Valar Morghulis
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I for one welcome our new oppressive owners. Hazard on the left, Bale on the right, Kane up top. What beheadings?
You took that literally? No wonder you beleive The Star. Yarh, great fun.Im on about you saying ban me because I started a thread on a forum which I thought was what this forum is for to discuss things related to Utd. At the end of the day its a bit of fun, stop taking it so seriously.
You can't expect everyone to know everything about every sponsor United have. There must be hundreds. You can expect that people could at least take a look at the owners though. It's fairly easy to find out the truth about City's real owners for example and take subsequent offence.How about the human right atrocities that have been performed by the likes of the clubs sponsors? They don't seem to be so concerned when SA companies are sponsoring the club.
Again, confirms my point of half arse actions!
Indeed, also do people really think our many sponsors don’t have dodgey ties
I for one welcome our new oppressive owners. Hazard on the left, Bale on the right, Kane up top. What beheadings?
I don't understand why people who think like this don't simply change allegiance and support the most successful club. The net result is the same.Please be true. Couldn't care less who owns us as long as we can compete with City and win the biggest trophies.
OK PeaceYou took that literally? No wonder you beleive The Star. Yarh, great fun.
People realize not every rich Saudi is part of the Saudi ruling regime right? Not saying I've looked into this but there are many rich Saudis who are actually critical of the ruling Saudi regime.
EDIT: I'd still dislike it but just saying the "I'll stop supporting United" stuff makes no sense. This is modern football. We are all a bunch of pawns making billionaires richer.
saw that.
That would be The End for me.
Maybe you should have looked into it. The Salmans literally rule Saudi Arabia. They are the ruling royal family who also double as ministers of the most evil and barbaric regime in the world which doesn't give a flying feck about any sort of human rights. It's already a tragedy that any western country is allied, or even friendly, or even has any sort of diplomatic ties with these supervillains. They should be boycotted by anyone with a shred of self-respect.
I for one welcome our new oppressive owners. Hazard on the left, Bale on the right, Kane up top. What beheadings?
I don't understand why people who think like this don't simply change allegiance and support the most successful club. The net result is the same.
I just want the Glazers gimps out of our club, the fact they have drained over £1bn from our club is sickening.
Would prefer an international drug cartel to buy the club. At least those guys don’t pretend to be a legitimate entity. Beheadings, torture, kidnapping, oil, misogyny and now football.
What's more foolish is doing a half a job of standing on their high horses. Do it properly or just don't do it at all.
Also, you know you don't have to walk in a governments house to be heard? If that's all that has stopped you from doing half a moral high ground job, dm me, I can guide you in different ways you can make yourself heard to your government.
Oh the Irony..Have you read their comments?clearly they're not doing as your aforementioned comments.
And who are you exactly telling me what to do? Don't act Billy big bollocks on forums. Speak respectfully or take some proper action, instead of some half arse shit like the posters you're defending!
Actually I will probably take you up on that offer.
Oh the Irony..
Like which sponsor? Also it's a bit different having a sponsor. Also Dodgy things also lies on a spectrum and Saudi are on the extreme end of that as they've just chopped up a bloke inside their embassy in a foreign country. If some posters here detest people for hating on a regime that does something as despicable as that than I'm really worried about their moral compass and they'd basically be able to justify anything bad they do in life if they use arguments such as everyone is dodgey.Indeed, also do people really think our many sponsors don’t have dodgey ties
You were the one accusing people of standing on their high horses and being disrespectful.Eh?!
unless Scholes inherited a couple of billion I'd day it's less than 'unlikely.'In an ideal world the class of 92 buy the club,however thats extremely unlikely so at some point some empire out there either Microsoft/Google,or an oil rich state will show an interest in Utd,I personally do not have a problem with this because currently we have owners who in 13 years have not fully addressed the debt,have been lining their own pockets and only interested in profit,IF Saudi for example were to take over the club then the debt is gone and we can categorically compete with any other club including City and psg for the very best talent,am not too bothered about the morality of it all,I just want Utd to be debt free and competing year in year out for the EPL and Champions League!
Yeah ok but why only appalled? Can't you do more? I mean you must be able to do more. Why don't they boycott their own government and move away to a more politically correct country.You would be hard pressed to find anyone outside of the governments and the private business owners who make money off of these deals, who isn’t absolutely appalled that the Saudis are allies of the US and UK.
Unfortunately everything you say is correct. However, our club already has ties with Saudi's...
You were the one accusing people of standing on their high horses and being disrespectful.
There is no doubt that the Saudi regime is abhorrent. And, indeed, the UAE regime funding City is not something I’d want to ‘support’. However, I feel it’s a little naive of us to just write off the possibility of Saudi buyers at United and in turn to stop supporting the club.
The reality is Saudi investment is all around you. Any of you use Uber? The Saudis have invested $3.5bn there. Do any of you aspire to owning a Tesla? The Saudis have a significant stake in Musk’s operation. And as a matter of interest, how many of us question the source of the fuel in our tanks everytime we fill up at a station? I’m not seeing too many ‘boycotting’ their local filling station.
Yes it wouldn’t be the ideal change in ownership. Yes I’d question what the club is all about. But I’m doing that anyway under these US owners. Professional sport is so awash with money now that Saudi investment at United wouldn’t surprise me one bit.
I never said people were being disrespectful. Where I say that?
Have you read their comments?clearly they're not doing as your aforementioned comments.
And who are you exactly telling me what to do? Don't act Billy big bollocks on forums. Speak respectfully or take some proper action, instead of some half arse shit like the posters you're defending!
It's one thing to accept sponsorship from certain middle-eastern businessmen of questionable character, quite another to allow an evil dictatorship to take control of your club entirely with the sole purpose of using said clubs brand as a means to launder their filthy image.
You have to draw the line somewhere, no?
Making it a completely pointless post.. You might as well have suggested Jesus of nazareth as a buyer.Yeah,IF you read on a bit further you will see the words "Extremely unlikely"....
Would prefer an international drug cartel to buy the club. At least those guys don’t pretend to be a legitimate entity. Beheadings, torture, kidnapping, oil, misogyny and now football.
Not suggesting anyone,merely giving my opinion..if thats ok with you....Making it a completely pointless post.. You might as well have suggested Jesus of nazareth as a buyer.
Yes it's an emotional thing and some people are also really affected by the actions of the Saudi government. For example: I couldn't sleep for the night when I saw the news about Jamal Khashoggi where they described how a staff inside the embassy heard the struggle, the cry for help, the sudden silence and use of bone saw to dismember his body. This was a guy who went to get his paperwork for his marriage and had absolutely no idea about what was about to happen to him. You should just allow people to feel anger towards the perpetrators of this heinous crime instead of questioning their moral stance. Yes we all love United and probably will still continue to support the team even if the takeover goes through. Yes, some may try to boycott the club but I know it's going to be extremely hard because United is so ingrained in our everyday life.Yea, I see your point exactly. I just don't understand the notion of cutting ties with the club if someone takes over?!
I am very attached to the club, maybe that's why I can't understand some people saying they'd cut ties with the club?!