cant spell-dont care said:TBH i think thats probably bollox.
I like how when a city player is reported to be unhappy its imidiatly disimissed at media rubish but somthing like this is taken for gospal
cant spell-dont care said:TBH i think thats probably bollox.
I like how when a city player is reported to be unhappy its imidiatly disimissed at media rubish but somthing like this is taken for gospal
SteSteez said:Will rags be banned from the champs league?
probably not....
Remember people: one rule for us, another rule for them
They'll still be up there, splashing the cash
S04 said:SteSteez said:Will rags be banned from the champs league?
probably not....
Remember people: one rule for us, another rule for them
They'll still be up there, splashing the cash
Ah, somehow I think that money will be rather tight at OT..the club itself is making money, for now that is. So they will not be banned from anything.
But I think they are finding out that when you are at the top in so called brand-name merchandising and similar, you hit a revenue peak that´s almost impossible to sustain forever.
Other clubs will catch up, make marquee signings, find new sources of wealth etc.
S04 said:cant spell-dont care said:TBH i think thats probably bollox.
I like how when a city player is reported to be unhappy its imidiatly disimissed at media rubish but somthing like this is taken for gospal
Erm, no..not if a spokesman for the Glazer have confirmed the debt.
You can all say what you want but if the Glazers are cash-strapped they are living dangerously in todays financial world.
As for the rags..well, it bodes not well for them.
The programme Man Utd - Into the Red centres on the Glazers' ailing shopping-mall empire, run by their company First Allied Corporation, and is based on the findings of City analyst Andy Green, a United supporter who has joined the anti-Glazer green and gold campaign.