Rags Debt - Daily Mail & Panorama [Merged]
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Prestwich_Blue
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Re: Daily Mail: Glazers £1.1Billion in Debt
Particularly ironic him commenting on United's financial situation as Wigan would disappear without trace if he stopped propping them up. Their wage bill alone is over 90% of their turnover.<br /><br />-- Mon Jun 07, 2010 11:14 am --<br /><br />quiet_riot said:
That's exactly what's happening Marvin. It looks like United is the only source of income they have at the moment.Marvin said:
Prestwich_Blue
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Re: Panorama on the Rags debt
Don't be silly. All their fans will loyally stick with them no matter where they play. They will take 10,000 to Barrow.bluevengence said:
Daz_Blue
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Re: Daily Mail: Glazers £1.1Billion in Debt
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Challenger1978
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Re: Daily Mail: Glazers £1.1Billion in Debt
Its from Panorama not the sun or some other lying redtop, theres a huge huge difference in sources.
cant spell-dont care said:
Its from Panorama not the sun or some other lying redtop, theres a huge huge difference in sources.
Re: Daily Mail: Glazers £1.1Billion in Debt
Indeed, another source here <a class="postlink" href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/jun/07/glazers-manchester-united-fortunes-wane" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010 ... tunes-wane</a>Challenger1978 said:
This would not surprise me if it was the truth. I think Gill is stringing the fans along brilliantly and deluding them over monies available so they do not wake up to the reality of the situation thus preventing a further backlash than what has already been displayed in the green and yellow variety.
If this is true they're very much in catch 22 over Rooney and replacing aging players aren't they? Rooney would command a fee of £90,000,000 + but to sell him would ease the debt yet cause financial suicide given there would be nobody else in their squad to carry the burden of their ambitions soley on their shoulders.
Tell you what though, if they don't finish in the CL positions for one or two seasons, the crap could seriously hit the fan! I think, after reading that, they are very worrying times to be a rag fan. I'd feel sick reading that if I was one of the green and yellow's.
If this is true they're very much in catch 22 over Rooney and replacing aging players aren't they? Rooney would command a fee of £90,000,000 + but to sell him would ease the debt yet cause financial suicide given there would be nobody else in their squad to carry the burden of their ambitions soley on their shoulders.
Tell you what though, if they don't finish in the CL positions for one or two seasons, the crap could seriously hit the fan! I think, after reading that, they are very worrying times to be a rag fan. I'd feel sick reading that if I was one of the green and yellow's.
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There can be no room for complaint about this from that lot. Whether it is morally reprehensible or not to do that to a business is completely irrelevant.
The cold, hard fact of the matter is what the Glazers are doing, is completely legal.
You float on the stockmarket, reap the financial benefits but conveniently forget that despite protestations to the contrary, the second you do this you are immediately up for sale 24 hours a day, 365 days per year. That's the nature of business.
The only concern for us over this is the Glazers being forced out and (I think someone has already alluded to this) the rags being offered in one of those 'buy for a quid' deals. That, or govenrment intervention.
A sustained period of mediocrity (or worse!) might just teach those arrogant twunts a bit of humility.
The cold, hard fact of the matter is what the Glazers are doing, is completely legal.
You float on the stockmarket, reap the financial benefits but conveniently forget that despite protestations to the contrary, the second you do this you are immediately up for sale 24 hours a day, 365 days per year. That's the nature of business.
The only concern for us over this is the Glazers being forced out and (I think someone has already alluded to this) the rags being offered in one of those 'buy for a quid' deals. That, or govenrment intervention.
A sustained period of mediocrity (or worse!) might just teach those arrogant twunts a bit of humility.