I was so happy with the news yesterday, but reading this thread makes it seem like every single option is even worse than the Glazers.
They did not get so rich because they gave away their money. For them, like the Glazers, it is an investment. So we need a football fan owner who wants to put money in, not outI think the logic of some of these fans is the more money the owner has, the less they would need to load the club up with debt and the more we can throw our financial weight to stay relevant.
No doubt about the Glazers, but so far, it is not clear whether we will head into a more optimistic futureIgnore them.
They know feck all. Every true United fan is buzzing to get rid of the Glazers.
No, different royal family but they are closely connected. If I'm not mistaken the daughter of ruler of Abu Dhabi is together with the crown prince of Dubai.
How can it not be a brighter future?!No doubt about the Glazers, but so far, it is not clear whether we will head into a more optimistic future
The Glazers did allow us to spend a lot, more than most. There's no guarantee the new owners would as well.How can it not be a brighter future?!
Better than the comedy we have been in more recent timesI really hope it's not Amazon and we are turned in to a documentary.
This person doesn’t exist when it comes to acquisitions of this level, unfortunately.They did not get so rich because they gave away their money. For them, like the Glazers, it is an investment. So we need a football fan owner who wants to put money in, not out
Not a doubt in my mind, easiest yes ever.Some of you would genuinely prefer to keep the glazers instead of Emiratis? Am I reading that correctly?
The Glazers did allow us to spend a lot, more than most. There's no guarantee the new owners would as well.
Of course we should celebrate getting rid of the Glazers, but there's no guarantee that things will get better
Wether you like it or not, it's their club so therefore their money. A new owner could refurbish OT and not spend anything else on the club as a consequence, Kroenke at Arsenal like.Allow us to spend?! The clubs own money! It could spend much more without their constraints including the under investment in off pitch matters.
Oh and the huge debt they saddled us with and millions of dividends they take.
Can’t believe we are close to them finally going and the Caf still finds issue.
It's insane, I wonder if they sleep happy knowing we ain't run by an oil club but the glazers when city lift the league every single season.Some of you would genuinely prefer to keep the glazers instead of Emiratis? Am I reading that correctly?
Wether you like it or not, it's their club so therefore their money. A new owner could refurbish OT and not spend anything else on the club as a consequence, Kroenke at Arsenal like.
Or we could get bought as a sportswashing project.
Not all possible outcomes are positive in this
Obviously we’d have the skintest of the oil countries
Obviously we’d have the skintest of the oil countries
Hoping some Arabs price Ratcliffe out. I don't want American Glazers swapped for Brexit Glazers.
Yeah but what about the bragging rights?At this amount it's irrelevant, all of them will spend/invest similar amounts.
Absolutely gobsmacked that even this amazing news has still been met with negativity. Some on here will literally never be happy, this is proof.
BingoYeah what a fecking disgrace Dubai seems like broke losers. Kuwait or feck off.
That's poorIt’s unbelievable..
Then I realised it’s the Caf and the majority aren’t genuine fans of the club really.
Your mistake is thinking that every argument of 'it could be worse' is somehow supporting the Glazers. It doesn't matter what any of us here say, we're just observers to this whole process. But it's intellectually honest to acknowledge that it could be worse. The Glazers are bad owners, they're not the worst possible owners.You need to genuinely look at what the Glazers have done to United before supporting them.
There's a lot of ignorance and lumping things together. I'd take Dubai but not sure about any of the other ones.Some of you would genuinely prefer to keep the glazers instead of Emiratis? Am I reading that correctly?
Is there a set criteria of what makes a genuine fan? I'd love to knowIt’s unbelievable..
Then I realised it’s the Caf and the majority aren’t genuine fans of the club really.
So the families would compete against each other with their toy clubs?
Yeah I don't get it.It's insane, I wonder if they sleep happy knowing we ain't run by an oil club but the glazers when city lift the league every single season.
That oil state didn't just pump money into city, they made them a well run football club, with footballing people.
Is there a set criteria of what makes a genuine fan? I'd love to know
No they would want to see a gain, but these types of buyers aren't just focusing on monetary gains. The image and brand they piggyback off is probably equally beneficial.They did not get so rich because they gave away their money. For them, like the Glazers, it is an investment. So we need a football fan owner who wants to put money in, not out
So blind united fans aren't genuine fans, okay then ( I think you're starting to see my point on this)Knowing where Old Trafford is on a map for a start.
Yeah that's almost impossible.This place
If i keep reading this thread, im gonna want to protest against the sale and start a 'glazers in' campaign.
Honestly, if we cant find a billionaire with a clean past who loves the club, i would just want anyone who wont need to take on some debt to buy us.
We don't need a sugar daddy, we generate a decent enough income.
Your mistake is thinking that every argument of 'it could be worse' is somehow supporting the Glazers. It doesn't matter what any of us here say, we're just observers to this whole process. But it's intellectually honest to acknowledge that it could be worse. The Glazers are bad owners, they're not the worst possible owners.
Ignore them.
They know feck all. Every true United fan is buzzing to get rid of the Glazers.
So blind united fans aren't genuine fans, okay then ( I think you're starting to see my point on this)
No doubt about the Glazers, but so far, it is not clear whether we will head into a more optimistic future