United Thread | 2024/25

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If you read the bit in brackets about "top players" it was meant make of what you want out of their top players they've signed. We know that the top players they have signed are ridiculously overpriced and overrated but that's their look out. The main thing is they are still allowed to pay huge fees despite of the ever mounting debt they're in.

Sorry it's my sarcastic personality, coupled with an inherent hatred of the massively over-hyped rags.
 
Judging by this so far, going to take some getting used to making these players play the way he wants. Having 3 defenders (essentially 5 with the wing backs) should make them more solid and make the transition easier but it’s done the opposite.

Martinez legging it out of position into midfield because Ugarte/Fernandes aren’t doing their jobs. Garnacho and Antony not tracking runners. Fernandes not defensively sound enough to track runners or have the awareness. Mount meandering around.

They’ll attack better than they did under Ten Hag but defensively they’ll be even more open than they were…somehow.

Reminds me of the first season under Pep. We were mint going forward when he first came - different patterns etc. - but the defence was rocky and we were open. He always harped on about ‘second balls’ and I think it takes a few games for foreign managers to recognise that importance.

Hopefully they continue to be shit.
It doesn't matter who they have as manager.
Somethings wrong in that club.
From top to bottom they're fucked.
And apparently we're in trouble.
I know which camp I'd rather be in.
We don't care if we're shit again.
We're just glad we've been brilliant.
They think they have a right to be at the top forever.
That's why it makes me laugh when armchair rags try to take the piss.
I just laugh.
I literally don't care.
I've lived beyond anything I ever thought possible
 
What ever happens they won't be allowed to go under.
Like barca in Spain.
The league needs the cartel in each country.
The chairman of the fa.
I forget his name said the premier league needs a successful Manchester yyyyyooounited.
When Roy Hodgson was engerland manager he actually said "if you young English and play for yooouuunited you have a great future for england".
Why do you.
Cleverly.
Welbeck.
Phil neville.
Alan smith captain at Leeds never played for England.
Went to the rags.
In the England team.
Leaves to go to Newcastle.
No England games

Yes maybe 10 years ago

But United are not winning titles or Champions League plus the best players don't play for them anymore
The cartel always will be trying to protect themselves, but they still have to be the best club in their leagues

The Premier League is not a 2 horse race anymore with United and Liverpool,
other clubs have taken over and leading the battles with bigger revenues and owners becoming a major power
City Chelsea Arsenal and Newcastle will control England over the next 10 years, Yes Liverpool is flying at the moment but if City and Arsenal get their houses back in shape you never know what can happen

United Bring nothing to the table anymore and should not be a major power in what happens in the rules.
For me, the only thing Keeping United at the top table is Skysports and its subscription fees, i don't see a future for that with the Internet companies ready to take over and blow Sky out of the water,
 
Yes maybe 10 years ago

But United are not winning titles or Champions League plus the best players don't play for them anymore
The cartel always will be trying to protect themselves, but they still have to be the best club in their leagues

The Premier League is not a 2 horse race anymore with United and Liverpool,
other clubs have taken over and leading the battles with bigger revenues and owners becoming a major power
City Chelsea Arsenal and Newcastle will control England over the next 10 years, Yes Liverpool is flying at the moment but if City and Arsenal get their houses back in shape you never know what can happen

United Bring nothing to the table anymore and should not be a major power in what happens in the rules.
For me, the only thing Keeping United at the top table is Skysports and its subscription fees, i don't see a future for that with the Internet companies ready to take over and blow Sky out of the water,
Let's hope your right
 
It was not serviceable last season went they had to fudge £75million in allowances with Covid19 and sales of shares to Jim to make PSR ? Was all this is the report in the annual revenue media release
According to Kieran Maguire on Price of Football podcast they had to take out a £200m loan due to cash flow

“I'm slightly confused that one of the UK's richest men has needed to borrow 200 million pounds in order to have 150 million pounds in the bank. Why is that, Kieran?

Yeah, that doesn't look too clever. I guess the reason is that they needed money by the end of September in order to pay the wage bill in October and November. They remember October and November, both of which are months in which there are international breaks, so that reduces the number of home matches.

Manchester United probably only generate, yeah, I say only generate, they generate four to five million pounds per match at Old Trafford. That's not a lot of money when your monthly wage bill is in the region of 25 to 30 million.

It's going to come as a surprise to a lot of people, Kieran, a shock, in fact, that a club the size of Manchester United has to borrow money ahead of paying the wage bill.

It's the nature of the football industry. Your cost base is quite constant and your biggest cost is going to be your payroll cost. And they've got to find that 25 to 30 million pounds every month”

From The Price of Football: Nov 28, 2024

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This commentary is fucking hilarious describing a tactical Masterclass against Norwegian part timers.
What do you expect with Lily Savage as co-commentator.
Obviously not watching, but how many times has he mentioned he was a Trafford Termite Academy player ?
Or, how his son also played for them ?
We are used to Ratface rimming them on Sky, but why have that sycophant Savage bullying them up ?
 
According to Kieran Maguire on Price of Football podcast they had to take out a £200m loan due to cash flow

“I'm slightly confused that one of the UK's richest men has needed to borrow 200 million pounds in order to have 150 million pounds in the bank. Why is that, Kieran?

Yeah, that doesn't look too clever. I guess the reason is that they needed money by the end of September in order to pay the wage bill in October and November. They remember October and November, both of which are months in which there are international breaks, so that reduces the number of home matches.

Manchester United probably only generate, yeah, I say only generate, they generate four to five million pounds per match at Old Trafford. That's not a lot of money when your monthly wage bill is in the region of 25 to 30 million.

It's going to come as a surprise to a lot of people, Kieran, a shock, in fact, that a club the size of Manchester United has to borrow money ahead of paying the wage bill.

It's the nature of the football industry. Your cost base is quite constant and your biggest cost is going to be your payroll cost. And they've got to find that 25 to 30 million pounds every month”

From The Price of Football: Nov 28, 2024

This material may be protected by copyright.

Please let them go bust
Please .
They can't be far away from it
 
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