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RB Manchester. Could even bring Rangnick back as sporting directorRed Bull would be a good choice. They've managed well and secured success in all their sport ventures so far.
RB Manchester. Could even bring Rangnick back as sporting directorRed Bull would be a good choice. They've managed well and secured success in all their sport ventures so far.
Indeed, over the course of the 19th century Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, the emirates that comprise the UAE (then collectively referred to as the Trucial States), and Oman all became British protectorates. The British Residency in the region was based in Bahrain.
Just seen they’re worth $2.3trillion
Okay? Not sure what that has to do with protests or fans making their own decisions on whether to continue supporting.
I don't see serious companies like Amazon, Apple wasting money in a football club. There is no money in running a football club. I don't like seeing us become another sportswashing project. But those sportswashers are the only people who are willing to waste their ill-earned money. Is there no way we can be run by fans like Bayern or Barca?
A club can be run for profit and run well.
The Glazers weren't really all that interested in making the club a success which would have actually led to greater profits. They've done the bare minimum, made most, if not all, of their investment back and will be fecking off with billions of profit.
We don't need to be a state run sportswashing project to be a well-run club.
I can’t help feeling that yes he may be a fan but ultimately he’s another money grabbing businessman who will seek to maximise all that will make him dividendsRatcliffe is the ideal owners in the eyes of the majority,however can't shake this feeling of him not having the necessary finance to keep us competitive but also whether he has any idea of who needs to be put in place to run the club effectively.
I really wish we hadn't seen such competence from City's owners in how to improve facilities and infrastructure in the area because then could fully back Jim.
I can’t help feeling that yes he may be a fan but ultimately he’s another money grabbing businessman who will seek to maximise all that will make him dividends
Fans won't complain if we're winning.
Even though a load of United fans went and set up their own club when the Glazers took over? Even though there was consistent protests against the Glazers through one of our most successful periods in history?
People will absolutely protest human rights abusers buying the club.
Of course that you don't need to be oil state club. But to fight for titles with those clubs, you do.A club can be run for profit and run well.
The Glazers weren't really all that interested in making the club a success which would have actually led to greater profits. They've done the bare minimum, made most, if not all, of their investment back and will be fecking off with billions of profit.
We don't need to be a state run sportswashing project to be a well-run club.
Apple would be ideal. 2nd choice would be the Middle East.
He’s 86. Would rather not deal with the uncertainty that presents.My second would be this Zara guy as he is middle ground
Of course that you don't need to be oil state club. But to fight for titles with those clubs, you do.
Because oil clubs can afford to pay whatever to get a player.
Look at City; they buy "wrong" player and then they buy another one without even selling previous one. They can give fecking player's dad 20 mil in cash just to get a player. Bonus fees also.
You can't keep up with that despite how well run are you.
He’s 86. Would rather not deal with the uncertainty that presents.
Ratcliffe is the ideal owners in the eyes of the majority,however can't shake this feeling of him not having the necessary finance to keep us competitive but also whether he has any idea of who needs to be put in place to run the club effectively.
I really wish we hadn't seen such competence from City's owners in how to improve facilities and infrastructure in the area because then could fully back Jim.
There are plenty red flags surrounding JR. Unfortunately many local fans chose to ignore them
Apple are the real best option in my eyes. They have a ton of money to spare to rebuild manutd plus they already have a bussiness model raking in billions of money per year. They dont need the money coming in from manutd to do anything. In addition it would be a super solid tech plus sport partnership that fits in with everything they make. If they are seriously interested, its a no brainer to me
Whoever has the most money. I don't care where that money comes from.
Let's face it we can't please everyone
They may want to get into showing Premier League games which obviously can't happen if they own one of the clubs
This.You all do understand that everybody (including Ratcliffe) except Dubai will behave just like Glazers? Look for profit. With owners who chase profit you can't fight against oil clubs.
You want morale ground? That is fine. But then don't moan next 10, 20 years about lack of trophies.
What's this Ambani character like
With rangnick as DOF ?Red Bull would be a good choice. They've managed well and secured success in all their sport ventures so far.
Probably not. But you can have a football club that’s not run by a regime who get journalists cut up and put into suitcases. I’m so glad the Saudi’s are off the table. We’ll just have to see what unfolds.
Not good.
Very much so.A club can be run for profit and run well.
The Glazers weren't really all that interested in making the club a success which would have actually led to greater profits. They've done the bare minimum, made most, if not all, of their investment back and will be fecking off with billions of profit.
We don't need to be a state run sportswashing project to be a well-run club.
Apple would be the best, by far the richest owners and no worries about succession issues like Musk or Bezos.