The 50 wealthiest families own more wealth than the bottom 50% of the population.
How can this Labour Government say this is a "cost of living" budget and refuse to tax the rich?
They care about protecting power and wealth. And cost of living is a buzz phrase for them. Dire.
So you've got:
James Trafford - Chose to come back to City over being a starter at Newcastle, for them to buy a world class GK 2 weeks later and him be benched
Wissa - Bought for £50m in the last year of his contract, for him to tear his ACL and likely not play this season at all. £50m literally down the drain.
Buonanotte - Mentioned how excited he was to play UCL football, initially left out of Chelsea's UCL squad.
Wirtz - 150m with 0 goals, 0 assists so far
Isak - Missed out on weeks of football, made the NUFC fan base hate him, possibly cost Sweden multiple games because he wasn't match fit for them
But yes, Benjamin Sesko is clearly the worst signing here. 2 goals in 4 starts in the PL so far, looking better every game, is clearly the worst signing here because *checks notes* he signed for Manchester United?
Shocking and lazy journalism.
Gary Neville is a disgusting representation of Manchester United.
Blaming managers while the Glazers and INEOS have buried this club into the bottom half of the table.
Gary Neville has sold himself to INEOS, same way he sold his “values” to Qatar for the world cup.
Rangers fans trying to sing the English national anthem in an English stadium and being drowned out by an actual football chant.
Really really pleasing.
United, stewards, old bill, not acting on the away fans being in the home end all over the ground, causing agro and risking fan safety, after the Galatasary incident, is an absolute disgrace and completely unacceptable.
This needs to change, before something sinister occurs.
Putting people’s safety at risk just to earn a few extra on the night.
What an absolute shambles once again from those running the ticket show at the club.
Thousands of Rangers fans standing in complete silence in an empty stadium as a storm moves in, having just watched their team concede an injury time winner.
Football heritage.
Using PSR as a justification for price increase is a joke. I’d rather a points deduction or relegation than be priced out of supporting my team. Years of mismanagement, why should we pay for your mistakes.
@The__1958
When Ratcliffe announced bid for MU, an INEOS spokesperson said: “We want a Man United anchored in its proud history and roots in North-West of England, putting the Manchester back into Manchester United.”
how does hiking ticket prices and cutting local staff fit with this?
This will be a clear test of current ticket demand, and it could significantly impact those who rely on the sell-back facility. If fans sell their home Premier League tickets and the club tries to resell them for £66 each but fails, the original season ticket holders won’t receive their money, and the stadium will have even fewer attendees.
The lack of engagement with FAB or FF speaks volumes about the priorities of those now running the club's footballing side.
Let’s be honest: this is purely about maximising revenue. Fans are treated as little more than an inconvenience—unless we spend £100 or more on match day.