No chance can I see the glazers spending 1b on a new stadium. If you really want that, it’ll be the Saudis.
Agreed.
Depends really on how long they want to own our club.
One billion is a lot of money that's for sure. But spread over a decade isn't that much.
Remember. It is an investment and not a cost just like modernising your home. You will get a return.
That’s what should happen but we’re owned by the Glazers so....Good article. We have so much land around the ground, I've often thought could we build a whole new ground next to Old Trafford while we continue to play.
We need to be rivalling the Elite clubs in every way. 100,000+ futurist stadium should be something in the pipeline.
Worth to mention, if we boast our capacity to 90K or more, we'll generate more money in matchday revenue which could be useful for us to finance payments spreading over a decade.
I mean yeah that’s great for the business, but not for the glazers pockets. They’ll probably just pay for it out of our transfer spend anyway.Agreed.
Depends really on how long they want to own our club.
One billion is a lot of money that's for sure. But spread over a decade isn't that much.
Remember. It is an investment and not a cost just like modernising your home. You will get a return.
I mean yeah that’s great for the business, but not for the glazers pockets. They’ll probably just pay for it out of our transfer spend anyway.
I mean yeah that’s great for the business, but not for the glazers pockets. They’ll probably just pay for it out of our transfer spend anyway.
You really don’t know the glazers do you? That’s a long term investment which will take decades to claw back. While yes we will earn a few extra quid a match, to make a grand stadium worth replacing OT with it’ll be close to tottenhams 1bn spend. You’ll need a fair few extra pies to pay for that.Glazer is a businessman and he knows if we upgrade our stadium to new and boost capacity to 90K+, it could increase the club's value and he won't have to pay for because we'll borrow loan, we can generate more money in matchday revenue with a 90K capacity which can be useful to finance payment over a decade. Glazers will make more money from this.
that brings up the question how long they will be here for. I would have assumed they sell us before then, especially as success is drying up under themGlazer is a businessman and he knows if we upgrade our stadium to new and boost capacity to 90K+, it could increase the club's value and he won't have to pay for because we'll borrow loan, we can generate more money in matchday revenue with a 90K capacity which can be useful to finance payment over a decade. Glazers will make more money from this.
You really don’t know the glazers do you? That’s a long term investment which will take decades to claw back. While yes we will earn a few extra quid a match, to make a grand stadium worth replacing OT with it’ll be close to tottenhams 1bn spend. You’ll need a fair few extra pies to pay for that.
the glazers will prefer to have that in their pockets.
Think I'd rather keep OT how it is in that case. Glazers aren't great but they don't make me question my morals.According to Barney at RedNews, it's looking like there are active negotiations between the Glazers and the Saudis, so if it does happen, it'll be on their watch.
Excuse me? I thought there's no point in replying back to you especially you don't know how it works but anyways. I am sure many of Spurs investor and the owner would prefer to have money in their pockets rather than spending billions on a new stadium by your logic, it wont' affect Glazers at all, Glazers won't have anything to do with it.
Whether Glazers will invest or not is irreverent, we can finance loan to redevelop new stadium without Glazers. Is Glazers going to stop that and want all of the money in their pockets, that is what you mean? Glazers would want us to finance a new stadium which could increase the club's value and is not against that idea.
For an example, Real Madrid and Barcelona are looking to borrow money to redevelop their stadium and believe it could be paid back in a loan for next decades because of extra money they'll generate in matchday revenue that will cover their payment annually despite having no owner. Spurs are doing the same thing.
You clearly don’t understand. Of course I know how business and finance works, what you are talking about is a long term investment which is good for the club - but not for the glazers in the short term.Excuse me? I thought there's no point in replying back to you especially you don't know how it works but anyways. I am sure many of Spurs investor and the owner would prefer to have money in their pockets rather than spending billions on a new stadium by your logic, it wont' affect Glazers at all, Glazers won't have anything to do with it.
Whether Glazers will invest or not is irreverent, we can finance loan to redevelop new stadium without Glazers. Is Glazers going to stop that and want all of the money in their pockets, that is what you mean? Glazers would want us to finance a new stadium which could increase the club's value and is not against that idea.
For an example, Real Madrid and Barcelona are looking to borrow money to redevelop their stadium and believe it could be paid back in a loan for next decades because of extra money they'll generate in matchday revenue that will cover their payment annually despite having no owner. Spurs are doing the same thing.
If you’re looking to spread the cost over 10 years to finance the deal solely from the revenue the seats provide, you’d need to fill the 90k seater stadium every week and those extra 12k seats would have to generate income of over £300 a seat. Neither of which is going to happen.
Has anyone mentioned the train line issue yet?
Just 37 people? Oh, ok.
Are you trying to derail the thread?
It's going off the rails...Are you trying to derail the thread?
It's going off the rails...
It's like mortgage, most mortgages on the house has 25 years term and some 30 years. Spurs have billion in debt for their new stadium, they're poor than us in revenue, but it's not going to take them to pay back in a short time but their revenue will increase over the next few decades and debt getting cheap in inflation rate and become meaningless for Spurs, it's investment long term.
We make 110m from the matchday, if we increase to 90 or 100k, for 90k, we can generate 20m+ from that matchday which can be useful to fund part of the payment, if we need to pay another 10m or 20m, which is like 10-20m for prospects promising player, our revenue is growing up with Chevrolet and Aon expiring in the next few years, I think we can afford that if we want a new stadium for ourselves, it's a tiny percentage of revenue that we afford to finance a new stadium in the long term .. Our stadium is always full at 99% capacity in the league.
It's ok for letting off steam though. Assuming it's well conducted.This is not the right platform for jokes.
It's ok for letting off steam though. Assuming it's well conducted.
Something is definitely happening, and I also think there could be a mass exodus of players leaving in the summer.According to Barney at RedNews, it's looking like there are active negotiations between the Glazers and the Saudis, so if it does happen, it'll be on their watch.
I think the exodus of players is well overdue. I just hope it's the right players who are leaving, and not the few top quality players we still have. My hopes aren't high, however. Jones and Smalling getting contracts when we're crying out for a CB of real quality is concerning to say the least.Something is definitely happening, and I also think there could be a mass exodus of players leaving in the summer.
Did Barney relay the Saudi news via his podcast?I think the exodus of players is well overdue. I just hope it's the right players who are leaving, and not the few top quality players we still have. My hopes aren't high, however. Jones and Smalling getting contracts when we're crying out for a CB of real quality is concerning to say the least.
Think I'd rather keep OT how it is in that case. Glazers aren't great but they don't make me question my morals.
No, it was in the latest Red News fanzine.Did Barney relay the Saudi news via his podcast?
Thanks bro..No, it was in the latest Red News fanzine.
First-class response. That's the ticket!
We really don't. As per the last accounts -up til June 30th of last year - we have £461m of loan debt. This is largely thanks to having re-invested most of the huge profits we make into the various construction costs.
We're all chuffed now.
United not making top 4 might be the end of the Glazers... we will have peaked in our value for the next year or so and it would perhaps make sense for them to sell then?No way this is even been contemplated by the Glazers. They have no long term vision for the club; its always short term sponsorship deal here another partnership over there!
Lets be brutally honest here, the only people having the resources to buy the club from Glazers are the Saudis and no matter how unpalatable that might sound to Utd fans I think it will happen but perhaps not until the glazers realise there is no more ‘value’ to be added to fatten the turkey!
Another important aspect, perhaps not even registering on some fans thoughts, is the value of pound sterling. Political events that are ocurring right now in UK may ultimately hasten the sale.
They just borrowed about two hundred million more. So I believe debt is around 650m now.
Does he know what he's talking about? And what more did he say?According to Barney at RedNews, it's looking like there are active negotiations between the Glazers and the Saudis, so if it does happen, it'll be on their watch.
He has the longest running fanzine at Utd (it's actually the first fanzine at Utd), and knows many people at the club. I'd say him and Mitten are about as in the know re Utd as any fan can be.Does he know what he's talking about? And what more did he say?
