ALL issues relating to the bond issue and club finances
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Marketing Uni.... 
There lots of scope for more puns here.
It's business rather than sports journalism tbf. These tyre deals are gaining traction, I hope they are not being overinflated.
Jippy, you're coming across as a right tube here, but maybe it's just the pressure telling.
When are you guys gonna get tyred of these lame puns?
Not at all. Growing revenue like this should result in a few good years down the road for United.
How can you be tired of these sponsorship...i just hope some of the money can be used to re invest in our midfield.
Meanwhile: @OliverKayTimes: #MUFC might want to leave it a week or two, until deadline-day dust has settled, before announcing record-breaking £350m revenue for 2012/13.
Just a shame Woodward is clueless on the small matter of, you know, football.
Just a shame Woodward is clueless on the small matter of, you know, football.
It's useless if it isn't being spent in the right areas, I think they have tried to get away with spending as little as they can but unfortunately in this case it might back fire on us.
Into Glazers pockets?
Q414 results out on thursday in case anyone was wondering; and no this hasn't been delayed due to the transfer window 'debacle'.
Results release notice came out on 28th Aug (saturday) quite a bit prior to last night's entertainment.
Results release notice came out on 28th Aug (saturday) quite a bit prior to last night's entertainment.
It doesn't matter how much money we make, if we're not prepared to spend it on football. This stuff is becoming irrelevant.
Unfortunately, we're stuck with the Glazers - and probably Woodward - indefinitely, so our best hope is that Moyes was responsible for the lack of spending in the last window. We can get rid of him - but probably not for years - or he might change his attitude as he settles into the job.
Unfortunately, we're stuck with the Glazers - and probably Woodward - indefinitely, so our best hope is that Moyes was responsible for the lack of spending in the last window. We can get rid of him - but probably not for years - or he might change his attitude as he settles into the job.
Revenue is not profit. We could still be fecked.
What time today was it meant to be out? Where did you see the results notice, it's not mentioned anywhere on the IR site.
Apologies, I was mistaken - they were supposed to be out on 29th August(http://www.watchlistnews.com/2013/0...n Utd-scheduled-to-post-earnings-on-thursday/)
Colleague in NY said more likely to be this thursday, but now looks like it will be 17th September
http://www.dailyfinance.com/quote/NYSE/manchester-united-plc/Man Utd/corporate-events
Colleague in NY said more likely to be this thursday, but now looks like it will be 17th September
http://www.dailyfinance.com/quote/NYSE/manchester-united-plc/Man Utd/corporate-events
Seems as good as any thread to post this in.
To view the Multimedia News Release, please click:
http://www.multivu.com/mnr/62409-MBNA-Manchester-United-credit-card
From today, every fan successfully applying for a new Manchester United Credit Card can select one of four specially commissioned designs including:
· The “Champions 2013” logo created to celebrate United’s 20th league title win.
· United’s famous Old Trafford stadium and “Holy Trinity” statue of club icons George Best, Denis Law and Bobby Charlton.
· Ryan Giggs’ famous FA Cup goal celebration against Arsenal in 1999.
· A legends design with images of club icons through the years including Gary Neville, Andy Cole and Peter Schmeichel.
The new card designs have been launched by Manchester United as part of an extended three-year relationship with MBNA, one of the UK ’s largest credit card lenders. The two brands have been working together for the past 15 years.
The Manchester United Credit Card is available for UK-based fans now at
https://apply.mbna.co.uk/UKNeoCCapp/entry?sc=1UASMUFIMS001EC&mc=UAMMUF0030P.
The credit card offers eligible new customers zero percent interest for 20 months on balance transfers and money transfers, plus three months at zero percent on purchases*.
The new card comes with Red Rewards, an array of benefits and incentives developed specifically for Manchester United fans. For every £50 spent on the card, the cardholder will also be entered into a monthly prize draw with a chance to win a range of fantastic prizes, including club memorabilia signed by the first team and once-in-a-lifetime days out; including the chance to watch the first team train at United’s training ground.
Manchester United Group Managing Director Richard Arnold comments: “MBNA is one of the UK ’s largest and most well-known credit card providers and the club is delighted to be extending its successful 15 year partnership for a further three years. We have eight million followers in the UK and the new MBNA Manchester United Credit Card will give these fans a new way of showing their support, whilst taking advantage of the attractive incentives and rates MBNA has to offer.”
Michael Donald, MBNA’s Business Development and Commercial executive, added: “Throughout our 20 years in the UK , we’ve established credit card partnerships with some of the world’s most iconic brands; and Manchester United Football Club is certainly one of those. We’re delighted to extend our partnership for another three years, and to celebrate, we’re launching something unique for fans based in the UK .”
Unique limited-edition card designs available to new
Manchester United Credit Card customers
UK-based fans making a successful new card application can opt for one of four “heritage” designs
New designs launched as MBNA and Manchester United Football Club extend partnership
Manchester United Football Club and UK-based credit card specialist MBNA have launched a series of limited edition credit cards to celebrate the extension of their partnership into 2016.To view the Multimedia News Release, please click:
http://www.multivu.com/mnr/62409-MBNA-Manchester-United-credit-card
From today, every fan successfully applying for a new Manchester United Credit Card can select one of four specially commissioned designs including:
· The “Champions 2013” logo created to celebrate United’s 20th league title win.
· United’s famous Old Trafford stadium and “Holy Trinity” statue of club icons George Best, Denis Law and Bobby Charlton.
· Ryan Giggs’ famous FA Cup goal celebration against Arsenal in 1999.
· A legends design with images of club icons through the years including Gary Neville, Andy Cole and Peter Schmeichel.
The new card designs have been launched by Manchester United as part of an extended three-year relationship with MBNA, one of the UK ’s largest credit card lenders. The two brands have been working together for the past 15 years.
The Manchester United Credit Card is available for UK-based fans now at
https://apply.mbna.co.uk/UKNeoCCapp/entry?sc=1UASMUFIMS001EC&mc=UAMMUF0030P.
The credit card offers eligible new customers zero percent interest for 20 months on balance transfers and money transfers, plus three months at zero percent on purchases*.
The new card comes with Red Rewards, an array of benefits and incentives developed specifically for Manchester United fans. For every £50 spent on the card, the cardholder will also be entered into a monthly prize draw with a chance to win a range of fantastic prizes, including club memorabilia signed by the first team and once-in-a-lifetime days out; including the chance to watch the first team train at United’s training ground.
Manchester United Group Managing Director Richard Arnold comments: “MBNA is one of the UK ’s largest and most well-known credit card providers and the club is delighted to be extending its successful 15 year partnership for a further three years. We have eight million followers in the UK and the new MBNA Manchester United Credit Card will give these fans a new way of showing their support, whilst taking advantage of the attractive incentives and rates MBNA has to offer.”
Michael Donald, MBNA’s Business Development and Commercial executive, added: “Throughout our 20 years in the UK , we’ve established credit card partnerships with some of the world’s most iconic brands; and Manchester United Football Club is certainly one of those. We’re delighted to extend our partnership for another three years, and to celebrate, we’re launching something unique for fans based in the UK .”
What's the APR on those & do they accept balance transfers?
Just cos I know you really want to know.
The credit card offers eligible new customers zero percent interest for 20 months on balance transfers and money transfers, plus three months at zero percent on purchases*.
Representative example 16.9% p.a. variable on card purchases. This is equivalent to 16.9% APR representative variable based on a credit limit of £1200.
Yeah they do balance transfer/withdrawals, bought by season ticket with it, got the signed shirt then cancelled the card.
Reasonably competitive deal.
I'd like to know who Richard O. Crosswell is though.
I'd like to know who Richard O. Crosswell is though.
Judging by the amount of cards he has, he might be responsible for much of the personal debt in the country.
The Giggs one is a bit retarded. The most famous bit of that goal celebration was him waving his shirt over his head with his mega hairy chest out. I guess they deemed that a bit much for a credit card.
Scholes seems to have a massive chip on his shoulder about the whole thing as well.
Get in!
How many sponsors do we have? Is it more than the number of players in the senior team?
Haa, so it is more than the number of players. Only Bayern might be able to "boast" this apart from us.
Manchester United: 2013 Fourth Quarter and Full Year Results
It looks like our finanical results for the year were announced this morning.
http://online.wsj.com/article/PR-CO-20130918-903852.html
It looks like our finanical results for the year were announced this morning.
http://online.wsj.com/article/PR-CO-20130918-903852.html
Was just about to post that. 12 months revenues of 363M till June and a profit of 146M!
£420m+ turnover would be bloody impressive, but relies on us getting to quarter finals of Champions League and quarter finals of domestic cups as well as third place in the league. At least we know what Moyes targets are for the year!
They're cautionary targets for investors so even if we "under achieved" then we'd still be looking at very healthy profits.
We still have £400 million of debt. I thought it was about half of that.
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