United Thread - 2023/24

[Grassland Blue]

Manure. Ordure.
That is what propelled them to the lofty heights, the expectation and entitlement of their fans and over 95% of the media blowing a smokescreen over the reality of what they were.
Well, finally, they are sinking back into the stinking, shark infested morass, from which they emerged.
A recent pivotal moment for me is the rags defeat against spuds, a team that usually rolled over for them actually beating them! Even spuds manager was embarassed for the c*nts.
As Status Quo once sang "Down, down, deeper and down"......
Hahahahaha

 

[Ardnaree]

You could get far better value elsewhere Madrid are valued around the same $6 billion the rags are. You could pick City up for $4.9 billion, debt free, state of the art training ground, modern stadium that is just about to be extended with a hotel on site, biggest arena in Europe about to open next door in the spring. Miles better value, don’t think Mansour would want someone else benefiting from all his hard work though.

The Glazers actually own a sizeable chunk of Trafford Park/Salford Quays. Over 40 acres of land. They own the freight terminal near the stadium as well. If someone with unlimited wealth, got hold of all of that, they could actually make something spectacular. This is something not often mentioned in the sale, but the Qatari's will be all over it.

 

[Gray]

The Glazers actually own a sizeable chunk of Trafford Park/Salford Quays. Over 40 acres of land. They own the freight terminal near the stadium as well. If someone with unlimited wealth, got hold of all of that, they could actually make something spectacular. This is something not often mentioned in the sale, but the Qatari's will be all over it.

Very interesting.

 

[aguero93:20]

They’re not worth half that figure, especially with their crumbling infrastructure and shite first team squad.

15 years gross revenue, give or take, for a fading brand with massive structural issues in an industry sector that must be close to peak growth is a huge overvaluation.

 

[waspish]

The Glazers actually own a sizeable chunk of Trafford Park/Salford Quays. Over 40 acres of land. They own the freight terminal near the stadium as well. If someone with unlimited wealth, got hold of all of that, they could actually make something spectacular. This is something not often mentioned in the sale, but the Qatari's will be all over it.

Don't think your allowed to build on there

 

[pirate]

https://www.skysports.com/app/football/news/11661/12950536/premier-league-transfers-andriy-shevchenko-and-rio-ferdinand-top-all-time-inflation-adjusted-fees

Fergusson spent more money than anybody else taking into account inflation. No City players in the most expensive team

page appears to have been taken down

 

[mancboy]

page appears to have been taken down

they must have got on to sky and ordered them to take that truthful article that shows us in a bad light down and replace it with an article saying that sancho is a **** and tent peg is showing how strong he is and his standards must be met or whatever bullshit the moronic hordes are lapping up this week

 

[Kinkybyname]

 

[jacko74]

Don't think your allowed to build on there

Why not?
It doesn't exactly look like a Conservation Area or a designated AONB!

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

The Glazers actually own a sizeable chunk of Trafford Park/Salford Quays. Over 40 acres of land. They own the freight terminal near the stadium as well. If someone with unlimited wealth, got hold of all of that, they could actually make something spectacular. This is something not often mentioned in the sale, but the Qatari's will be all over it.

It was listed in the sale when they were looking at 6 billion. Why do they suddenly want 10 billion? I don’t believe the sale is off, think it’s Nick Harris trying to get supporters of another club riled up and clicking on his articles instead of the unsubstantiated shite he writes about City.