United Thread 2015/16

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Off the pitch, business is booming and United are on course to overtake Real Madrid as the world's richest club.

OK, a couple of questions for our financial gurus
If business is booming, revenue up (especially with the new TV deal next year and the Adidas kit deal) etc etc, why has the share price fallen?

Why do some media outlets class the rags as the world's richest club when they are financing debt?

Who owns Real Madrid and if they were put up for sale, in your opinion would they be worth more than £2Billion?
 
Quick question to some of you financially astute BM'ers. Should I cut my losses and sell my shareholding, or should I ride out the storm, in the hope that my investment might recover to the comfortable levels I was enjoying under Sir Alex?
 
There's a free scarf on offer for any swamp ST holder renewing this month. That'll sway things.
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Can only see their value falling further when they fail to win amy silverware & miss out on CL.
 
One thing they will never be short of is money, they are a machine, end of.

I'm no financial expert as my bank account will testify but despite this news which isnt great, they will still overtake Real Madrid as the richest as their revenues are still growing.
 
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