Moriarty
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"I am fully convinced that we will be innocent," Guardiola responded when asked.
He was quoting the Kray twins.
"I am fully convinced that we will be innocent," Guardiola responded when asked.
"I am fully convinced that we will be innocent," Guardiola responded when asked.
"Since Abu Dhabi took over the club, it has been like that since day one."
Short for Abu Dhabi United Group for Development and Investment, the private equity company that is very clear it is separate from the Abu Dhabi government."I am fully convinced that we will be innocent," Guardiola responded when asked.
"Since Abu Dhabi took over the club, it has been like that since day one."
Well, he's certainly active in the hotel industry: his dad owns Claridges.So he's a lesser royal then? I'm sure I read somewhere he's in that family and his dad was active in PSG.
It would be irritating, but the transfer window is not the most important thing - getting rid of the Glazers is the most important thing. Even if it takes until September, it will be worth it if they are gone.
You better turn off your lights mate, we don't want non of that Qatar gas.Good thing that the UK or US aren't trying to buy us then.
So he's a lesser royal then? I'm sure I read somewhere he's in that family and his dad was active in PSG.
True, getting rid of them is the most important thing here but it’s just very frustrating the fact we could’ve had them gone and a properly planned transfer window if these cnuts weren’t faffing about constantly.
His DadAnd around we go...
Where's Jassim getting his money from otherwise?
He is a distant cousin of the Emir and no he wasn't active in PSG.
Money?
Not sure why it wouldn't be legal, it's not unusual to control what messages people can display in your place of business.Are the match-going fans really not allowed not display anti-Glazer posters at the Old Trafford? If so, is such a ban legal?
True, getting rid of them is the most important thing here but it’s just very frustrating the fact we could’ve had them gone and a properly planned transfer window if these cnuts weren’t faffing about constantly.
Are the match-going fans really not allowed not display anti-Glazer posters at the Old Trafford? If so, is such a ban legal?
Then again, inside the stadium is private not public, so technically they could ban anti-glazer messagesNot sure why it wouldn't be legal, it's not unusual to control what messages people can display in your place of business.
As much as I dislike Simon Jordan talking over everyone on Talksport this is the one thing he knows about - football club finances - and he's sure if the sale happens to whoever or not then the transfer targets this summer are already in place and won't be altered to the detriment of the team.Agreed. Everyone is frustrated and everyone hates the Glazers. I'd gladly take no transfers at all this summer if it came with a guarantee that they fecked off at the end of it - I'm sure every United fans feels the same.
Thankfully, it won't come to that - despite what Ornstein has apparently said on some YouTube channel, the club have a £300m credit facility which can be used for transfers this summer. As part of the sale process, the Glazers will have disclosed forecasts for the forthcoming financial year, which will included projected spend this transfer window. I am sure that Arnold et al will have been given instructions by the Glazers to continue with "business as usual" until told otherwise/a sale goes through.
Do you have the same connection with United as you do with that shop in Harrods, or visit the Shard, or stay at Claridges?
Feels like groundhog day.
Anyone got Bernard’s watch?
Not sure on what the dIvide in opinions is like but most of the poeple I have spoken to around me are pro Qatar but that doesn't mean they're against SJR, I think the average match going supporter will just carry on following the club regardless of who takes over but I do get the feeling that those who are against Qatar feel more stronger about it than those against SJR.Maybe those primarily concerned with Qatari morals will come to view their ownership as an opportunity. Demonstrate against them, make banners, lots of chants, have rallies on match days. I would prefer if they waited until we got the new ground and facilities personally, but they could kick off on day one if they wanted.
Bit of a grey area, there was an issue in the past home and away as our stewards are known for confiscating flags but TRA covered in Anti-Glazer stuff stuff so they have eithe relaxed things or given up all together.Are the match-going fans really not allowed not display anti-Glazer posters at the Old Trafford? If so, is such a ban legal?
Didn’t say it was mine either!Your life sounds very different to mine.
So he's a lesser royal then? I'm sure I read somewhere he's in that family and his dad was active in PSG.
Yep.
So if we make the leap and imagine it isn't a State backed bid, but Jassim asks his dad to provide the finance, his dad the renowned investor, what's the chances Papa Jassim is going to want a return on his investment?
Quite high I'd imagine.
His dad has said he isn't a fan of investing in football clubs anyway so chances are, he wouldn't be funding it anyway. Which brings us back round to "where's the money coming from"?
Remaining options are
A. The State
B. The Bank
I have a stronger connection with Utd as I never visit the places mentioned. I just really don’t care now who owns us as long as it’s not the Glazer’s.Do you have the same connection with United as you do with that shop in Harrods, or visit the Shard, or stay at Claridges?
I don't see United as just a company or an enterprise. And yeah, no sh!t! Wouldn't you care more about what your friends and family do than a random stranger?So…you can pick and choose when to uphold your morals based on your personal connection with companies and enterprises?
Unfortunately i'm bogged down with University work and 2 jobs at the moment.
Yeah, I see no problem if you don't care who the owner is. Its just the analogy you made is not a good one and has been rehashed again and again in this thread.I have a stronger connection with Utd as I never visit the places mentioned. I just really don’t care now who owns us as long as it’s not the Glazer’s.
I don’t live in London if that’s what you mean.You mean where he lives?
Has it? Give it a few months after the sale and the divide between Ineos and Qatar will be mostly forgotten. Not by all, and that is their right.Yeah, I see no problem if you don't care who the owner is. Its just the analogy you made is not a good one and has been rehashed again and again in this thread.
I don't see United as just a company or an enterprise. And yeah, no sh!t! Wouldn't you care more about what your friends and family do than a random stranger?
No, I’m saying, for a lot of people I suppose, this argument doesn’t stack up because a lot of people use Middle Eastern backed enterprises at home. Of course they have a connection, it’s aspects of where they live.I don’t live in London if that’s what you mean.
No need for a massive response. Like I said to the other poster, I don't mind if you don't care who the owner, their morals etc etc. I was just pointing out the original analogy was a bad and tedious one.I have a whole response drafted but I would rather this thread was about the sale over peoples morals.
It’s clear I would prefer Qatar to take us on. But I would 100% back SJR if he goes with his initial offer and ALL the Glazers leave.
However, I know deep down SJR will likely be many years of the same as the Glazers ownership.
It’s a good substitute. Use it.I sold the watch a while back, but I have got The Queen's Nose if that's any use?
No need for a massive response. Like I said to the other poster, I don't mind if you don't care who the owner, their morals etc etc. I was just pointing out the original analogy was a bad and tedious one.
And however, I think deep down both will be much more successful than the Glazers and both of their successes or failures won't be down to how much money they can spend rather down to who they employ. Both have the financial resources to employ the best in the business.
Legal? There's nothing illegal about it. It's simply the owners of the football club and stadium don't want people calling them cnuts in their own house.Are the match-going fans really not allowed not display anti-Glazer posters at the Old Trafford? If so, is such a ban legal?
According to Caf sources, it's a state bid. According to the same sources, it's not a state bid because they are not willing to go to the Glazers' number.Have I missed something? Are the Qataris bidding for us responsible for these blokes being in prison?
Are the match-going fans really not allowed not display anti-Glazer posters at the Old Trafford? If so, is such a ban legal?
Not sure why it wouldn't be legal, it's not unusual to control what messages people can display in your place of business.
Then again, inside the stadium is private not public, so technically they could ban anti-glazer messages
That's not what greenwashing is.It’s so nice from everybody that we repeat everything every 50 pages or so, nobody can miss anything that way.
Whether or not they can legally try and stop it. Far as I'm aware they can, they just don't.What on earth are you all on about?
There are antiGlazer banners at Old Trafford every match