Maybe we can become a multi oil state club.
Officially the most evil club in history.
Citeh and Newcastle slowly shaking their heads in disgust
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Officially the most evil club in history.
Citeh and Newcastle slowly shaking their heads in disgust
Explain to me how an American Consortium who, (short of a Oil rich country coming in, and us having to sell our soul and becoming as disgusting as City, Newcastle, or PSG are) seems to be where the smart money is going for who ultimatley be sold to, are not going to see us exactly the same way as the Glazers do as some sort of long term cash cow.
Imagine Amazon buying us Would we get next day delivery on new signings?
Would we get next day delivery on new signings?Amazon would be an unbelievably good company to sell to. These arent some hidden away money merchants, taking or owning it purely for vanity. They'd want the most successful club in the world, and want to advertise all over the world and vice versa. Amazon wouldnt want United as some fifth place shite every year.
I'm sure others can chime in but Amazon makes more sense than Apple as Amazon from a business perspective come across as more of a consumer goods consortium. In comparison to Apple who through their marketing represent a brand. I think there's downsides in the perspective of Apple buying a football club compared to the upsides of Amazon.
Add me in too. Can't believe anyone would whinge about it. Much easier to dip into the posts. Also they stop the screen getting gunged up with my fingerprints when I have to read through the full piece.
Yeah, add me, too. Keep continuing with the bold words.
maybe, but with broken legs after they are chucked over the fence at CarringtonImagine Amazon buying us
Sounds about right. Or nowadays just left on the doorstep
Or with the noisy neighboursSounds about right. Or nowadays just left on the doorstep
Is Amazon any different from being owned by Saudis
Does Amazon chop up Journalists?
To not be A smoke screen and them selling is for parts.
One is a tech company. The other is a country.
I can't think of anything that could be more different
Only on Prime.
What a depressing read that is. Lets hope other interested parties are doing their homework before throwing hat in ring. No mention of Ratcliffe at all?
They already have debt to the point where what is a little more, given the sale being ahead. The club will go to the top bidder. They won't pass on the sale if the top bid isn't 6B or whatever, it's going to be sold and in the event the sale stretches to summer they must ensure the team has enough to finish top four. So I expect we will see the additions ten Hag requires. He will undoubtedly be selective, not like they'll be throwing money around, but resources will be borrowed if necessary to ensure he gets what he wants.
I would like to see oil states bolded. The ones considered most evil could be in red too.
@crossy1686 some high calls on the stock market to at $23?
I can't post the picture that I saw for you to explain it.
I can't post the picture that I saw for you to explain it.
That's the one. Thank you, Adnan.
For those who have no idea what this means, please could you explain.
Same if somebody explain this it will be good
crossy will correct me, however, believe, in loose terms, that someone/people have bet the share price will go to $23 by a certain date.
A lot of risk, as Man Utd shares on usually traded like that. So, the assumption is, someone knows some big news coming out soon, which will soar the price.
Again, I stand to be corrected.
Plus given the work already done last summer this team doesnt need much more, maybe an 8 and a striker then Ten Hag can promote Laird to back up RB and blood in the likes of Amad and Mejbri for back up roles. With good scouting we could get these for £100m to £150m and that could force them into getting more debt of about £80m or so.
Next year's re: Invent should be interesting
Yep I see it, expect some news again. The market is quite volatile at the moment as well with CPI data and inflation hikes coming this week so it's weird that someone would go this hard on this when the market has the potential to halt down on Friday.
As always, someone knows something we don't.
As @red thru&thru explained, call options are when you essentially 'bet' that the stock will reach, or at least go up, to the strike price you've selected (in this case $20.38) by the expiration date of the contract you've selected (in this case June 16th 2023). If the stock doesn't go up from the point of purchase those call options expire worthless, there's also Theta decay on them so the longer you hold and the further away from the price it is the less they are worth.Same if somebody explain this it will be good
Someone took these quite far out, usually that's for insurance in case the sale takes longer than expected, but I'd say from those alone they expect the deal to be done in the Spring.
Are the Amazon links legit? News on this sale has been all over the place, and it all seems a bit absurd.
I don't think anyone really has a clue mate.
Appreciate the confirmation!
Who is buying the club I don't know. However, looking at the recent market action, something is happening.
In my personal opinion, the Glazers already know who they are selling to. Due diligence has already been carried out by the buyer. Just crossing the i's and dotting the t's is left.
Agreed, its likely that we will not hear anything about any actual deal...until its done!
Dream scenario would be a big sale to a wealthy company like INEOS or Amazon by Spring and we get £350M for the Summer window to sign the blockbuster young talents like Bellingham, Antonio Silva, Osimhen and Vanderson. I expect the total opposite - no sale by the Summer and some "investment" only soon thereafter.
A lot of the journos are still in Qatar, I dont think its a coincidence that the Monday after England get knocked out The Athletic puts out that lengthy piece about whereabouts the sale could be at. After next Sunday the rumour mill will start properly (club sale and transfer window)
Raine want to keep genuine bidders out of public discourse because they'll all be thundercunts who United fans would end up protesting against like Chelsea fans did with Ricketts.
Very good point.
Athletic won’t have a clue though. I’d say any bids are under wraps. The big clue is retconning old news as if they’re breaking it. Oh did Some siblings try to buy out the club? Where were you when news broke they wanted a sale? Now they have the inside track from a man who posts transfer rumours?
It’s nonsense imo.
Edit didn’t mean to quote you but I’ll keep it anyway!
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