Moriarty
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Merely a temporary state of affairs mate.I don’t see why anyone at this point would sell Manchester United. We lost football relevance but are still talked about just as anyone
Merely a temporary state of affairs mate.I don’t see why anyone at this point would sell Manchester United. We lost football relevance but are still talked about just as anyone
I don't think he can do that easily without consulting the rat family because any money he puts up will have implications on the shareholding structure and the Glazers would want that money for themselves.Apart from the money for the purchase of the club's shares and £120m cleared from revolving credit facility. Has he spent out of pocket on anything else?
Agreed, but can’t deny we haven’t been contenders in the league or champions league since Fergie left.Merely a temporary state of affairs mate.
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What happened isn't this charlatan just relaying Sky's info .But he’s a bullshitter they keep telling me
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Assuming they’re correct, am I right in thinking that’s quite significant? He was quite influential in the development of a few of those city players?But he’s a bullshitter they keep telling me
I’d say it’s clear he has sources somewhere. His information is too consistent to be made up.But he’s a bullshitter they keep telling me
I hope not, I’d hope we can be more original than that!Saw something in a fanzine that said INEOS are interested in a few high ranking current and ex city staff who helped them become what they are today
Well Ashworth isn’t from city, so there’s somethingI hope not, I’d hope we can be more original than that!
Exactly this. Bit of a daft response.
The issue is because of the Glazers incompetence and neglect, we’re having to hire all these guys in one go, which makes it easy for the target clubs to dig their heels in knowing we’re desperate.We’re doing something right if people are getting pissed off. No one just lets they’re best staff go without a fight
Terrible analogy. They're lines of credit, similar to the ones banks offer to their high net worth/income clients. They're variable interest loans based on the borrowing rate the bank pays plus a margin. In the case of United's revolving credit facility, I believe that margin varies between 2.5 and 3%. So if it costs the bank 3% to borrow money and they charge you 6%, that seems like a much much better deal than any pay day loan your average Joe is getting.Ha. I couldn’t tell you if the interest rates are high or low. But these types of credit lines are the corporate version of payday loans, so interest rates could be relatively high.
Agree! Genuinely haven’t had that feeling for years.We’re doing something right if people are getting pissed off. No one just lets they’re best staff go without a fight
But he’s a bullshitter they keep telling me
Yeah same, have I missed something here? They've literally quoted another source in the tweet.What happened isn't this charlatan just relaying Sky's info .
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Agreed, it's bizarre. Sure it might impact their plans for next season but are we supposed to wait until their season ends? That might feck them up even more as they prepare for a season in the PL or another season in the Championship.
Just there for good vibes same as beforeWhat now happens to Fletcher?
I think Fletcher's role is titled Technical Director?So is that him replacing Murtough, or is that a brand-spanking new role?
Who knows, hope he still remains as by all accounts does good work.What now happens to Fletcher?
Most likely moves to another role.What now happens to Fletcher?
Yeah he has had nothing to do with Amad and Garnacho's progression from the youth team to first team...Just there for good vibes same as before
Fletcher had nothing to do with being a ‘technical director’, despite his title.What now happens to Fletcher?
Obviously I wasn’t suggesting we are paying 25% interestTerrible analogy. They're lines of credit, similar to the ones banks offer to their high net worth/income clients. They're variable interest loans based on the borrowing rate the bank pays plus a margin. In the case of United's revolving credit facility, I believe that margin varies between 2.5 and 3%. So if it costs the bank 3% to borrow money and they charge you 6%, that seems like a much much better deal than any pay day loan your average Joe is getting.
What? Players are different to these positions, they won't have to serve gardening leave.INEOS finding out that it's not that easy to get anything done at United.
Gonna be another long summer...I will happily be proved wrong if it turns out otherwise.
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