United Thread - 2023/24

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hammocity said:
League Cup, let’s say 70k tickets at £50, 3.5m plus corporate, however the away team and the host trouser 45% each of the ticket sales less operating costs, police, security, etc, probably nets them around 1.5m plus TV rights that are shared.

Completely different for Premier League games where they keep the lot.
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I wouldn't have thought the away club gets any percentage of corporate. The seat is probably valued at £80 which would be shared, but the rest of the cost for dining etc won't be shared
 
domalino said:
December is what will sink him.

Galatasaray (a)
Newcastle (a)
Chelsea
Bournemouth
Bayern
Liverpool (a)
West Ham (a)
Villa
Forest (a)

They'll lose 4 or 5 matches in a month, draw a couple more and he'll be fired over the January break.

Merry Christmas.
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Take that back, take that back!
 
blueste41 said:
So a home draw to Newcastle is more favourable than an away draw to Mansfield?
Your giving United to much credit by basically asserting they can beat anyone at home!
The previous record (which of course United shared until yesterday) was 11 home draws for League One Shrewsbury Town in domestic cup competitions between 2017 and 2019, so presumably you believe that has to be fixed as well?
A number of different people have drawn United out as the home team including some with strong connections to City, but your asserting that all of them were told they must draw United at home and what system was in place to enable them to do it and they all just went along with it?
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It‘s never as black and white as guaranteeing they’ll win every home game, but the rag ball is drawn first as the home team, so whether they then get Newcastle or Mansfield probably isn’t known, but it’s subtle to try and give the cash cow an advantage.

Rather like refs waving play on when teams kick fuck out of Bernie or Jack, then stop us in our tracks if we so much as nudge an opponent. It can‘t be proven as blatant cheating but it’s these little things that go their way and against us to give them a hand.
 
Semper aggressus said:
It‘s never as black and white as guaranteeing they’ll win every home game, but the rag ball is drawn first as the home team, so whether they then get Newcastle or Mansfield probably isn’t known, but it’s subtle to try and give the cash cow an advantage.

Rather like refs waving play on when teams kick fuck out of Bernie or Jack, then stop us in our tracks if we so much as nudge an opponent. It can‘t be proven as blatant cheating but it’s these little things that go their way and against us to give them a hand.
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Or the first card of a game WILL go to a City player, possibly for aggressive walking!!!!!!
 
Semper aggressus said:
It‘s never as black and white as guaranteeing they’ll win every home game, but the rag ball is drawn first as the home team, so whether they then get Newcastle or Mansfield probably isn’t known, but it’s subtle to try and give the cash cow an advantage.

Rather like refs waving play on when teams kick fuck out of Bernie or Jack, then stop us in our tracks if we so much as nudge an opponent. It can‘t be proven as blatant cheating but it’s these little things that go their way and against us to give them a hand.
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They know which ball United is so instead of picking that ball as a home team, pick them as soon as an inferior team is drawn out? Or apply whatever hocus pocus they have to the United ball to Mansfield's as well?
It's also been established that home draws aren't a particularly big cash cow and certainly not as profitable as winning every game in the competition and getting their hands on the trophy.
The consecutive home draws has been accused of blatant with many claiming "they aren't even trying to hide it anymore".
Your yet another person to miss addressing the further points I made? :-
The previous record (which of course United shared until yesterday) was 11 home draws for League One Shrewsbury Town in domestic cup competitions between 2017 and 2019, so presumably you believe that has to be fixed as well?
A number of different people have drawn United out as the home team including some with strong connections to City, but your asserting that all of them were told they must draw United at home and what system was in place to enable them to do it and they all just went along with it?
 
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blueste41 said:
So a home draw to Newcastle is more favourable than an away draw to Mansfield?
Your giving United to much credit by basically asserting they can beat anyone at home!
The previous record (which of course United shared until yesterday) was 11 home draws for League One Shrewsbury Town in domestic cup competitions between 2017 and 2019, so presumably you believe that has to be fixed as well?
A number of different people have drawn United out as the home team including some with strong connections to City, but your asserting that all of them were told they must draw United at home and what system was in place to enable them to do it and they all just went along with it?
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Cool story……

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