United Thread - 2022/23

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The biggest wage bill in PL history.

They’ll genuinely claim a trophy for that in the way they kicked our floodlights.
 
Great use of the word disciplined in regards to their stadium expansion/ refurb.

It’s as if the Glazers are desperate to spend the hundred of millions it would take, but due to current costs much to their disappointment they may just settle for a tidy up and a lick of paint.

They must be gutted
 
blue b4 the moon said:
What do they expect when uncle malcs spawn is spending so much money improving the team....money doesn't grow on trees, just in the ground as lovely black oil.

I particularly enjoyed this comment... Broadcasting revenues were £214.9m, a decrease of £39.9m, or 15.7%, primarily due to playing 22 fewer home and away games across all competitions compared with the previous year.

You're fucking shit.
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You play Thursdays!
 
Churchlawtonblue said:
The best thing about these losses is that they are clearly not sustainable, which means Ten Hag is very unlikely to have a big transfer kitty the next two windows, especially with all the deadwood they also have to try and off load.
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Anyone seen the Scholes/Neville Sky piece? Scholes saying he always cared more about beating us than Liverpool, as did Nicky Butt. He’s a right miserable **** but my cousin (City fan) worked on his house and said he was a really amicable, decent bloke. Hated Rooney with a passion.
 
borassic said:
Anyone seen the Scholes/Neville Sky piece? Scholes saying he always cared more about beating us than Liverpool, as did Nicky Butt. He’s a right miserable **** but my cousin (City fan) worked on his house and said he was a really amicable, decent bloke. Hated Rooney with a passion.
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He’s still a ginger pig.

In fact, he’s a dirty ginger pig!
 
hertsblue said:
This statement as part of their losses:

As a result of the signings last summer of the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Jadon Sancho and Raphael Varane wages rose by 19.1%, a rise of £61.6m to £384.2m.
That figure is the highest in Premier League history, surpassing the previous total of £355m set by Manchester City.

I bet our figures inc bonuses for winning trophies, theirs is basic wages with no bonuses
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And God only knows what next years wage bill is with the additions of Cassimirro, Martinez and Erikksen. Love it
 
news.sky.com

Losses and debt rise at Manchester United - but profit predicted next year

Final year results for Manchester United projected profits of between £100m and £110m for next year.
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Aw bless sky not wanting the plastic wankers to go into full meltdown by saying don't worry next season will be fine.
Shite journalism yet again and the softly softly approach for them red mardarses.
 
manimanc said:
news.sky.com

Losses and debt rise at Manchester United - but profit predicted next year

Final year results for Manchester United projected profits of between £100m and £110m for next year.
news.sky.com news.sky.com

Aw bless sky not wanting the plastic wankers to go into full meltdown by saying don't worry next season will be fine.
Shite journalism yet again and the softly softly approach for them red mardarses.
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That's a report that Goebbels would've been proud of. They're not making a profit next year. That figure they're claiming as "profit" is Earnings or EBITDA. It doesn't take into account Amortisation (the 'A' in EBITDA), Depreciation or Taxation.

Amortisation alone will be around £150m or thereabouts. So that's got to be knocked off that 'profit'. EBITDA in 2021 was £96m and they still made a £33m net loss. They're still going to be reporting a loss next year as well.
 
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