CnutOfAllCnuts
Bald Boring Cnut
- Joined
- Feb 27, 2006
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What would your United be like?
In a perfect world, I would:
- Commit to playing football according to the traditions of the club
- Freeze ticket prices, until they the cheapest tickets in the Premiership have caught up with us, then work out the average price for the ten cheapest club in the Premiership and base it on that - and moving forward, regulate the prices according to the national inflation.
- Hand out 2,000 free tickets for every home game to School children in Manchester aged between 7 and 15.
- Make a commitment to keep a British (incl Irish) core in the squad, i.e. 50% of squad.
- Make a commitment to develop youth players. For every three players signed, one youth players should be moved up to the first team squad.
- Run the club on good, sensible commercial principles, but make it a non-profit organisation.
- x% of profits above a certain level to go to local football developments.
In a perfect world, I would:
- Commit to playing football according to the traditions of the club
- Freeze ticket prices, until they the cheapest tickets in the Premiership have caught up with us, then work out the average price for the ten cheapest club in the Premiership and base it on that - and moving forward, regulate the prices according to the national inflation.
- Hand out 2,000 free tickets for every home game to School children in Manchester aged between 7 and 15.
- Make a commitment to keep a British (incl Irish) core in the squad, i.e. 50% of squad.
- Make a commitment to develop youth players. For every three players signed, one youth players should be moved up to the first team squad.
- Run the club on good, sensible commercial principles, but make it a non-profit organisation.
- x% of profits above a certain level to go to local football developments.