United Thread | 2024/25
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mexico1970
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Blueboy73
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So basically the self appointed " Worlds biggest club " (TM) aren't the best supported, don't have the biggest turnover or are not the most successful ?
If any lurking Rag crayons munchers can explain why they're the biggest club in the world, I'm all ears.
As Delia Smith famously said whilst wearing her yellow and green scarf "where are you?"
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Don’t let’s go there….
Manchester United top 2023-24 league attendances in Europe
Of all clubs in European leagues during the 2023-24 season, Manchester United had the highest total home attendance for the campaign.
www.bbc.com
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“it means their losses before tax over the past three seasons have amounted to £312.9 million. The club have posted five consecutive full-year losses, due in part to increased investment in the playing squad.”
You see what increased investment in the squad gets you …..
You see what increased investment in the squad gets you …..
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And the win they have achieved was with a scruffy, very late goal against Fulham“it means their losses before tax over the past three seasons have amounted to £312.9 million. The club have posted five consecutive full-year losses, due in part to increased investment in the playing squad.”
You see what increased investment in the squad gets you …..
The jammy bastards.
I still do not understand how the Glazers can get Rag PLC to pay for the sale of their shares.
Rag PLC do not own the shares and cannot therefore sell them. Private individuals do and yet it seems Rag PLC can claim the amount spent by the Glazers on lawyers etc against PSR. Talk about bent.
Rag PLC do not own the shares and cannot therefore sell them. Private individuals do and yet it seems Rag PLC can claim the amount spent by the Glazers on lawyers etc against PSR. Talk about bent.
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From BBC Gossip
Former England manager Gareth Southgate, 54, says his next job could be outside of football. (Sky News)
At least he admits he is going to be the next manager at the scum
Former England manager Gareth Southgate, 54, says his next job could be outside of football. (Sky News)
At least he admits he is going to be the next manager at the scum
It's baffling, they're in Europe and UEFA have FFP rules as well as the PSR domestic limitations, it's all about figures not what clubs can afford in the future, it's largely based on 3 years financial criteria.
There's seemingly no latitude from the PL or UEFA (apart from the Dippers, Chavs and Real) but how are they getting away with this? Both organisations have punished clubs for breaking the rules and it's not the first time the Rags have failed FFP.
Masters is manipulating the PL, as is Gill on the Board at the Rags and UEFA. We all know Masters is a puppet of the Rags and Dippers, there must be lawyers from other already sanctioned clubs waiting to cut the strings, it really is an unfathomable disgrace.
There's seemingly no latitude from the PL or UEFA (apart from the Dippers, Chavs and Real) but how are they getting away with this? Both organisations have punished clubs for breaking the rules and it's not the first time the Rags have failed FFP.
Masters is manipulating the PL, as is Gill on the Board at the Rags and UEFA. We all know Masters is a puppet of the Rags and Dippers, there must be lawyers from other already sanctioned clubs waiting to cut the strings, it really is an unfathomable disgrace.