Ratcliffe, INEOS and the future

[Snoopcousins]

Yea I mean the general fanbase and the way the press/radio etc talk about Jim as new owners etc - bit annoying

ETH has no goodwill left with me, it’s just more of the same, and his post match interviews are baffling-
Like Ole he seems to watch a different match

[Fuck the Glazers]

£254.7m losses in 3 years - well over the PSR limit

I remember posting in the transfer thread how the fuck are they affording all of those players and elite level staff when the club is loss making

The exemptions better be good

https://x.com/martynziegler/status/1833823574798332245

[Fuck the Glazers]

The latest Manchester United news as Paris Saint-Germain's Marc Armstrong is expected to move to the club as chief revenue officer.

Another new new cunt. He'd better know how to count unlike the fucking Glazers.

[dozer]

The latest Manchester United news as Paris Saint-Germain's Marc Armstrong is expected to move to the club as chief revenue officer.

Another new new cunt. He'd better know how to count unlike the fucking Glazers.

I thought we were making record revenues. It's the profit that's the problem.

[JoelfuckingGlazer]

The latest Manchester United news as Paris Saint-Germain's Marc Armstrong is expected to move to the club as chief revenue officer.

Another new new cunt. He'd better know how to count unlike the fucking Glazers.

I thought we were making record revenues. It's the profit that's the problem.

Cost control has been shambolic, but our revenue growth is really poor too. It doesn’t outperform the general increase in money flowing into the game through TV deals at all. We’ve been as bad at driving new revenue as we have anything else under Glazer rule.

This guy coming in, will be heavily charged with transforming our revenue profile and planning now, for how the new stadium needs to be used to generate a step change in new revenue lines.

[Fuck the Glazers]

The latest Manchester United news as Paris Saint-Germain's Marc Armstrong is expected to move to the club as chief revenue officer.

Another new new cunt. He'd better know how to count unlike the fucking Glazers.

I thought we were making record revenues. It's the profit that's the problem.

Cost control has been shambolic, but our revenue growth is really poor too. It doesn’t outperform the general increase in money flowing into the game through TV deals at all. We’ve been as bad at driving new revenue as we have anything else under Glazer rule.

This guy coming in, will be heavily charged with transforming our revenue profile and planning now, for how the new stadium needs to be used to generate a step change in new revenue lines.

Aye, Spurs make more money from their new ground than any other club cos there's more seats, more exec spaces, and they rent it out for events. Our numbers would be much bigger if we copied. We're not up against Wembley either like they are in London.

By the time it's built spending should be under control even if it means a few shit years on the pitch. We've already seen a bit of that in selling well in summer and not getting rinsed on buys.

And tbf, if we do get a points deduction for the losses, does it really matter? We're shite. We aren't winning the league and we're aren't getting top 4 as it stands. The next few years are probably gonna be shit.

[dozer]

The latest Manchester United news as Paris Saint-Germain's Marc Armstrong is expected to move to the club as chief revenue officer.

Another new new cunt. He'd better know how to count unlike the fucking Glazers.

I thought we were making record revenues. It's the profit that's the problem.

Cost control has been shambolic, but our revenue growth is really poor too. It doesn’t outperform the general increase in money flowing into the game through TV deals at all. We’ve been as bad at driving new revenue as we have anything else under Glazer rule.

This guy coming in, will be heavily charged with transforming our revenue profile and planning now, for how the new stadium needs to be used to generate a step change in new revenue lines.

Aye, Spurs make more money from their new ground than any other club cos there's more seats, more exec spaces, and they rent it out for events. Our numbers would be much bigger if we copied. We're not up against Wembley either like they are in London.

By the time it's built spending should be under control even if it means a few shit years on the pitch. We've already seen a bit of that in selling well in summer and not getting rinsed on buys.

And tbf, if we do get a points deduction for the losses, does it really matter? We're shite. We aren't winning the league and we're aren't getting top 4 as it stands. The next few years are probably gonna be shit.

If we're getting a points deduction and you think it doesn't matter because we're going to be shit then why bother buying those players. Just promote the youth team and avoid the points deduction.

[JoelfuckingGlazer]

https://x.com/Muppetiers/status/1834705402975650001

[Fuck the Glazers]

https://x.com/Muppetiers/status/1834705402975650001

Interesting. Anymore info on this? Are these Glazer shares?

[swampash]

https://x.com/Muppetiers/status/1834705402975650001

Interesting. Anymore info on this? Are these Glazer shares?

Any chance of a summary of this? Don’t do so–called social media.