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We'll spend eventually. That's not even typically our issue which is the incompetence with which we are run and that has nothing to do with selling.Not wanting to spend
We'll spend eventually. That's not even typically our issue which is the incompetence with which we are run and that has nothing to do with selling.Not wanting to spend
It depends, if they sell their shares they get the money. Or they could issue new shares that go to the club.This unfortunately
We won't want to spend because they want to sell, its not typically our issue because they had no intention to sell previouslyWe'll spend eventually. That's not even typically our issue which is the incompetence with which we are run and that has nothing to do with selling.
They can't pocket the money if the terms of the sale state that most of the money coming in has to be reinvested. Absolutely no investor is going to give them a billion and say thank you very much for letting me be part of this shit show.When have they invested anything in the club?? They'll just pocket that money. They've done it before and they do it every time they've sold shares of the club.
I think its about 69 %Right? And what does a minority stake change anyway?
Why would any investor give Glazers their money in order for some investment that may or may never come? Out of the goodness of their own heart? What's in it for them? They'll have zero control over the club or the creative decisions.They can't pocket the money if the terms of the sale state that most of the money coming in has to be reinvested. Absolutely no investor is going to give them a billion and say thank you very much for letting me be part of this shit show.
I am not so sure. 7M for a backup keeper, Pulisic on loan and lots of briefs to the media of how we were in for every midfielder in the world but somehow every deal fell though because it was too hot or too cold but never just right.We'll spend eventually. That's not even typically our issue which is the incompetence with which we are run and that has nothing to do with selling.
That's what I'm saying, they wouldn't do that. If you owned the club and you were open to selling me a stake for $1b, I'd insist that the money be invested in the project and not that you could pocket it otherwise I'd walk away from the deal, any investor coming in would do the same. They would be buying in on the premise things will improve and their investment would go up, not that the Glazers would be able to go and buy a new yacht.Why would any investor give Glazers their money in order for some investment that may or may never come? Out of the goodness of their own heart? What's in it for them? They'll have zero control over the club or the creative decisions.
They will point to all the success under Fergie and breaking new record income figures etc.Imagine if they did sell now. What a reputation. Took over with us on top and left with at the bottom... in every way. Shitest owners ever... in the history of everything.
Yeah, the bank would own the club. And typically, would sell the club (property) for the amount that they are owed.say if the fans stop going to matches, sponsors distancing from us and the team doesn't get make it to Europe. Basically club not able to pay interest as there revenue has drop. What happens then? Does the bank take over the club or go after the owners for repayment??
I think you could build a very convincing case that Man United is one of the few gold standard investments in worldwide sports.Would cost £5bn+, then the debt to be paid off, probably need £1bn spent on Old Trafford/a new stadium, and more bringing our facilities up to scratch. We are a bad purchase right now.
Not really, no. Certainly not in relation to this and general running of the club etc.Given the amount of monkeys, you don't think there's a good chance some of them might be in the banking or finance world and actually have an idea about how things work?
Nah I'll speak for the majority and a majority are clueless muppets.Speak for yourself mate
By god it’s depressing being a United supporter these days.Hopefully the protests ramp up after the Liverpool game even if we somehow sneak a result
I'm not blaming anyone for being hopeful at all, that isn't what I said.Fans are just desperate to get rid of the Glazers and will grasp at any straw which hints at bringing that about. I don't blame anyone for that.
thanks! there is no upside to investing their own money in this competitive league or downside to just running the club to the ground. they will continue to take dividends to a point where they can't then either someone take it off their hands for a profit or if not the banks take it back and they just walk away.Yeah, the bank would own the club. And typically, would sell the club (property) for the amount that they are owed.
Wow.Phil brown live now
It's called dedication through the good and the bad. We can handle it.By god it’s depressing being a United supporter these days.
It's a start. No one buys a minority stake without guarantee's the will one day be the majority owner, otherwise there's no point in buying inMinority feck that
not according to Phil Brown.Minority feck that
I posted this earlier in another thread but I'll post it here for those that missed it. Here's why I believe there's legs to this story.
I actively trade the stock market on a daily basis, about 2 days ago there was some insane and sustained volume on options on the Man Utd stock. Specifically call options (you buy contracts worth 100 shares each and you state a price you think the stock is going to and by which date, high risk, high reward, they expire worthless if it doesn't happen).
To put in perspective how much this is abnormal for the Man Utd stock, trading volume was up 3500% on the stock from your average day.
The call options are for the price to hit $14 within the next 31 days. There has been a large amount of money placed on this happening.
Fast forward two days later and Musk makes a joke about *buying Manchester United and Bloomberg (responsible for all serious market news and data) publish a story about Glazers looking to sell a stake.
There's one of two things at play here, Musk has taken part in some clear market manipulation (which he's been found guilty for a few times) and this is a planned joke on the market in general. When something like this happens it attracts day traders to jump in which creates more volume, it happens to a lot of random stocks, see GME, AMC and BBBY for examples.
OR
A stake in Manchester United is being offered around the wealthy in America and someone with that kind of inside information is having a punt the stock going up.
In my opinion is the latter of the two.
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Quietly hoping we don’t get trounced by our greatest rivals when we know its most likely to happen….By god it’s depressing being a United supporter these days.
Yep, exactly what I expected based on the stock movements in the last couple of days. If you ever want to know when something is going to happen, watch the stock. People don't usually put millions down on the off chance something happens.
I think a sale happens in the next 31 days, my hunch.Christ, dare we even dream? There seems to be a lot of smoke about the place currently at the very least.
I think we as a fanbase need to hit the protesting hard as we can, make it more and more uncomfortable for the Glazers' to cling on (Sponsor unrest, bad PR etc).