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United Thread - 2023/24
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Tuearts right boot
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Love the chunky blonde following through.....
Exactly, humiliation at theirs and completely suffocated at ours.
Churchlawtonblue
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No chance he will invest his own money in their new stadium, this man holds onto his money harder than Levy. Lol.Get your money out you scruffy tax dodging tramp.
Andy Burnham says there is a ‘win-win opportunity’ in the redevelopment of Old Trafford — but says it’s up to the club to find the money for stadium redevelopment.
“Here is the opportunity to take it away from Old Trafford and put it into Port Salford or Parkside, a scheme in development in Wigan [to take trains away from the Castlefield Corridor tracks] and then Manchester United have an easier space to use with regards to the redevelopment.
“This is not about public money being used improperly. It’s a win-win opportunity.”
But when asked if Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer — an Arsenal fan — was supportive of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s plans, Mr Burnham did appear to rule out committing public money to the stadium redevelopment.
Andy Burnham identifies 'win win' in Old Trafford redevelopment
The Mayor was recently at United's home loss to Arsenal with Keir Starmerwww.manchestereveningnews.co.uk
inchy14
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Never, ever forget that banner.
Get your money out you scruffy tax dodging tramp.
Andy Burnham says there is a ‘win-win opportunity’ in the redevelopment of Old Trafford — but says it’s up to the club to find the money for stadium redevelopment.
“Here is the opportunity to take it away from Old Trafford and put it into Port Salford or Parkside, a scheme in development in Wigan [to take trains away from the Castlefield Corridor tracks] and then Manchester United have an easier space to use with regards to the redevelopment.
“This is not about public money being used improperly. It’s a win-win opportunity.”
But when asked if Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer — an Arsenal fan — was supportive of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s plans, Mr Burnham did appear to rule out committing public money to the stadium redevelopment.
Andy Burnham identifies 'win win' in Old Trafford redevelopment
The Mayor was recently at United's home loss to Arsenal with Keir Starmer
Why don't we just move United to whatever bit of wasteland in Wigan they're thinking of for that depot?
Surely that's the win-win.
r.soleofsalford
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When we play Sunderland next we should treat them with the upmost respect if only for that day.
You know what, that is so true,
Sky and United fucked every football club and their fans, Selling a subscription fee on a false promise of showing their clubs every week, I would like to see how many United games in the 1990s early 2000s were shown live on Sky,
The so-called Pie chart slices would be 90%/10% in United's favour making United more money than the rest.
This is why I am not looking forward to the new FFP rules based on TV revenue percentage, Even if they say they will use the lowest club to set the Bar with 4 or 5 times that figure, How can you do that based on TV revenue alone because some top clubs (CITY) are making more in full a season revenue on the annual turnover But can not spend it
This is going to stink and it's only going to end one way, More United games vs the lowest clubs increasing their TV revenue, Yes City will benefit from the same rules but will never be shown live in the UK
r.soleofsalford
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It’s always been the case they get more tv time. Now they have this Gary Neville shite on were nearly every programme is about and ex United player.
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