United thread 2019/20

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Interesting question. No doubt Glazer Properties is mortgaged to the hilt but if there's a big slowdown in the retail trade, many businesses will close and that will hit them hard. If they lose rents, then they'll find it harder to meet their mortgage payments and the whole lot could collapse. If they've used their shares as collateral then the banks will take them in the event of foreclosure.
Was in the local mall yesterday. Like a ghost town. Notices on the doors saying it closes at 7pm instead of 9pm. and opens an hour later in the mornings too.
The stores inside wont last long at this rate.
 
Interesting question. No doubt Glazer Properties is mortgaged to the hilt but if there's a big slowdown in the retail trade, many businesses will close and that will hit them hard. If they lose rents, then they'll find it harder to meet their mortgage payments and the whole lot could collapse. If they've used their shares as collateral then the banks will take them in the event of foreclosure.

Yet all we get told is the rags are the last bastion of hope, the shining beacon of morality that we should all copy in these toughening times. The club that has continuously led by example by not obliterating the transfer market like us. That club has done all it can to sustain economic growth in and around Trafford by investing in local businesses and providing work for the locals, whereas our billions and billions are nestling in some off-shore account in the Caymen Islands - away from the prying eyes of revenue inspectors the world over.

At least that is what the media have been spoon-feeding everybody since we were taken over.
 
Interesting question. No doubt Glazer Properties is mortgaged to the hilt but if there's a big slowdown in the retail trade, many businesses will close and that will hit them hard. If they lose rents, then they'll find it harder to meet their mortgage payments and the whole lot could collapse. If they've used their shares as collateral then the banks will take them in the event of foreclosure.

Wells Fargo become United's owners by default !
 
Interesting question. No doubt Glazer Properties is mortgaged to the hilt but if there's a big slowdown in the retail trade, many businesses will close and that will hit them hard. If they lose rents, then they'll find it harder to meet their mortgage payments and the whole lot could collapse. If they've used their shares as collateral then the banks will take them in the event of foreclosure.
Saudi Arabia will buy them out but they won't be termed as 'state owned' or it being 'dirty oil money', no sirree, no bingo cards for them.
 
The glazers clearly still have some money somewhere, as Tampa have apparently got a precontract agreement with quarterback Tom Brady.
 

its nice to know the true value of united ? and it would be still in debt to about £550 million

when united started its share bonds and flouted on the stock market it become monopoly money and no true valuation. and today and the next coming months and year it could be worth £0 and the only asset would be the land and players and that would be only after the debt they would have to clear first. so we are now seeing the true picture that money and FFP is setup to protect clubs like united and not stop clubs over spending. simple things is united are a joke of a club and for the so called biggest club in football its a total mess

so now who is running scared and a disaster like the coronavirus can wipe £1billion of a club in 11 days. also in another week it could even worst and then in a month it could be banks calling in debt and having to sell assets to repay loans.its crazy what money and panic can do and to all of the so called elite clubs up to their eyeballs in debt its nice knowing you
 
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