United thread 2013/14

[samharris]

Sky sports now just said all the top 7 won this weekend.i wonder where them rag shites are in the league.

said earlier that 3 weeks agao it was the top eight.. scum have gained a place since then,,

 

[r.soleofsalford]

just been on red cafe, those dumb **** think they have a chance against chelsea. it still hasnt hit home with some of them just how shit they are has it

 

[TCIB]

just been on red cafe, those dumb **** think they have a chance against chelsea. it still hasnt hit home with some of them just how shit they are has it

I don't gamble but even i would put a ton on chelsea winning this and feel pretty secure in that.

 

[whicko]

Manchester Evening News reporting the scum have lost quarter of billion on the stock market this year, the Glazers are brilliant.

 

[andyhinch]

Manchester Evening News reporting the scum have lost quarter of billion on the stock market this year, the Glazers are brilliant.

If I could only do a titanic gif.

 

[Marvin]

Manchester Evening News reporting the scum have lost quarter of billion on the stock market this year, the Glazers are brilliant.

Man Utd don't lose anything if their own valuation falls, it's the shareholders who lose money and then it's only a paper loss which could disappear if the price goes back up. Man Utd's share price matters to the Glazers, and the club, if they issue more shares to raise money.

 

[roaminblue]

just been on red cafe, those dumb **** think they have a chance against chelsea. it still hasnt hit home with some of them just how shit they are has it

I don't gamble but even i would put a ton on chelsea winning this and feel pretty secure in that.

Don't be daft guys, mid-table teams always raise their games for the top four

 

[Azul Luna]

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[laserblue]

Manchester Evening News reporting the scum have lost quarter of billion on the stock market this year, the Glazers are brilliant.

Man Utd don't lose anything if their own valuation falls, it's the shareholders who lose money and then it's only a paper loss which could disappear if the price goes back up. Man Utd's share price matters to the Glazers, and the club, if they issue more shares to raise money.

Which is what the Glazers indicated they wanted to do in a submission to the SEC in October. They wanted to float another $400 million dollars' worth of shares but that idea will have to be shitcanned as long as the share price continues in the doldrums.

 

[M18CTID]

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/the-man-who-saved-manchester-6503030


Surely not. United have only ever been run the "right way" . More Anit united propaganda now the GPC is gone. its disgusting making shite up like this.

I hope he didn`t put is own money into his misguided venture as the rages have only ever spent what they have earned ever ever ever ever and that is the truth gov, honest.

James W. Gibson wasn't their first sugar daddy to save them from bankruptcy with money they didn't earn either. That was John Henry Davies who built Old Trafford and gifted it to the rags. Gibson pestered the government after WW2 and got grants out of the public purse to remove the debris from the swamp and rebuild it. Then of course they got more funding from the public purse to build a state of the art cantilever stand (now the GPC stand) to tart the place up for the 1966 World Cup.

Money they've earned my arse.

All facts that the hypocritical "City ruining football/we've always spent within our means" brigade could never dispute in a million years.

But let's not forget that in addition to Davies, Gibson, and the British government, they should also be forever thankful to a certain Manchester City Football Club for bailing them out of the shit on several occasions, particularly when we rode to their rescue in helping see off Manchester Central FC. If we hadn't got involved then there's a real possibility that they would have gone out of business.

"MUFC forever in our debt" has a nice ring to it.