United thread 2019/20

[waspish]

The difference in Owners the glazers add there losses to the debt we don’t.

 

[hertsblue]

FFP does not include them of course, as the shameful incident of the PL quietly removing the wage cap increase aspect of FFP from the PL rules at a time Utd needed it removed the most with huge contract negotiations and huge transfer spending

 

[FootballSense]

"United`s Net Debt as of March 31, was £429.1m, an increase of £127.4m"

The figures for the Stretford Buccaneers, registered in the Cayman Islands, lurking on an industrial estate on the outskirts of the city of Manchester, demonstrate the crucial importance of TV monies. Not being in the CL has had a big impact on them. It is one of the many reasons they have plotted against us and desperately need to qualify by whatever means, normally foul. The Green & Yellows are revolting. Aspects of their commercial finances still increase though despite other factors.

Servicing the increasing debt means more money leaking out.

As the song goes, U-N-I-T-E-D that spells f***ing debt to me...

For now, the leakage continues, the debt rises, the prejudicial vested interests deepen whilst City remain Champions, FA Cup holders, League Cup holders and Community Shield winners.

It`s plumbers that they need, not Glazers.

Ocean Finance on the phone...

 

[BosnianBlue]

But they pass FFP, that's important.

 

[David Kloppesh]

Manchester Unidebt

 

[Wanderingwolf]

How do they continually get round ffp?

 

[kaz7]

And yet we are the big bad club,fucking laughable the grief we get

 

[JASR]

How do they continually get round ffp?

1. Because debt doesn't count as negative for anything on FFP (PL or UEFA AFAIK).
2. Because the PL FFP rules are changeable at the whim of Gill (aka United), with hardly any media coverage - eg the PL FFP wages ratio change earlier this year, to allow them to keep their stars* by paying higher wages.

* Stars in this context, is a loose definition applied to any football player in a red top.

 

[pudge]

"United`s Net Debt as of March 31, was £429.1m, an increase of £127.4m"

The figures for the Stretford Buccaneers, registered in the Cayman Islands, lurking on an industrial estate in Stretford on the outskirts of the city of Manchester, demonstrate the crucial importance of TV monies. Not being in the CL has had a big impact on them. It is one of the many reasons they have plotted against us and desperately need to qualify by whatever means, normally foul. The Green & Yellows are revolting. Aspects of their commercial finances still increase though despite other factors.

Servicing the increasing debt means more money leaking out.

As the song goes, U-N-I-T-E-D that spells f***ing debt to me...

For now, the leakage continues, the debt rises, the prejudicial vested interests deepen whilst City remain Champions, FA Cup holders, League Cup holders and Community Shield winners.

It`s plumbers that they need, not Glazers.

Ocean Finance on the phone...

Meanwhile the very same owners have just spunked a guaranteed $50m on a soon to be 43 year old over in Tampa.

Pity that..

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

How do they continually get round ffp?

UEFA give them a free pass .