Yep - 93:20 all over againDeGea kicks it long to Pogba he knocks it on into the area for VAR, penalty united.
They have relax ffp for one season I have a feeling it will be extended or scrapped till at least United have won the league again.
It was only ever meant to stop us and psg. Now it's failed I expect ffp to be initially temporarily suspended and never come backSo when the Glazers getting another 140m loan? That’s what they did when this virus set in!
It’s pretty disgusting that clubs can get loans to bail them out then go out and spend big money on players.
They have relax ffp for one season I have a feeling it will be extended or scrapped till at least stadiums are full again.
So when the Glazers getting another 140m loan? That’s what they did when this virus set in!
It’s pretty disgusting that clubs can get loans to bail them out then go out and spend big money on players.
They have relax ffp for one season I have a feeling it will be extended or scrapped till at least stadiums are full again.
From the telegraph......
Frank Lampard will tell his Chelsea players to be wary of Manchester United’s ability to win penalties ahead of Sunday’s FA Cup semi-final at Wembley.
The head coach also believes his team are due a Var decision to go their way after United’s 2-0 victory at Stamford Bridge in February.
United have been awarded 13 penalties in the Premier League this season, equalling the record for the number to one team in a campaign, and have faced accusations of diving from Tottenham Hotspur and Aston Villa since the restart.
Might be wrong but I think they had ~90m cash reserve from the last quarterly Financial report @Prestwich_Blue can probably confirm.
Next results are due in a month or so, should be interesting.
Ah yeah remember that now think it was a bit more than that maybe 150m but when you have that much cash reserve why get a 140m loan?
In their March quarterly statements, they reported that they'd gone through nearly £225m of cash, net, in the 9 months to 31st March. That's compared to £50m net negative cashflow at the same point in the previous financial year. They had £100m less in the bank than the previous year (£90m compared to £194m) and they had over £200m due within 12 months on transfer obligations and other commitments.And that's before Covid-19 struck fully. Things will be a lot worse for them in the next accounts.Might be wrong but I think they had ~90m cash reserve from the last quarterly Financial report @Prestwich_Blue can probably confirm.
Next results are due in a month or so, should be interesting.