- The 2001 Doping Case (As Barca Player)
- The Negreira Case (As Barcelona Manager)
- Manchester City's 114 Premier League Charges (As Man City Manager)
We need to have a serious conversation about Pep Guardiolaโฆ #pepfiles
Another ยฃ91m loan added to #MUFC.
When the Glazers took control in 2005, United had ยฃ0 debt.
Since then their family has extracted roughly ยฃ450โยฃ460m in dividends while the club has carried the debt.
Let's keep the consistent pressure on @Snapdragon and MUTV. #BoycottUnited
When should the questions have ๐๐๐๐๐๐ started being asked?
@SullyTalkz speaks on the hiring and firing of Dan Ashworth and why ๐๐๐๐ was Sir Jim Ratcliffe's first red flag...
An eye-opening read: https://t.co/rbSMCeBunY
What United want is simple - Glazers and INEOS out, sell the club and make sure the debt goes with them. They should have paid this loan and interest themselves anyways. Inject new life and order. #GlazersIneousOut#boycottUnited
INEOS and the Glazers aren't destroying United, they've destroyed it. United fans suffer while these billionaires continue ruining this beautiful club.
Protests don't work. So let's hit them where it hurts. Give the companies below your review. #BoycottUnited#GlazersAndIneosOut
Protests do next to nothing. The glazers nor ineos care about them. I'm not saying this as a guess, but this is all directly true. Harsh but true. How many years have we protested for? Do you think the glazers give a single shit? I understand the fans protesting do want change, but you can't ask for a change in ownership and then go into the stadium the following hour while giving those very same people money.
It's all about money. Out of all those protests for over a decade, which hurt them the most let me ask you? The Liverpool game where we got the game called off. Why? Because they suffered a financial hit. That's when they cared. They increased security following that incident and were FUMING. No one even planned for that to happen. That was pure emotion built up from years of damage.
You can want Carrick out. Completely fine. I also believe he's been tactically poor this season on all fronts. But what next? Do you really think Fabregas will leave the Como project to work under ineos? Mckenna or Nagelsmann? And then what? They'll suffer the same fate every other manager in the last decade has. The same cycle will happen every single time.
The Glazers have took millions in dividends out of this club, left us in huge amounts of debt and left Old Trafford to rot while they collect money. Sir Jim and Ineos kept them in charge and work with them. But it's all good we will have a new stadium soon. Even on the transfer side. Carrick was begging for a LB and a ST. We missed out on every top target in every position and didn't sign a LB. We sold basically no one. But we saved money so it's okay.
The best in class is the best in class in saving money while United fans suffer.