It's simple. Their operating expenses are more than their revenue. It's like you or me earning £2.5k a month and spending 3k. And that's before they spend any money on players.
I'm baffled by it too.Serious? question. If your business is not able to make a profit and it has debts of approx. 1 billion, how can the business be valued at 5 billion? The business doesn’t have assets of 6 billion, and even if it did, any buyer isn’t buying United to asset strip them and dissolve the company (although that would be hilarious).
Football clubs are mainly trophy assets unless you are clever like our beloved owner who now has a asset worth billionsSerious? question. If your business is not able to make a profit and it has debts of approx. 1 billion, how can the business be valued at 5 billion? The business doesn’t have assets of 6 billion, and even if it did, any buyer isn’t buying United to asset strip them and dissolve the company (although that would be hilarious).
Hatem Trabelsi's only goal for us was against utd.Commentator says " Farewell to old Trafford"
Apart from Law and Gundog,has any other City player scored their last ever 1st team goal for us against utd..?
Mick McCarthy in 86/87. .
Any others?
Tweet of the day, I count 17 of them. Imagine if they didn't have any momentum behind them. All in all not a bad turn out for a Tuesday :-)
A stunner an all.Hatem Trabelsi's only goal for us was against utd.
Serious? question. If your business is not able to make a profit and it has debts of approx. 1 billion, how can the business be valued at 5 billion? The business doesn’t have assets of 6 billion, and even if it did, any buyer isn’t buying United to asset strip them and dissolve the company (although that would be hilarious).
Plus it was done straight after the game had finished, suppose the rags can’t do that as they have to catch the trains home.Sack Mac and Swales out, that was how it was done back in the day.