Glazers 'Manchester United not for sale'

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Originally Posted by TickTockTickTock

Umm... wow. They'd really care? They can make billions without the fans going. Besides, you'll always have the China/Singapore/India/Africa/USA lads going.

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Yeah, they can make billions and billons even if 80% of the 78,500 fans didn't turn up week in week out. :rolleyes:

This forum is turning out to be more of a joke as each day goes past.

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Originally Posted by Jack.Lfc

You wont be affected then.

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Edited by Catzsy(Forum Moderator): Please do not be rude to others.

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Originally Posted by United-Clowgon

Yeah, they can make billions and billons even if 80% of the 78,500 fans didn't turn up week in week out. :rolleyes:

This forum is turning out to be more of a joke as each day goes past.



If you've got nothing constructive to say... zip it.

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Joke? Indeed you clearly are. You claim to be a Manchester United fan and don't have any idea where the main revenue comes from! One day you claim Manchester United are a big club and will always have investors and the next you're claiming the main income comes from the 70,300 fans who turn up and pay £30. You honestly don't believe the £30 tickets every other week are a clubs main income do you?

All this green and gold till the club is sold nonsense is laughable.

Whys there a pic of a passport for me? is that meant to be offensive?

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Originally Posted by TickTockTickTock

Joke? Indeed you clearly are. You claim to be a Manchester United fan and don't have any idea where the main revenue comes from! One day you claim Manchester United are a big club and will always have investors and the next you're claiming the main income comes from the 70,300 fans who turn up and pay £30. You honestly don't believe the £30 tickets every other week are a clubs main income do you?

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:S You claim that that they can make billions even if the majority didn't turn up of games, (lets say only 20% of 85,500) only turned up for games week in week out for a few years.. how could they possibly make billions if more than half of the fans didn't turn up?

Actually, tickets sales makes more money than Club merchandise sales.. therefore, ticket sales plays a big part, in United's case - How much
they make annually. (along with sponsorships, player sales ect)

I didn't say tickets sales were a Clubs main income, it is for 'most' clubs example: Lower league teams, - they don't get multi million pound sponsorship deals and their main income is from Ticket sales.

United, along with Real Madrid, are teams that will are always profitable investments. Providing they are ran properly then as what Real Madrid have shown with their latest figures (£400 million annual turnover) for last year - is achievable.

Which is why any rich investor with a brain would invest in these teams.

Case closed.

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Originally Posted by Jack.Lfc

Whys there a pic of a passport for me? is that meant to be offensive?

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:rolleyes:

Please explain

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Originally Posted by Jack.Lfc

Please explain

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scouse girls are dirty.

Most of them are fit aswell.

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Originally Posted by United-Clowgon

:S You claim that that they can make billions even if the majority didn't turn up of games, (lets say only 20% of 85,500) only turned up for games week in week out for a few years.. how could they possibly make billions if more than half of the fans didn't turn up?

Actually, tickets sales makes more money than Club merchandise sales.. therefore, ticket sales plays a big part, in United's case - How much
they make annually. (along with sponsorships, player sales ect)

I didn't say tickets sales were a Clubs main income, it is for 'most' clubs example: Lower league teams, - they don't get multi million pound sponsorship deals and their main income is from Ticket sales.

United, along with Real Madrid, are teams that will are always profitable investments. Providing they are ran properly then as what Real Madrid have shown with their latest figures (£400 million annual turnover) for last year - is achievable.

Which is why any rich investor with a brain would invest in these teams.

Case closed.







:rolleyes:

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They're not attractive when the business in question has £500M of debts.

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Originally Posted by United-Clowgon

:S You claim that that they can make billions even if the majority didn't turn up of games, (lets say only 20% of 85,500) only turned up for games week in week out for a few years.. how could they possibly make billions if more than half of the fans didn't turn up?

Actually, tickets sales makes more money than Club merchandise sales.. therefore, ticket sales plays a big part, in United's case - How much
they make annually. (along with sponsorships, player sales ect)

I didn't say tickets sales were a Clubs main income, it is for 'most' clubs example: Lower league teams, - they don't get multi million pound sponsorship deals and their main income is from Ticket sales.

United, along with Real Madrid, are teams that will are always profitable investments. Providing they are ran properly then as what Real Madrid have shown with their latest figures (£400 million annual turnover) for last year - is achievable.

Which is why any rich investor with a brain would invest in these teams.

Case closed.







:rolleyes:

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Budwieser, Audi, AIG, Betting thing etc etc

All offer more than the tickets. Anyway, he ain't getting his money from them either.