United thread 2020/21

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If they want the Glziers out....who could actualy buy the club? Ar they thinking about this? .....their debt is somewhere in the region of £700m-£900m depending on where you read/who you listen to...

So whoever buys them has to invest at elast that much before buying them,.....and then the rest....profit for the glaziers....money to invest in the team, money to invest in the stadium etc etc etc..

How much did the Sheik buy us for including whatever debt we had at the time? It cant have been anywhere near that much and we had the stadium sorted (i think).
Im sure there are people with financial savvy on here to answer this
 
Enjoyed the MUST statement today:

"Let's be very clear that no one wants what happened at Old Trafford yesterday to be a regular event (LIE)" the Supporters' Trust said. "But what happened was the culmination of 16 years in which your family's ownership of the club has driven us into debt and decline (THE TRUTH), and we have felt ever more sidelined and ignored." The Trust added:

"We support the right of fans to protest lawfully and, although we did not personally witness any such acts (ANOTHER LIE), of course we do not condone any acts of violence (YET ANOTHER LIE)."
 
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The perfect fumble said:
I've said it before, they want to party like it's 1999, they're haunted by the memory of Ferguson and trophy after trophy, year after year after year, they're trapped in a class of 92 cognitive dissonance nightmare, where they long for a new generation of Cantona, Beckham, Giggs, Scholes and Keane, yet know deep down it's not going to happen. They want to be England's club team again, they want compliant refs and a fawning media, they want their manager knighted and hailed as the greatest, they want to be bigger, better, richer and more powerful than everyone else, all the time and forever.

It's not enough for them to spend big to compete, which is what they've done, they don't want to compete, they want to be winners, today, tomorrow, always.

They desperately need these things to give their pathetic lives meaning and it tears them a new one to see us achieving all the things that used to be exclusively theirs.
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My man.
 
Bozzie said:
The sight of so many people both individually and collectively literally shitting themselves trying not to be the one who condemns the protesters has been nauseating. With the exception of Graeme Souness, who clearly got the corporate message to button it part way through, everybody else must have splinters in their arses. Policemen injured, flares/cans thrown, property damaged ... just a "mindless few" in a relatively peaceful protest. The worst image was of them trying to 'roll' somebody's car over on Chester Road, that could have been any one of our family in that car and it's disgraceful that the media are complicit in ensuring that it doesn't receive any coverage. It really does demonstrate the stranglehold Man U still retain over the media, I know it's a tired cliche but it's absolutely true on this occasion: if that had been fans of any other club they would be getting pilloried by the media, the PL, the FA and fans of every club, and rightly so.
I won't be holding my breath, but if there aren't meaningful sanctions applied to Man U then there is every chance this type of protest, with the aim of ensuring a match abandonment, could become common place. Their fans have shown that they are determined and capable of causing damage, fear and injury and their club has shown, once again, that they are powerless to protect the safety of people and the security of their premises. That isn't a situation that can either be allowed to continue or go unpunished.
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Points deduction for me
 
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