That's because he has been running around south Manchester with free meals for the hungry kids before running to Manchester uni to learn sign language before running to Bergamo to help fight the epidemic before running to UNESCO to save the world.
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United thread 2019/20
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That's because he has been running around south Manchester with free meals for the hungry kids before running to Manchester uni to learn sign language before running to Bergamo to help fight the epidemic before running to UNESCO to save the world.
Prestwich_Blue
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If anyone has access to the Financial Times (think you get 3 free stories per month if you register) there's a couple of United-related stories in today. The first is about how badly the bricks-and-mortar retailing sector will be hit, particularly heavily indebted companies. They aren't mentioned but I suspect Glazer Properties is one of those: https://www.ft.com/content/9ea5cbfd-57e3-44b2-abd0-5f4f33606bd2
And the other is about how even a financially strong club like them might be affected by this situation: https://www.ft.com/content/4579c1db-d26b-4df1-8554-b77c272315b9
And the other is about how even a financially strong club like them might be affected by this situation: https://www.ft.com/content/4579c1db-d26b-4df1-8554-b77c272315b9
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Just reading on the BBC that Sancho will move to the Rags for £115m and that the Rags are increasingly confident of signing Saul Niguez for a club record £135m. The last time I looked this disgusting club were half a billion pounds in debt yet it appears they still have enough money to spend £250m on two players.
Can anyone explain ?
These hypocrites are accusing us of spending money we don’t have. If anyone needs to be investigated I think we all know who it is.
Can anyone explain ?
These hypocrites are accusing us of spending money we don’t have. If anyone needs to be investigated I think we all know who it is.
OntarioBlue
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Pretty sure I read he has been offered £1.2 a MONTH by his Chinese Club to return.And a quick check shows he was on £1.2m a year in China. Some "pay cut" that
nmc
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Just reading on the BBC that Sancho will move to the Rags for £115m and that the Rags are increasingly confident of signing Saul Niguez for a club record £135m. The last time I looked this disgusting club were half a billion pounds in debt yet it appears they still have enough money to spend £250m on two players.
Can anyone explain ?
These hypocrites are accusing us of spending money we don’t have. If anyone needs to be investigated I think we all know who it is.
Plus another £130 to 150m in wages for those 2 over 5 years. Biggest wage bill in the PL but the media chose to ignore that.
nmc
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If anyone has access to the Financial Times (think you get 3 free stories per month if you register) there's a couple of United-related stories in today. The first is about how badly the bricks-and-mortar retailing sector will be hit, particularly heavily indebted companies. They aren't mentioned but I suspect Glazer Properties is one of those: https://www.ft.com/content/9ea5cbfd-57e3-44b2-abd0-5f4f33606bd2
And the other is about how even a financially strong club like them might be affected by this situation: https://www.ft.com/content/4579c1db-d26b-4df1-8554-b77c272315b9
You can smell the desperation for European qualification in the second article.
OntarioBlue
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Yes, the hypocrisy is staggeringPlus another £130 to 150m in wages for those 2 over 5 years. Biggest wage bill in the PL but the media chose to ignore that.
It is in difficult times like this that we all need something to smile, even laugh about. My go to thought is 'how much money has The Piano Player cost the Rags':
a) when he was playing for them
b) when he wasn't playing for them but on loan
c) when he was on loan but out injured
d) when he was on loan but there was no football.
a) when he was playing for them
b) when he wasn't playing for them but on loan
c) when he was on loan but out injured
d) when he was on loan but there was no football.
Grassland Blue
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Hoping Sancho won't go to the rags. Too good for them...Just reading on the BBC that Sancho will move to the Rags for £115m and that the Rags are increasingly confident of signing Saul Niguez for a club record £135m. The last time I looked this disgusting club were half a billion pounds in debt yet it appears they still have enough money to spend £250m on two players.
Can anyone explain ?
These hypocrites are accusing us of spending money we don’t have. If anyone needs to be investigated I think we all know who it is.
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