United in financial trouble?
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It's not an ideal situation to be in in the current climate I'd imagine. I however wouldn't be taking the NOTW as a reputable info source.
In terms of big clubs and debt situations Liverpool are the club with the most pressing concerns I believe.
In terms of big clubs and debt situations Liverpool are the club with the most pressing concerns I believe.
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The most interesting sentance there is in the last Paragraph
Although I doubt United should be too worried. Not like there wouldnt be a high list of people willing to buy the club out. Safe as houses
The bleak financial forecast contrasts sharply with United's trading figures. For 2007-08, the club's turnover increased to a record £256m to generate club profits of £66m - but these were wiped out by interest repayments on debts of £68.8m.
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As for Liverpool having the most pressign concerns, well you'd like to think so , but our debt is but a garden pond compared to the ocean your sinking into.
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You don't think the impending 350mil due to be paid back to the RBS at the end of the season is a concern to Liverpool? Shows how smalltime Liverpool fans are when they're taking pleasure in looking at what could happen to United rather than considering the problems their own club faces.
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The Glazers will have to repay £75m in 2013, £150m in 2014, £150m in 2015, £150m in 2016 and a final payment of £600m in 2017.
Maybe they can bung a couple of quid on the price of a prawn sandwich?
Maybe they can bung a couple of quid on the price of a prawn sandwich?
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When a house gets repo'd it doesn't get knocked down someone else buys it!
I'd be worried if "Manchester United" where losing money
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how said this for years, but as they show a profit then the debt is seen as insignificant.
UEFA should look at clubs with this level of debt and do something about it. its unethical.
UEFA should look at clubs with this level of debt and do something about it. its unethical.
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Manchester United don't have the debt a seperate company do, the Glazers pay THEIR debts with money THEY make from Man UTD. Man UTD is a profitable club that makes more money than it spends, a lot more.
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I'll take the middle eastern chappie with the oil wells
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Off course United are safe, as long as someone is willing to pay the price for the club and as long as Glazier will sell at the right price too. He is still in charge of the place and can strip the club of its assets before selling if hes forced to at a reduced cost. Ive seen it happen to many other clubs, albeit smaller than United but in principle its the same. Cash in say £70m for Ronaldo etc before selling the club....
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