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Where did I say that?dovorian said:So now your a bloody super hero.
Your point number two, i particular like the part where you brag about how you think your being the best fan in the world.
Got alot of my chest.
Whats that?
Sound's like ..............................
Ah its yer mam, she wants you in to change your nappy!!!!!
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·AAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrggggggggggggghh. !!!!!!!!!!!SolskjaertheLegend said:lol so much for not getting involved in this again Salford haha
Captured, ok i'll hold my hands up.
No excuse mate.
You know that brown stuff that emanates from your nether regions?dovorian said:
IDIOT! Where the hell do you lot get off on my being a member of MUST, I refered to that as a point of reference, so if it passed over your thick brains!!Anderson's God= You are a member of the MUST, Jeez can't put an arguement to Red Devil now.
Why he is sure special ....
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Average gas price 3 years ago: 2.03SALFORD RED said:
Average gas price over this summer: 3.25
Difference: ~62%
It's irrelevant, just being spiteful
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United is American owned.
America is currently $9,013,942,642,306.61 in debt (yes, that's trillion, and it's rising $1.47 billion per day)
It should be no surprise how bad the debt is and how much worse it could get.
Someone could buy the club and "take the bad with the good", which to me is the most likely solution.
With that being said... anyone want to buy a, slightly used, America? Bad with the good?
Ok step back and exercise a little patuence here eh? The Glazer's own United - fact. There is nothing any of us can do about it except boycott OT, and I do not see that happening. Now, we will either go forth and prosper (eventually) or they will sell out to the highest bidder (eventually). It does not matter who or where the owner of any club comes from as long as the owner has the good of the club at heart. This, I do believe, is not the case here.
It was all american ego that put United into the hands of the Glazers. Plus the fact that we were a plc making United open to anybody with enough money to buy us any time they wanted. We are no longer that plc and there are no shareholders to filch or money but at the same time, United have gone from the richest club in the world with no debt to the club with virtually the biggest debt! The glazers may crash and burn but United, in one form or another, will always be. And thats the important thing.
It was all american ego that put United into the hands of the Glazers. Plus the fact that we were a plc making United open to anybody with enough money to buy us any time they wanted. We are no longer that plc and there are no shareholders to filch or money but at the same time, United have gone from the richest club in the world with no debt to the club with virtually the biggest debt! The glazers may crash and burn but United, in one form or another, will always be. And thats the important thing.
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Red Devil said:
Even if nothing else that post is the most truth post on this thread!!!
All I can say is I AGREE!
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These latest figures are a concern - especially since they coincide with rumours of a number of takeover bids by consortiums in Asia.
I think the Glazers have badly misjudged how much money they can squeeze out of the fans. The fact that there are still season tickets available when not so long ago the waiting list was a few years speaks volumes.
If it were not for the increased TV revenue and the sponsorship deal with AIG the Glazers would probably be already in discussions to sell the club.
My main worry is that if they decide to stay then they need something that will dramatically increase revenue e.g. an independent TV deal to cover United's matches in a new breakaway European Super League. I do not want to see that happen.
I think the Glazers have badly misjudged how much money they can squeeze out of the fans. The fact that there are still season tickets available when not so long ago the waiting list was a few years speaks volumes.
If it were not for the increased TV revenue and the sponsorship deal with AIG the Glazers would probably be already in discussions to sell the club.
My main worry is that if they decide to stay then they need something that will dramatically increase revenue e.g. an independent TV deal to cover United's matches in a new breakaway European Super League. I do not want to see that happen.
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There is plenty more business to get in Asia - this market has only just scratch the surface so far. We have people from Malaysia and China on here - so this shows there is interest.......and they have money to spend. When we have the pre-season tour in Asia every ground was sold out and every fan wears this shirt we have. They are very fanatical fan and there are millions to earn here !!!reddwarf said:
America !!!
There is a huge market to exploit in America too.......
As owners of The Buccaneers they have a sport empire where they can spread the word and link United with the Buccaneers and make plenty more business too.
Money is not a problem I don't think......not if the right business opportunities are taken care of properly !!!
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America is a very tough market to break into though.
We've already tried linking with the New York Yankees to promote ourselves over there but it was a failure. There just wasn't enough interest.
Strangely, Beckham going over there (once he's fit and manages to play in few games without getting injured!) could help us out. As a World icon and former Manchester United player he could generate interest not only in football but in United.
The main problem with cracking the Asian market is the sheer volume of fake kits available, because that's where most of them are made. Why fork out on expensive replica shirts when you can get a cheap knock off for a fraction of the price? My United t-shirt cost me £40, I could have got a fake kit in the local market for less than £10.
We've already tried linking with the New York Yankees to promote ourselves over there but it was a failure. There just wasn't enough interest.
Strangely, Beckham going over there (once he's fit and manages to play in few games without getting injured!) could help us out. As a World icon and former Manchester United player he could generate interest not only in football but in United.
The main problem with cracking the Asian market is the sheer volume of fake kits available, because that's where most of them are made. Why fork out on expensive replica shirts when you can get a cheap knock off for a fraction of the price? My United t-shirt cost me £40, I could have got a fake kit in the local market for less than £10.
Massively rich people buying clubs = good.
However they cant come into it as a business. It doesnt work like that and people like Abramovic are starting to realise this. If I were a millionaire i'd buy United, because im a die hard fan and im willing to give money away to make them better. We need billionaire fans incharge, not businessmen.
However they cant come into it as a business. It doesnt work like that and people like Abramovic are starting to realise this. If I were a millionaire i'd buy United, because im a die hard fan and im willing to give money away to make them better. We need billionaire fans incharge, not businessmen.
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You just repeat the question !!Wazza1989 said:hm....i don't realy know what to think...it's a mistery
We're supposed to discuss this.......
Don't you have any views ?
Childish little a-shole, aren't you. But if you want to play it like that, then...Red Devil said:
I would rather wear a diper, then listen to you try and lick peoples A*ses, so there believe the Glazers are going to make us go bust,.
One thing you mentioned earlier was, "when we raise the cash to buy the club." Then what?.... No money for transferrs, we wouldn't be able to buy anyone(decent), Your plan to take over the club has got so many floors.
LEAVE MY MUM OUT OF THIS YOU TO**ER.
Oh, whats that.......
It looks like a load of SH*T coming out of your face.
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why is everyone getting in to a glazer fight which is so childish
everybody's views should be respected
i was against glazer at first and was at the protests
but after seeing the sucsess and the money brought into the club i think it is a good thing
and a lot of people have gone quiet aswell
i dont follow fc united of bury for me there is only 1 united
everybody's views should be respected
i was against glazer at first and was at the protests
but after seeing the sucsess and the money brought into the club i think it is a good thing
and a lot of people have gone quiet aswell
i dont follow fc united of bury for me there is only 1 united
tsk tsk, can't take a spot of mild sarcasm, calm down ay, calm down - as they say in Liddupuddle. If you do not like opinions that differ from your own, then a forum is the last place you want to be. By the way, the word is "flaws"dovorian said:Childish little a-shole, aren't you. But if you want to play it like that, then...
I would rather wear a diper, then listen to you try and lick peoples A*ses, so there believe the Glazers are going to make us go bust,.
One thing you mentioned earlier was, "when we raise the cash to buy the club." Then what?.... No money for transferrs, we wouldn't be able to buy anyone(decent), Your plan to take over the club has got so many floors.
LEAVE MY MUM OUT OF THIS YOU TO**ER.
Oh, whats that.......
It looks like a load of SH*T coming out of your face.
As for the Glazers are "going to make us go bust" - look again - WE ARE!
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I wouldn't call it a fight, more very strong opinions that lead it to sometimes get a bit overheated.wythenshawered said:
Fc United of Bury - thats a new one!!!!
I always thought they were called Fc United of Manchester!You were the one with your knickers in a twist. I put a bit of sarcasm in mine. Im on here to express my opinion, but some our taking it a to serious. You've always been against my view. Look forward to are next chat.Red Devil said:tsk tsk, can't take a spot of mild sarcasm, calm down ay, calm down - as they say in Liddupuddle. If you do not like opinions that differ from your own, then a forum is the last place you want to be. By the way, the word is "flaws"
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