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Omar Berrada | Man Utd CEO

bringbackbebe

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I find it hard to believe they'll just sit in their garden doing nothing at all until officially in their jobs.
They're usually punished if they forget to water their plants at regular intervals. Their garden needs to be top notch and that's what they're paid for.
 

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They're usually punished if they forget to water their plants at regular intervals. Their garden needs to be top notch and that's what they're paid for.
Maybe an opportunity for a photoshopped thread of Omar and Ashcroft watering different types of plants here?
 

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:D it's fine to admit you have no idea what you're talking about.

https://theathletic.com/5302307/2024/02/27/manchester-united-omar-berrada-ceo-city/

However, The Athletic has learned that the executive has already met and spoken with a number of United’s executive leadership team since his appointment to gain a greater understanding of the club’s processes. Berrada has also offered a viewpoint on potential hires, with United seeking to revamp the club’s operations under Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Posted this in the other thread, but Berrada is clearly already involved in the decision making process, Blanc will just be the official face of all that stuff until his gardening leave is up. But it shouldn't realistically slow the club down in it's decision making or ability to move in the market etc. and Blanc certainly isn't going to be sacking or not sacking managers because we don't have Berrada officially.