like, how?
in case you forgot, the Glazers engineered a move that would have severely damaged English football only a few weeks ago. Potentially damaging the game worse than anything in it's 100+ year history
how can you possibly know the next owners would be worse than that?
Oh that’s nonsense you only have to look at those excited by the prospect that we’ll be taken over by the likes of those so run City and Chelsea - owners that also took their sides into the ESL - to see that’s just been an excuse.
Believe it or not the club remains an attractive proposition. It's made the current owners a very nice packet and would continue to be profitable of it changed hands. Yep, we've spent a lot of money and some of it very badly. I would have thought though that any prospective buyer would look at the transfer outlay and feel that that would be one area in which they could get better value for money immediately.
Yes, valued at the sum those greedy parasites are quoting at the moment then we're unlikely to attract buyers, but if the Glazers are backed into a corner and their minds become more focused on the necessity to sell then watch that price drop. If the price is right, we certainly wouldn't be short of suitors.
I’m sorry but have you ever watched the news?
Businesses with much higher potential profitability and much lower selling price go under routinely in sectors that are much more appealing to investors and entrepreneurs than sports team ownership
The ignorance is stunning but also terrifying when you consider what’s at risk on the off chance people who think buying a club is as basic as buying a Twix are naïve in their assumptions
Do you want a list of businesses more profitable than us, in sectors more investable than us, that cost far less than we will, who have gone under over the last 20 years due to not finding a buyer?
“Won’t happen to us because if it does we’ll turn the Caf green and gold, which is bound to do something “