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I guess my scepticism is more about how much truth there is in rumours of Saudi interest rather if the Glazers would sell - we all know that the media and like-minded cnuts will write anything they can invent about United in the hope of getting attention for their crappy papers/websites/egos - a sugar daddy take-over like this at a time when we are shite seems ideal fantasy for attention-seekers, especially given the perception of the KSA in recent times.hmmmm
yes I feel like they weren't really thinking long term the last couple of years.
the poor transfer budgets for 2 consecutive years offset this summer by sales
renewing contracts rather than paying fees
Brexit rumours and the devaluing of the pound
we've peaked financially for the next 2/3 years. Europa League money next financial year and probably the year after that.
whatever commercial penalties that brings with the likes of Adidas
i read the commercial side of the club had stagnated somewhat after huge growth over the last 10 years (not sure how true this is)
the Glazers have converted shares (that can be done with intention to sell? I'm not clear on this)
the reality is to get us back to where we need to be as an elite club is probably going to require 300m over the next couple of years - that's money from their asset
I just feel like the time is right for them to sell. They don't give a toss about the football so the only thing I could see persuading them to stay is a big deal around the corner like exclusive TV rights or something - I think there might be something in these rumours
Maybe there is some true in it, but I’m more inclined to think it’s all bollocks.
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