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There is, however, an outside chance that the fans will be able to throw a monkey wrench in Glazer's works. The major plank of Glazer's takeover is his plan to take Man Utd private and transfer the costs of acquiring the club to the club itself. This will mean that Man Utd will be in massive...

There is, however, an outside chance that the fans will be able to throw a monkey wrench in Glazer's works. The major plank of Glazer's takeover is his plan to take Man Utd private and transfer the costs of acquiring the club to the club itself. This will mean that Man Utd will be in massive...

Well, to play devil's advocate here, when Man Utd went public a few years ago, fans of the club laughed at the rest of the world and told us poorer folk that they were now the richest club in the world, and this was due to the huge cash injection that came thru their IPO. It was fun for them...

http://football.guardian.co.uk/News_Story/0,1563,1483759,00.htm read that and you'll see why.

"Glazer's debt to be secured against stadium" Malcolm Glazer yesterday reached 74.8% ownership of Manchester United as he launched his formal bid with a pledge to support the manager Sir Alex Ferguson and chief executive David Gill. The American's statement also revealed that the direct...

Glazer's debt to be secured against stadium Nils Pratley Saturday May 14, 2005 The Guardian Malcolm Glazer yesterday reached 74.8% ownership of Manchester United as he launched his formal bid with a pledge to support the manager Sir Alex Ferguson and chief executive David Gill. The...

Glazer's takeover is expected to saddle Man Utd with debts of over 300 million pounds, as opposed to their rather healthy financial situation not so long ago.

"Fergie's possible departure is not all United fans have to worry about. With egg-headed bean-counters shouting: "Massive Manchester United debts ahoy!", it has emerged that Glazer's takeover could affect the club's future participation in Big Cup and Euro Vase - United may not get a licence to...

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Wow. 106 nameless shirt years, and they'd pick China to sponsor them. Makes sense. Revenue from shirt sales alone would be worth the trouble. Like Nicole has pointed out, they're in debt.

Meanwhile....

I dont care how much talent he's got. This is the dumbest thing I ever heard in my life. What idiot advised him to skip school to play football? I mean, skipping college and turning pro is one thing, and while I dont agree with it, such players at least have a basic education. In his case, he's...

Glazer would however need 2/3 of the clubs in the EPL to agree before he can break out of the collective TV rights deal. I really dont see that happening. Smaller clubs depend on the revenue they get from mixing up with the big boys, and this comes out of the collective TV money. They would...

The bicycle kick or "shangalo" as we call it in my country, is a great move. One drawback though: if you go for it and miss the ball, hitting the ground afterwards feels very painful. But when you connect sweetly, you dont feel a damn thing.

If you ask most people, you'll discover that they dont hate all the Chelsea players, but rather they hate Moanrinho, for his lousy attitude, and they hate Abramovich for throwing his money around like a cowboy in a saloon. But they see most of the players as good, honest lads. E.g Gudjonssen...

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The guy's a half-wit. What kind of professional signs for one club then moves to another becos of "threats"?

Everyone likes to moan and groan about how "that" goal was given/disallowed when it wasn't/was over the line. The great thing about football is that soon enuff, the shoe's on the other foot, and then everyone becomes Arsene "I did not see the incident" Wenger. All this tech talk is pure BS...

Inter are a true revolving door.