United Thread - 2022/23

[14aguero]

I haven't kept up with all the details of the never-ending soap opera that the sale process has become. Accurately or not, there are chatters that Ratcliffe would buy the club with leveraged debt, on top of the debt that club already has. I hope this is true, and Ratcliffe is my guy in this rat race.

 

[abu13]

The sheik is getting pissed off after 5 attempts to buy the rags. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if he decided to buy another club just outside the top six and fuck the rags up good and proper. Someone like Brighton Fulham or wolves

Would be quite ironic if their Sheik gets bored and fucks of first :)

 

[Grassland Blue]

Would be quite ironic if their Sheik gets bored and fucks of first :)

That'd sheikh 'em to the core.....

 

[halfcenturyup]

Would be quite ironic if their Sheik gets bored and fucks of first :)

Always said it, if he wants return on investment, Everton is the place to go.

If he doesn't, what exactly does he want?

 

[Grassland Blue]

Always said it, if he wants return on investment, Everton is the place to go.

If he doesn't, what exactly does he want?

Glory hunter?

 

[SWPISHOME]

Glazers aren't going anywhere, It's funny as fuck that people still think that they are going to sell up.

 

[citytill1die84]

He never goes to games. If he went I reckon he'd get filled in by utd fans. They must hate him.

1.6m subscribers doesn't suggest they hate him.

I fucking do tho but he dies and says everything those muppet rags want and he makes a shit ton of cash doing it.

 

[BlueRockape]

I don't think many non rags would be watching the likes of Goldbridge anyhow. It'll be thick rag cunts who're so dense that they can't think for themselves and need everything explaining to them.

99% then ; )

 

[halfcenturyup]

Glory hunter?

:)

 

[jacko74]

The sheik is getting pissed off after 5 attempts to buy the rags. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if he decided to buy another club just outside the top six and fuck the rags up good and proper. Someone like Brighton Fulham or wolves

It would make massively more sense, the potential to 'add value' to any of these teams in a business sense is huge.

I just can't understand the appeal of the rags as a commercial investment, yes they've got huge income but they've got even bigger debts and are basically just breaking even at best.

I suppose ultimately these investors are just like the typical rag fans, it's all about glory and being associated with the big name rather than having any real interest in football.