United Thread - 2021/22

[northendenton]

When they break spending record after spending record they are proving they are the biggest club in the world in their eyes. Any competition to their closed shop are cheats, plain and simple.

As one of them pointed out to them that they still outspend all if not most they still aren't happy because their place in the world isn't guaranteed anymore.

Expect some activism from Neville through SKY and another invasion of the swamp by the green and gold Che Guavaras ;)

As someone pointed out previously its Yellow not Gold

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

Really don't like competition do they?

This wasn’t on the brochure when they decided to pick a club no where near where they lived who regularly won trophies. Take it raggys take it.

 

[mexico1970]

United keen to make Pogba one of the highest ever earners on a new contract, they keep shitting the bed without a nappy on.

Great stuff.

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

When they break spending record after spending record they are proving they are the biggest club in the world in their eyes. Any competition to their closed shop are cheats, plain and simple.

As one of them pointed out to them that they still outspend all if not most they still aren't happy because their place in the world isn't guaranteed anymore.

Expect some activism from Neville through SKY and another invasion of the swamp by the green and gold Che Guavaras ;)

Can we have that on a banner.........?

 

[Big Swifty]

...yes, as long as it's spelt right

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

Forgive my own limitations on this - what is the A and B share thing and how are they dreamt up?

(How does a B share command less of a voting right than an A etc?)...........

Just different classes of shares, like first class and coach on an airplane. The B shares don’t trade, but they are convertible to A shares which do trade on the public markets. Typical split share structures give super-majority voting rights to one class, and sometimes other benefits (like dividends). Many (though a very small percentage of traded companies) public companies in the US (especially tech, but others too) have split share structures so founders can retain voting control, although generally investors don’t like these structures because they can’t effectively vote out management or board members, and founders can block mergers that might be beneficial to other shareholders.

 

[Bill the Blue]

Really don't like competition do they?

Don't know why they're fretting, the paperboy and his trusty assistant Carrick will no doubt have a have a plan in place to take them clear at the top..!

I mean, the ex sacked Cardiff manager and a journeyman midfielder, the perfect combo to oversee the constant lurching from one crisis to another..!

 

[LongsightM13]

As someone pointed out previously its Yellow not Gold

Yes but the organisers at MUST quickly realised they might struggle to attract #TopReds and plastic hard cases to support a ‘Green and Yellow’ campaign, with the attendant acronym GAY

 

[andyhinch]

Yes but the organisers at MUST quickly realised they might struggle to attract #TopReds and plastic hard cases to support a ‘Green and Yellow’ campaign, with the attendant acronym GAY

Is GaG any better ?

 

[northendenton]

Yes but the organisers at MUST quickly realised they might struggle to attract #TopReds and plastic hard cases to support a ‘Green and Yellow’ campaign, with the attendant acronym GAY

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