No, no, you’ve got your films mixed up there mate.
At the end of the film the little kid says “Yippee-Ki-Ya, motherfecker” and Bruce Willis realises that Vincent Vega is taking a shit.
Club Sale | It’s done!
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
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At the end of the film the little kid says “Yippee-Ki-Ya, motherfecker” and Bruce Willis realises that Vincent Vega is taking a shit.
They couldn't do anything anyway once its announced it takes another 6 weeks or so before its ratified by the Premier League and becomes official
You mean the world stops in the mean time?
NYSE is closed during xmas. So there goes our hope of getting an announcement. And god helps us if the stocks start plumetting at the start of the year, we might see 29 years bear market where glazers are reluctant to sell and instead buying more stocks from the public for their grandsons to sell 100 years later.
Yeah it's a shame they won't be able to have any impact until the summer,however that became obvious when no announcement in November international break
It’s closed on Christmas Day only, and announcements regarding company restructuring are only allowed when the market is closed anyway. So you can expect an announcement to happen either over a weekend or before the market opens in the morning or after it closes in the evening.
I suspect this is what the Glazers have been stalling for, and why they want to keep their grubby little hands on the shares
https://onefootball.com/en/news/eur...-verdict-on-super-league-38760394?language=en
https://onefootball.com/en/news/eur...-verdict-on-super-league-38760394?language=en
Yep suddenly it all makes sense
I disagree. The super league wasn't scrapped because of legal impediments, it was more to do with the fan outrage.
The European Super League will happen, in one shape or form - It's inevitable and ultimately they don't give a feck about what the fans think.
It was scrapped because of the outrage from English football as a whole and the promise that the government would simply make it illegal for English clubs to join if they followed through with it. Welcome to Britain that’s outside of these EU laws.
It’s dead in the water mate.
Especially if other big clubs are in. FOMO.
Plus considering how inconsistent we are with the CL, the owners are bound to sign on
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With German clubs and English out it ain't happening.
said it in another thread there.... with the Super League potentially back.. expect Glazers to ride this one out as long as they can now.
Dont be surprised if they somehow attempt to alter the INEOS deal. be that changing the proceedings of a staged buyout so they can stay, or raising the value of the club due to the potential ££ of the super league.
Without some kind of investment the club will eventually crumble financially, possibly into administration. Now they have 2 options on their hand, INEOS / Super League. The ideal scenario for them is both, with the option of staying (I doubt INEOS would agree to that though)
Dont be surprised if they somehow attempt to alter the INEOS deal. be that changing the proceedings of a staged buyout so they can stay, or raising the value of the club due to the potential ££ of the super league.
Without some kind of investment the club will eventually crumble financially, possibly into administration. Now they have 2 options on their hand, INEOS / Super League. The ideal scenario for them is both, with the option of staying (I doubt INEOS would agree to that though)
Parasites!
The new format UCL from next year is basically the ESL anyway.
To make the ESL “interesting” they need to have promotion and relegation. Otherwise it has the same issues or before of it being closed off and for the big boys.
ESL as far as I can remember was never a replacement for the domestic leagues anyway, it was a separate competition.
The Glazers are famous for caring what the fans think alright...
I have a much easier time believing the Glazers have dragged their heels in anticipation of this court ruling, as opposed to the Rat Pack having trouble with UEFA because of Nice (something they would have been aware of when they launched their bid).
On top of whatever inflated revenues the Glazers think the Super League would bring, the Super League could potentially be a huge barrier to entry for anyone thinking they can spend their money more wisely by purchasing a tinpot for peanuts and then pouring money into building the club.
On top of whatever inflated revenues the Glazers think the Super League would bring, the Super League could potentially be a huge barrier to entry for anyone thinking they can spend their money more wisely by purchasing a tinpot for peanuts and then pouring money into building the club.
Yup, said this from the start. Joel and Avram want to stay because they think this will eventually happen. The other siblings want out entirely.
United were the first team to come out and support UEFA competitions and in so dismissing the ESL, so what does that really mean?
We know the glazers are greedy cnuts, so do they mean it or are they just waiting for a more palatable alternative?
We know the glazers are greedy cnuts, so do they mean it or are they just waiting for a more palatable alternative?
They don't want to be the first to take the hit. If there is momentum I feel them might join.
I agree but once the UK government have set up an independent regulator to stop such a thing, how will this happen? I think the ESL needs the premier league clubs on board for it to work surely.
Those statements should be treated as completely meaningless in the long term. Everyone should fully expect that if they will ever get an oppportunity to get more money from this they will immidiately do a complete 180.
More to do with the lack of money that JP Morgan put up. They would have plowed ahead regardless if the money was what was originally promised.
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Is everyone asleep lol?
Joel remains on the footballing side.
It's good, but still weeks away. Come back when it's next week I guess. Also, it's yet to be determined how sloped the Times journalist forehead is, which seems to be an important factor.
So no 3 man board? If Ratcliffe is indeed given that much control this has to be a structured full takeover masquerading as a a minority bid, surely?
Too many false dawns. We all know that nothing will get announced tomorrow, or any time soon.
Feels weird here now though. Remember it here months ago? You could pop to the toilet, come back and then there would be 3 more pages.
It now feels like visiting a beach in November. Once so full of life, now it’s just a few lonely bastards scattered about walking their dogs
Everyone will be back when something does eventually get announced
Probably. But the article is saying the opposite
No we don't
I also suspect there is more to this than has been reported, but we will only know for sure when there is an official announcement.
It's coming...
To 90k? Could aim to rebuild/redevelop OT in stages.
You can have hope. And I’d say you’re the most full of hope on here. But reality and what we know is a different thing
Is that an exclusive from St. Nicholas (Speed)?
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