Darcie as the 2nd highest shareholder, yet never seen her at OT. What a lovely payout for doing sweet Feckall (as far as I'm aware).
Club Sale | It’s done!
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran are here to talk about a frustrating 2 points dropped at Crystal Palace. They then discuss the regeneration of Old Trafford. Finally, Nik is joined by special guest Michael Statham from the Football Oranje podcast - who gives us a more in depth look at our EL opposition FC Twente, and then runs through the (many) Dutch connections currently at United.
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Darcie as the 2nd highest shareholder, yet never seen her at OT. What a lovely payout for doing sweet Feckall (as far as I'm aware).
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What did this say as the tweet seems to be deleted?
Was a picture of Jassim's brother posting on Insta about Mount
Woah
Ask a silly question i suppose
So nickspeed the Twitter account with hardly any followers, appears to be the closest to the button throughout. 
Looks like the end is near, finally.
Looks like the end is near, finally.
Going by the thread title, so that’s twice @Plant0x84 has been thread banned on here in the space of a month?
HarshlyGoing by the thread title, so that’s twice @Plant0x84 has been thread banned on here in the space of a month?
Bizarre if true, literally you and him/her kept this thread going throughout.
According to last quarterly report it's a PLC.
https://ir.manutd.com/~/media/Files...ument/mar-2023-mu-plc-interim-accts-final.pdf
If you look at the bottom of the website you get:
©2023 Manchester United FC Ltd
Confusing.
She's very visible and involved with the Bucs, so I get the feeling she just inherited these shares and never gave a shit about football (the non-American kind) or United.
Yeah I thought I had seen her a few times when watching the Bucs play, but zero recollection of her in the stands here.
Indeed.
You're not wrong it is, a PLC is a company that sells shares on the Stock Exchange, LTD does not sell shares, so one of them can't be right - and these are UK terms, in the US they would be Inc or Corp for PLC and LLC for LTD
Something is going down and the Qataris are desperate to Gloat but they can’t yet, if they can drop $7-8bn just to buy the club with 100% buy out, bearing in mind that the 50m minority shares at $38 will cost $1.9bn. They would literally try and get as many young players like Henderson, Williams, Ellanga and Mctominay sold quickly to increase the budget to £300-350m asap. It will actually be more difficult next year with FSP reducing to 80%, I can see most of our transferred being paid upfront this summer as well even if we are using the current credit card
I hear they've already built the gold statue of Mason Mount, but havent taken the cloth off him yet.
Looks like they did, hence under-bidding Ineos
The thread title has seen more changes than the Frenkie Transfer one last summer!
The PLC is the entity incorporated in the Cayman Islands. It is the company that shareholders own, while it in turn owns the Ltd in the UK.
I might be reading the room wrong but the fact that there's not been so much as a peep from the AGM yesterday is quite telling, I suspect we could be at a point now where an announcement is imminent.
I F…..hope not amount at best should be on the bench
Yep I think you may actually be right this time
Which would have also faced opposition from the A class shareholders
Millionth time, AGMs don't matter.
The sale still remains the most uninteresting thing about this thread.
Got it. I think.
So which administrative regulations with regard to the takeover would apply?
Ltd or PLC?
Cayman Islands one would presume as that is where the company is based
PLC, as that is what is being negotiated for.
Also the Football Club Ltd isn't the only subsidiary of the PLC, there's other subsidiaries that are directly connected to the activities of the club that any buyer would also want. One for example is MUTV Ltd. The Women's Football Club is also apparently a separate Ltd (going off of the information on Bloomberg).
See I don't necessarily think Plant has been harshly done by. But it should be one from each side, surely?
That’s not how winning works
It's basically a case of, if the Glazers sell to Radcliffe it's a worse deal on the table than the one offered by Qatar, therefore the other shareholders will sue because they will be worse off, whilst the Glazers profit.
My man´s intuition tells me that Jazz "the Badass" Al Thani will seal the deal before New Years Eve.
Tweets been deleted. Never a good sign.
Whoever said they were good at business? They inherited everything from daddy Malc
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