I think it will happen within the next 5 years, The Big clubs will have 2 teams for both the Premier League and the Super League and football every 3 days
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United Thread | 2025/26
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Thanks for the information, Mr Prestwich.
Very interesting.
Let’s hope the day of reckoning isn’t too far away.
Why would other club sell their players to United on the drip ?? Knowing the amount of shit they are in, are they ever going to get the money owed to them. The instalments agreed have to be reached by the rules of PSR or FFP or face points deductions and fines
remember arthur mann
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I sure they'll be some jiggery pokery on behalf of the rag's. A little leeway. APU.Why would other club sell their players to United on the drip ?? Knowing the amount of shit they are in, are they ever going to get the money owed to them. The instalments agreed have to be reached by the rules of PSR or FFP or face points deductions and fines
citizen_maine
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You've just answered your own question. They pay the instalments to avoid sanctionsWhy would other club sell their players to United on the drip ?? Knowing the amount of shit they are in, are they ever going to get the money owed to them. The instalments agreed have to be reached by the rules of PSR or FFP or face points deductions and fines
dadnlad
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have they improved a player value ?They also owe £550m in Trade Payables, which will include outstanding instalments on transfer fees as well as money owed to suppliers.
That's total outstanding debt of close to £1.5bn
but you got to remember theres no value in the market
dadnlad
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they;ll sell the the full amount to money investersWhy would other club sell their players to United on the drip ?? Knowing the amount of shit they are in, are they ever going to get the money owed to them. The instalments agreed have to be reached by the rules of PSR or FFP or face points deductions and fines
The Salford lad.
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Has anyone like me had a discussion with a utd fan and when they start losing the point come out with , well Fergeh said as if it is gospel whatever the old drunk says … he also said not in his lifetime , now it’s EVERYTIME….
Betterdeedthan red
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He's purring for the rags apparently...Mason Mount for England. YCNMIU. Another Slimey Stone piece of fiction.
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He sounds like a French Guest HouseMason Mount for England. YCNMIU. Another Slimey Stone piece of fiction.
Pining for the fjords more like.He's purring for the rags apparently...
the blue panther
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"...wife and her sister..." you say?Huh i feel dirty and need to wash.
Just been in the village hotel M66 Bury for a coffee with Mrs K and her sister and it was wall to wall full of raggies.
Coaches from everywhere but Manchester on the carpark.
The excitement of moving into the top 5 is really getting them giddy
You know the rules.....
Return of the Mac
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Silly question maybe but how can they borrow £100m to finance transfer spending ? Is that not what all these rules are in place to stop ...I admit I no nothing about the financial ins and outs of the rules so just looking at it from the outside and doesn't look right ?Just checked quickly and they issued $425m secured notes, which will be held by various parties. These have to be redeemed in 18 months time. There's another loan from Bank of America of $225m which has to be repaid by 2029. That's around £480m at the current exchange rate.
Then they've got a revolving credit facility (i.e. big overdrafts) with BoA, Nat West, HSBC and Santander. That totals £350m and they'd used £265m of that at the end of June. They also borrowed an additional £100m to finance transfer spending in this last quarter to September.
They also owe £550m in Trade Payables, which will include outstanding instalments on transfer fees as well as money owed to suppliers.
That's total outstanding debt of close to £1.5bn
Trevor Morley's Tache
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Definitely doesn't pass the sniff test.Silly question maybe but how can they borrow £100m to finance transfer spending ? Is that not what all these rules are in place to stop ...I admit I no nothing about the financial ins and outs of the rules so just looking at it from the outside and doesn't look right ?
dadnlad
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no thats what arsenals interest free loans are forSilly question maybe but how can they borrow £100m to finance transfer spending ? Is that not what all these rules are in place to stop ...I admit I no nothing about the financial ins and outs of the rules so just looking at it from the outside and doesn't look right ?
all above board of course
Betterdeedthan red
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Do sly.
And tnt nothave to shos all teams a pretty similar ammount of times.
The way its going they dont need europe.
Sly and tnt put them on everyweek anyway .
The rags make the same money but dont even have be to any good.
Ffp my arse
And tnt nothave to shos all teams a pretty similar ammount of times.
The way its going they dont need europe.
Sly and tnt put them on everyweek anyway .
The rags make the same money but dont even have be to any good.
Ffp my arse
They are immune to all PSR and FFP.Silly question maybe but how can they borrow £100m to finance transfer spending ? Is that not what all these rules are in place to stop ...I admit I no nothing about the financial ins and outs of the rules so just looking at it from the outside and doesn't look right ?
Started years ago when the PL quietly relaxed some rules on increased wages or something, at a time Rags had numerous key players contracts running out and spent heavily on top also.
They they somehow got a free pass after posting 3 times the allowed losses but claimed Covid and no one batted an eye and now u see every single game of theirs selected for live TV.
Stinks to heaven but no media interested in it
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You never ever hear their debt mentioned anywhere in the media, it doesn't exist. An English club over one billion pounds in debt, sacking people in minimum wage and still they borrow more money. What the actual fuck is that about, surely worthy of an investigation or special programme?
Of all the hours of endless football related discussion every day not a single mention of these cunts and their expanding debt?
Of all the hours of endless football related discussion every day not a single mention of these cunts and their expanding debt?
Yeah it would be nice to hear commentators start saying things likeYou never ever hear their debt mentioned anywhere in the media, it doesn't exist. An English club over one billion pounds in debt, sacking people in minimum wage and still they borrow more money. What the actual fuck is that about, surely worthy of an investigation or special programme?
Of all the hours of endless football related discussion every day not a single mention of these cunts and their expanding debt?
‘This is 1.5b in debt manshestnitid we’re talking about’
They were very good over the years saying
‘100m Grealish there, not as free to roam as he was at Villa’
LangleyBlue1970
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It’s funny seeing these idiots continuously shunned into the Monday night slot. I make this 3 of their last 4 PL fixtures.
Nobody cares about them.
Nobody cares about them.