superman_mcfc
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just lookin on the web and i came across this and this was way back in 2005
£650 million and rising
How the Glazers' debt threatens our club
The Glazer Family paid a total of £921 million to buy United.
They borrowed at least £650 million* of that sum, some at 20% compound interest.
The terms of the debt, which has now been shifted onto the club, means that if it is not paid off it increases to £938 million within 5 years. That means the debt is growing at more than £300,000 per day.* No. We're not kidding.
This isn't our spin on the situation either, for these figures aren't open to interpretation. The numbers above are the facts as spelled out in the Offer Documents posted by the Glazers at Allen & Overy during the bid period. There is ample evidence to indicate that the debt is not only real, it's likely to be crushing.
the clock didn't start ticking until the end of June 2005!
£650 million and rising
How the Glazers' debt threatens our club
The Glazer Family paid a total of £921 million to buy United.
They borrowed at least £650 million* of that sum, some at 20% compound interest.
The terms of the debt, which has now been shifted onto the club, means that if it is not paid off it increases to £938 million within 5 years. That means the debt is growing at more than £300,000 per day.* No. We're not kidding.
This isn't our spin on the situation either, for these figures aren't open to interpretation. The numbers above are the facts as spelled out in the Offer Documents posted by the Glazers at Allen & Overy during the bid period. There is ample evidence to indicate that the debt is not only real, it's likely to be crushing.
the clock didn't start ticking until the end of June 2005!