone so I couldn't give a shit if they get taken over by a rich Sheikh - or nation state (Copyright Klopp/Delooney 2022). It will be absolutely hilarious to see the media backpedalling on sportswashing allegations, etc.
I mean, what are they going to do? Spend loads of money? Get a top manager?
It'll be rinse and repeat for years and years and years.
I've had a decade and more of footballing bliss, the like of which I never thought I'd see.
Whatever happens at Old Toilet, they'll never change.
Absolute f'kin scum.

Genuinely think the mainstream "Arsenal always bottle it" and "City are just historyless moneybags" narratives are brought up constantly because we both had the temerity and insolence to challenge thou-shalt-do-no-wrong rags at various points in the last 25 years, I think this is why I understand you guys frustration with the more biased elements of the media, as its all too familiar to me.

 

[JOGAMIGMOG]

I'm not a businessman, but find it strange that people who were making a shed load of money from their business would sell it so somebody else so they could make a shed load of money. :-(

Simple maths really. Say you have appx 30 years left to live and you draw £1m a year from a business then your business is worth £30m to you. If you can sell it right now for more than £30m profit after tax then it’s wise to sell it. No more stress of running the business and more money in the bank.

 

[yeah whatever !!]

This made me laugh how would the press/media deal with this lol

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If that's the case( State owned) then who owns the queens racehorses?? the queen or the UK

 

[Gazza]

This made me laugh how would the press/media deal with this lol

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The good thing about the United 'model' is, it isn't money they need as they've always had that, it's infrastructure. They literally haven't had a clue for years how to run a football club. SAF's success papered over the cracks for long enough for the rot to set in resulting in it taking a lot of time and expertise to fix.

 

[crazyg]

The good thing about the rag 'model' is, it isn't money they need as they've always had that, it's infrastructure. They literally haven't had a clue for years how to run a football club. GPC's success papered over the cracks for long enough for the rot to set in resulting in it taking a lot of time and expertise to fix.

Slight edits.

 

[manimanc]

Simple maths really. Say you have appx 30 years left to live and you draw £1m a year from a business then your business is worth £30m to you. If you can sell it right now for more than £30m profit after tax then it’s wise to sell it. No more stress of running the business and more money in the bank.

I don't think the glazers are stressed, they've been on a jolly up for the past whatever years

They got no intention of selling shitstain fc.

Laughing all the way to bank them boys.

LGHU.

 

[ancoats]

Did anybody mention arsenal was the better team and should have not lost, because of the officials and a dodgy referee

 

[KS55]

Perhaps. But the Glazers are essentially get-rich quick merchants who never invest properly in any of their businesses. Some family members might think a share of £4bn is worth taking. They can walk away from all the hassle. It will take them a long time to make that in dividends. They won't fancy sorting out the stadium.
I know that a few years ago they were touting MUFC around to financiers in Geneva and a Saudi deal was a possibility but it never materialised.

Yup, some of the siblings are said to have zero interest in the rags.

 

[Big mals fedora]

Simple maths really. Say you have appx 30 years left to live and you draw £1m a year from a business then your business is worth £30m to you. If you can sell it right now for more than £30m profit after tax then it’s wise to sell it. No more stress of running the business and more money in the bank.

In that case why wouldn’t they keep it for, say, 5-10 more years, using dividends to prop up their other businesses, then sell in 5-10 yrs time and cream off all the profit??

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

Yup, some of the siblings are said to have zero interest in the rags.

Like most fair weather Rag supporters when they stopped being successful?

 

[Blue Floyd]

United mate of mine has been to that shithole once, think it was the England Greece game. Says he can't afford it yet spends 2 grand on his tv to watch that shite. His snide (mothballed) Chinese top has also made a dramatic appearance. Do find it funny though, especially when it goes POP!

 

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[lazerblue]

how Mcshithousery gets away with so many yellows is a joke