bluebaja
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I 'ate you slabhead, do you know that....
United thread 2020/21
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I 'ate you slabhead, do you know that....
Getting in the CL last season saved them.
No mention of the £150mill rolling credit they took out last year. Where's that gone? And on what?
Easy to read breakdown via the link.
Manchester United reported better revenues and profits for the second quarter of the club’s fiscal year, to December 31, 2020.
The club revealed turnover of £172.8m for the three month period, despite grounds being empty due to the coronavirus pandemic. Revenues for the same period last year were £168.4m.
Net Debt, as of December 31, 2020, was £455.5m, an increase of £64.2m over the year,reflecting the loss of 2020/21 season matchday advance cash receipts, and the impact of deferred sponsorship payments, partially offset by increased broadcasting receipts.
United score a second quarter win with revenues and profits both improved | TheBusinessDesk.com
Champions League games and extra broadcasting revenues boost balance sheet Champions League games and extra broadcasting revenues boost balance sheet
www.thebusinessdesk.com
TBF most Blues go on the liarpool thread to chat shit to each other whereas here we come on to laugh at the rags
Mid Wales blue
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I bet he’d have been worried if she had a back eye when she told him she was pregnant.
GOULDYBOBS
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They still owe their fans for last year's season ticketsGetting in the CL last season saved them.
No mention of the £150mill rolling credit they took out last year. Where's that gone? And on what?
Easy to read breakdown via the link.
Manchester United reported better revenues and profits for the second quarter of the club’s fiscal year, to December 31, 2020.
The club revealed turnover of £172.8m for the three month period, despite grounds being empty due to the coronavirus pandemic. Revenues for the same period last year were £168.4m.
Net Debt, as of December 31, 2020, was £455.5m, an increase of £64.2m over the year,reflecting the loss of 2020/21 season matchday advance cash receipts, and the impact of deferred sponsorship payments, partially offset by increased broadcasting receipts.
United score a second quarter win with revenues and profits both improved | TheBusinessDesk.com
Champions League games and extra broadcasting revenues boost balance sheet Champions League games and extra broadcasting revenues boost balance sheetwww.thebusinessdesk.com
Chris in London
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Difficult to know which I’m enjoying more at the moment, this or the dippers thread
Nightmare Walking
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Love them both equally.
LongsightM13
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Trevor Morley's Tache
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Ashton's Burner account?
GaudinoMotors
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State of the ugly cnut.
What would he know about sport, let alone football?
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