No intention of being rudeWhile they appear to be spiralling out of control with their new stewardship and shiny sexy new manager I wonder if our fans begin to think getting rid of our evil owners and arrogant naive manager might not bring the golden age they deserve.
Loving it.
While they appear to be spiralling out of control with their new stewardship and shiny sexy new manager I wonder if our fans begin to think getting rid of our evil owners and arrogant naive manager might not bring the golden age they deserve.
He seems to me to be a boy doing a man’s job. Out of his depth in what is, admittedly, a very difficult job.It seems their new manager is as naive and stubborn as ours by trying to play a system that his players aren't capable of.
He seems to me to be a boy doing a man’s job. Out of his depth in what is, admittedly, a very difficult job.
Heard his interview tonight…if I was a United fan, I’d be very, very worried.
and the pseudo owner is taking every penny he can out of peoples pockets so he decent have to spend his on the players
They need to do it to buy anyone because of their PSR
Supposedly it isn't bad, last numbers were ~65% (pre some recent nonsense)
Think the issue is
- Debt is still ~900M+ at not ideal interest rates
- Owners constantly take money out of club (dividends)
- Ton of infrastructure costs outstanding (leaking roof, no screens, rats, etc.)
- Players like Rashford, Casimiro, etc on >$300K/week or like Anthony that they paid so much for, will result in huge book loss when sold (if anyone will actually take them)
- All of this when supposedly operating on the edge of PSR for some time now
Probably worse owners in league by some margin.
It seems their new manager is as naive and stubborn as ours by trying to play a system that his players aren't capable of.
Not sure what Liverpool will do to them, should be allowed to be shown on telly. Viewer discretion advised!hahaha, you and I have a similar hatred for those fudges
Liverpool & Arsenal away next for them ... can't fudging wait ..
And they have the highest football debt on the planetTheir debt interest isn't fixed like ours so has gone up when interest rates went up.
65% is a lot. Uefas cap will be amortisation + wages + transfer fees can't exceed 70% of turnover. I'm guessing their amortisation is quite high.
I think I read they predict it (club wide cost cutting) will save them in the region if £30-35m over two years....even just for the loss of goodwill...it ain't worth it.their finances must be really fudged if they are cutting stuff like this
I wonder what their player wage to turnover ratio is...
I think I read they predict it (club wide cost cutting) will save them in the region if £30-35m over two years....even just for the loss of goodwill...it ain't worth it.
It's an epic decline all round since SAF departure.
United always sold themselves on their traditions as a great club.I think I read they predict it (club wide cost cutting) will save them in the region if £30-35m over two years....even just for the loss of goodwill...it ain't worth it.
It's an epic decline all round since SAF departure.
Otherwise known as 'half-an-Antony'30-35m?
That’s a huge amount of money, sounds worth it to me.
United always sold themselves on their traditions as a great club.
Ratcliffe is bricking all over that. They take money away from the low paid, stop supporting their former player's fund, get rid of Fergie from his ambassadorial role. All sound business decisions possibly but United are supposed to stand for more than that. This fella makes Daniel Levy look like Peter Ridsdale.
On top of that their stadium is falling down - holes in the roof, the press room leaking, mice infestation. They spunked a load of time and money on a fella they sacked within 6 months in Ashworth. On the pitch, they are an absolute shambles.
As bad as we look, they're in massive, massive trouble.