His son is employed by Manchester City
That is literally all you need to know about it. Ignore
Ah!
His son is employed by Manchester City
That is literally all you need to know about it. Ignore
That's part of the parcel of being a top club with stature. Remaining a top 6 club is still a massive fall from grace in the context of what United were a decade ago, I'm not really sure what's unfair about that. The incompetence is reflected in the lack of trophies and the amount of money that has been burned by bad recruitment.He hates FFP, he sees it as the historically big clubs here and in Europe trying to suppress the ambitions of plucky underdogs like Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi and Roman Abramovich so they can have it all their own way, and therefore roots for the likes of Newcastle, City and Chelsea to stick it to clubs like United whenever they can. Including by somehow asking for £60m for a director of football whose influence is apparently somewhat limited at Newcastle.
He has a point that it's probably unfair that we've managed to remain a top 6/7 club for the last decade despite being completely incompetent, the reality is a club that has got so many things wrong should face bigger jeopardy than maybe finishing 8th or 9th one year, but his solution of just letting nation states or oligarchs do whatever they like to shake up the status-quo is insane and would only make things less competitive.
He worked extremely hard to stretch a drunk daily mail comment into 1000 words while also not saying anything substantial.Useless writer
He's not really making that point anywhere here though (or at least I can't find it)? That would be a lot better than anything he spewed there.He has a point that it's probably unfair that we've managed to remain a top 6/7 club for the last decade despite being completely incompetent, the reality is a club that has got so many things wrong should face bigger jeopardy than maybe finishing 8th or 9th one year, but his solution of just letting nation states or oligarchs do whatever they like to shake up the status-quo is insane and would only make things less competitive.
Knock knock knocking on Ashworths doorLet's hope he doesn't get summoned to the embassy to hand in his request in person.
This is the crux of the matter, we're gagging for it, he's gagging for it but the fat Geordie friend won't feck offI don't see any change in this report tbh
We still have to buy out his contract and pay top money to bring him in.
Why?Right, we'll have to go for someone else in that case.
100% he's literally made his position untenable.This is a done deal. He wouldn't have asked to leave without being assurances from INEOS.
Right, we'll have to go for someone else in that case.
2026? How is that legal?
Not a chance, what a silly idea.£20m . Let them pay him for 2 years for doing nothing if true.
The figure quoted is silly.Not a chance, what a silly idea.
They have limitless wallets, paying him for 2 years wont affect their FFP right? And he'd be on gardening leave too, so I dont know how they lose in this.£20m . Let them pay him for 2 years for doing nothing if true.
Not if he's crucial to our plans going forward.The figure quoted is silly.
Why is it silly? He’ll be on gardening leave during that time, are they going to tap his phone to make sure he’s not talking to us?Not a chance, what a silly idea.
They'd be paying him and they'd need a replacement. We won't be paying an unprecidented £20m directly impacting our own dire FFP position.They have limitless wallets, paying him for 2 years wont affect their FFP right? And he'd be on gardening leave too, so I dont know how they lose in this.