United Thread | 2024/25

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When you're 13th in the table, and wishing you could spend £500m to overhaul the mighty Palace, Brentford, Fulham and Bournemouth. that's amore
When you're £1B in debt, with interest payments alone of £30M a year - and that's to be rescheduled in 18 months and ain't going any lower. that's amore
When you've a stadium full of vermin - not to mention the rodent infestation - and leaks to contend with over the coming years, if you don't get...that's amore
Needs a bit of work but it has potential
 
There was speculation about what Seb Coe was getting in return for being a slippery Jim mouth piece.

By complete coincidence, voting for the IOC presidency concluded yesterday, but not before stretford's finest had publicly endorsed Coe.

What a shame he got beat by a white Zimbabwean ex swimmer! Wonder what the other grifters backing slippery Jim's vision are after.......?
 
Construction programme is a MINIMUM of 5 years after the groundbreaking.

There is 5/10 years before that happens,if it ever does.

5/10 years becomes 10/20, if ever.

£2 BILLION becomes £4/£5 BILLION.

The rags are even shittier, with 59 year old Range Mooney starring at forward point with 2 goals in 367 consecutive games.

The swamp as collapsed into a.....
swamp and its the quarter century anniversary of local lad jimrat, a flower of fails worth !!

Manchester thanks you Sheikh Mansour.

DELICIOUS !!
I really don't see them ever moving out of the current swamp unless they do come under new middle eastern ownership
 
Not that I care about these fuckers, but I was perusing some stuff online and came across the financial term "back floating rate loan" which, I think, means private investment can buy majority stock and borrow more money to make it 'more profitable', but it can be subject to 'retroactive debt adjustments' affecting how much their total interest repayment is.

Now, I'm no financial whizz, but that sounds pretty close to what these assholes are subjected to depending on 'market forces'. Unless someone can explain if it's linked to them or not?

Cheers.
 
Not that I care about these fuckers, but I was perusing some stuff online and came across the financial term "back floating rate loan" which, I think, means private investment can buy majority stock and borrow more money to make it 'more profitable', but it can be subject to 'retroactive debt adjustments' affecting how much their total interest repayment is.

Now, I'm no financial whizz, but that sounds pretty close to what these assholes are subjected to depending on 'market forces'. Unless someone can explain if it's linked to them or not?

Cheers.
Bloody hell @Bigga ......too early fella. You've broke my head.....
 
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