United Thread - 2022/23

[blue b4 the moon]

So the world class Scott McSpotify beat Spain single-handedly last night.
Rag scum.

It's all good, sets up a nice bigger contract from the rags.

 

[aguero93:20]

It's all good, sets up a nice bigger contract from the rags.

Should be a 50 year contract on at least £5m a week basic.

 

[the blue panther]

Fuck me, have they not been sold yet?
Must be scum.

 

[Ted_Bovis]

Or a plug for the roof

“Roof” is that your word for it…

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

When is a reporter going to ask about how it's perfectly fine regarding FFP for any new owner to just wipe out united's debt upon taking ownership.

What is the deal here?
Do the Glazer's pay off the debt with the money they receive or do the new owners pay £5 billion and are then responsible for the debt?

 

[Gray]

So the world class Scott McSpotify beat Spain single-handedly last night.
Rag scum.

Spain were dreadful, the worse set of players they have put out on a pitch for a good number of years.

 

[RadcliffeRick]

What is the deal here?
Do the Glazer's pay off the debt with the money they receive or do the new owners pay £5 billion and are then responsible for the debt?

As their accounts are hidden in the Cayman's and not open to public scrutiny, we will never know

 

[jacko74]

What is the deal here?
Do the Glazer's pay off the debt with the money they receive or do the new owners pay £5 billion and are then responsible for the debt?

I'm assuming the new owner could pay it off once they take ownership, after all it is the clubs debt not the Glazers.
As Radcliffe says not that anyone even knows just how big the debt is anyway with the accounts being hidden away in the Cayman Islands, which also isn't a problem at all for the authorities as far as FFP is concerned.

 

[waspish]

Weird thing is no one who wants to buy the club can have a deep dive into the finances until the Glazers except one of the bids!

 

[mac]

Have had a nightmare experience with a plumber - I first paid him for a part, the part broke soon after, he came to do it again then said I needed a new shower. So I sent him a few hundred quid for the materials (and agreed I'd pay the rest when the job was done), then he said his daughter was sick and he couldn't do the job, and that he'd send my money back. A month later and lots of phone calls (with no answer) and

What is the deal here?
Do the Glazer's pay off the debt with the money they receive or do the new owners pay £5 billion and are then responsible for the debt?

I heard some twat on the news saying Glazers want the asking price then the debt to be paid by new owners. God I love the Glazers