United thread 2019/20

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So far this financial year they've spent nearly £225m more cash than they brought in up to 31st March. For comparison it was just over £50m at the same point in 2019. They'll be eating beans on toast by the end of next month. And counting out the beans to make them last.

What about the impending recruitment of Kane and Sancho? If City hadn’t had made the statement in regards not furloughing staff I believe that this scummy lot would have done it, they will chop every bit of spending back to service their debt and crazy operation on player signings and wages.
 
OK-ish. Was above $20 at the beginning of the year but hit $12.50, one of its lowest ever points, 2 months ago when the football stopped. Up to around $15.50 currently.
So to a thicko like me, can you confirm that means Manchester united is valued at 25% less than it was five months ago
I thought the owners had bought a stack of shares to keep the price up, or is that reflected in the $12 now $15?
 
So to a thicko like me, can you confirm that means Manchester united is valued at 25% less than it was five months ago
I thought the owners had bought a stack of shares to keep the price up, or is that reflected in the $12 now $15?
That's correct. The share buy-back was announced a couple of months ago to prop-up the price but there wasn't much money involved and it's not clear how many shares have been bought as part of that. Less than 2 years ago the share price was over $25 so they've dropped 40% since then.
 
That's correct. The share buy-back was announced a couple of months ago to prop-up the price but there wasn't much money involved and it's not clear how many shares have been bought as part of that. Less than 2 years ago the share price was over $25 so they've dropped 40% since then.

Nearly lost half their value in just under 2 years..

Oooh, that's a real shame..!

What a lovely way to start the day, reading that..




TICK TOCK..!
 
Nearly lost half their value in just under 2 years..

Oooh, that's a real shame..!

What a lovely way to start the day, reading that..





TICK TOCK..!

Sorry but can you just confirm that the shares have lost half their value, that's fifty percent, ergh that's loads, I only ask because I have only just stopped laughing at Prestwich Blues post earlier and need to get my breath back before laughing again.
 
Football clubs have been taking the piss on the tax front for years.
True.. I posted a while ago about the home game versus Sheffield United (won 5-2) in the 67-68 title winning season, when the attendance was declared as 32000 in the Sunday papers.. there must have been 45000+ there that day.. when I queried it with The Old Man he took me to one side and explained to me, very patiently, about how 'Uncle Albert' (Alexander) managed financial things at Maine Road..
 
Sorry but can you just confirm that the shares have lost half their value, that's fifty percent, ergh that's loads, I only ask because I have only just stopped laughing at Prestwich Blues post earlier and need to get my breath back before laughing again.


Laughter keeps you healthy BM so you can't knock the rags for trying to perk up the Nation with this fantastic news..!

Bless them and those wonderful Glaziers for doing their upmost to cheer the vast majority of people up..!


I can tell you it's certainly lifted my spirits..!
 
They do seem to be getting a bit giddy over on Sad cafe, Dormund are just gonna roll over and sell Sancho dirt cheap cos the scum wanna buy him, and even if they dont, well we have 150 million credit line thats just sat doing nothing just begging to be used. They genuinely think they have a lot of cash to throw around, they sound like a chav family thats just got this months social credit money paid and need that 65" telly !
 
I note that Sky have a new channel starting on Wednesday called Sky Documentary (114). I thought it might be useful now that BBC are threatening to pull BBC4.

Thursday evening's schedule includes a two-hour documentary on Matt Busby, "Manchester United's iconic manager". (I wonder if we'll hear of him winning an FA Cup medal with City in 1934?)

Later that night is a programme called "Premier League Legends: Gary Neville".

I guess I'll give it a miss that night. I await programmes on Pep Guardiola and David Silva.
 
You should check out Curtis Woodhouses twitter he's trolling united fans big calling Scholes and Giggs overrated.

He got shut down though by saying Aguero isn't in his top 10 strikers of the Premier league
 
You should check out Curtis Woodhouses twitter he's trolling united fans big calling Scholes and Giggs overrated.

He got shut down though by saying Aguero isn't in his top 10 strikers of the Premier league

He’s right about the family man, and although I despise him,the ginger pig was pretty good, although like all rags, heavily protected by pigmol.
As for his Sergio comment...I don’t believe him at all. No real football fan would say that about someone of Sergio’s class.
 
He’s right about the family man, and although I despise him,the ginger pig was pretty good, although like all rags, heavily protected by pigmol.
As for his Sergio comment...I don’t believe him at all. No real football fan would say that about someone of Sergio’s class.

Scholes is probably the only united player I never minded. World class player and never heard of him in the press up outside of football, never a scandal and never offered an opinion on anything. Obviously the last has changed since he became a pundit, but he always struck me as a bloke playing for his team who knew he was blessed to do so and kept to himself
 
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