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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... 15:19 - Jan 23 with 2828 viewsnorfsufblue

losing £300 m over three years and their cost cutting justifying seat price rises..... here's an idea...
(Also applies to all other Premier League clubs!)

Stop paying players ridiculous sums of unspendable wages

It ridiculously simple isn't it!
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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 15:22 - Jan 23 with 2724 viewsitfcsuth

Man Utd are probably the poster boys for how not to run a football club in the past decade. Over spending fees, over spending wages, businessmen in football men roles, stadium rusting, lack of trophies, horrendous league form, no identity, no vision.

The list goes on but it does, as with every club, circle back round to your recruitment, and Man Utd are huge over payers in the market, and predominately on poor incomings.
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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 15:25 - Jan 23 with 2684 viewsBseaBlue

Yeah. Spending £80 million on the likes of Anthony probably doesn't help either.
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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 15:29 - Jan 23 with 2620 viewsitfcsuth

Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 15:25 - Jan 23 by BseaBlue

Yeah. Spending £80 million on the likes of Anthony probably doesn't help either.


Antony, Sancho, Maguire, V.D.Beek, Mount, Onana, Casemiro, Martinez.

Hundreds and hundreds of millions, and hindsight is wonderful, but some staggering transfer fees involved.

I don't know who heads up recruitment there, but they have surely got to restructure that area.

They had Ragnick in the door (fantastic transfer operator), Luis Campos is out there who is an absolute king of capital gains in the transfer market.
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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 15:34 - Jan 23 with 2540 viewsFromReuserWithLove

Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 15:29 - Jan 23 by itfcsuth

Antony, Sancho, Maguire, V.D.Beek, Mount, Onana, Casemiro, Martinez.

Hundreds and hundreds of millions, and hindsight is wonderful, but some staggering transfer fees involved.

I don't know who heads up recruitment there, but they have surely got to restructure that area.

They had Ragnick in the door (fantastic transfer operator), Luis Campos is out there who is an absolute king of capital gains in the transfer market.
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True on hindsight but the mad thing here is i'm sure 99% of fans would have baulked at the time at most of those signings and the associated costs.
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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 15:40 - Jan 23 with 2463 viewsMookamoo

Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 15:29 - Jan 23 by itfcsuth

Antony, Sancho, Maguire, V.D.Beek, Mount, Onana, Casemiro, Martinez.

Hundreds and hundreds of millions, and hindsight is wonderful, but some staggering transfer fees involved.

I don't know who heads up recruitment there, but they have surely got to restructure that area.

They had Ragnick in the door (fantastic transfer operator), Luis Campos is out there who is an absolute king of capital gains in the transfer market.
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I find it amazing they bought Casemiro who is the wrong side of 30 for £70 million and and then let a good homegrown prospect like Mctominay go for £25 million.

I just don't understand it.
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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 15:45 - Jan 23 with 2402 viewsBasuco

I thought PSR rules only allow clubs to lose £105 million over three years, how can they lose £300 million and not be charged by the PL?
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Do we know how much the Glazers took out of Man U during that time? on 15:54 - Jan 23 with 2309 viewsunstableblue

I imagine its a combination of wages and transfer fees

Its certainly not Capital Projects on Old Trafford

I'd read they'd taken $573m in dividends during their tenure

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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 15:58 - Jan 23 with 2264 viewsSuffolkPunchFC

Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 15:45 - Jan 23 by Basuco

I thought PSR rules only allow clubs to lose £105 million over three years, how can they lose £300 million and not be charged by the PL?


I’m not defending ManU here - their finances are terrible, but …

This is an old story from Sept 2024, and doesn’t take into account the normal allowable deductions ie the losses that don’t count towards PSR
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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 16:00 - Jan 23 with 2215 viewsCafe_Newman

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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 16:04 - Jan 23 with 2162 viewsBseaBlue

Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 15:29 - Jan 23 by itfcsuth

Antony, Sancho, Maguire, V.D.Beek, Mount, Onana, Casemiro, Martinez.

Hundreds and hundreds of millions, and hindsight is wonderful, but some staggering transfer fees involved.

I don't know who heads up recruitment there, but they have surely got to restructure that area.

They had Ragnick in the door (fantastic transfer operator), Luis Campos is out there who is an absolute king of capital gains in the transfer market.
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Certainly should be under scrutiny. The Anthony transfer is up there as one of the worst in Premier League history alongside Van Wolfspen1s for 12 million!
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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 16:09 - Jan 23 with 2125 viewsMattinLondon

That’s why FFP or whatever it is being introduced. Unfortunately many PL clubs cannot be trusted to keep within its spirit and take advantage of loopholes or grey areas.
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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 16:16 - Jan 23 with 2034 viewsGuthrum

Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 15:45 - Jan 23 by Basuco

I thought PSR rules only allow clubs to lose £105 million over three years, how can they lose £300 million and not be charged by the PL?


That's on certain categories of expenditure (transfer fees, wages, etc.) but not stuff like ground maintenance/upgrades, debt interest/repayments, academy and some other things.

Good Lord! Whatever is it?
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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 16:32 - Jan 23 with 1908 viewsCheltenham_Blue

Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 15:22 - Jan 23 by itfcsuth

Man Utd are probably the poster boys for how not to run a football club in the past decade. Over spending fees, over spending wages, businessmen in football men roles, stadium rusting, lack of trophies, horrendous league form, no identity, no vision.

The list goes on but it does, as with every club, circle back round to your recruitment, and Man Utd are huge over payers in the market, and predominately on poor incomings.


Take your original post an tweak it the tiniest amount..

"how not to run a football club in the past decade. .... businessmen in football men roles, stadium rusting, lack of trophies, horrendous league form, no identity, no vision."

And you've got us under Evans. I was tempted to mention the cash spunked on Martin too.

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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 16:34 - Jan 23 with 1879 viewsmr_bean

Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 15:22 - Jan 23 by itfcsuth

Man Utd are probably the poster boys for how not to run a football club in the past decade. Over spending fees, over spending wages, businessmen in football men roles, stadium rusting, lack of trophies, horrendous league form, no identity, no vision.

The list goes on but it does, as with every club, circle back round to your recruitment, and Man Utd are huge over payers in the market, and predominately on poor incomings.


Your first paragraph could just as easily apply to ITFC under Marcus Evans' ownership!
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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 16:45 - Jan 23 with 1789 viewsHighgateBlue

Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 16:04 - Jan 23 by BseaBlue

Certainly should be under scrutiny. The Anthony transfer is up there as one of the worst in Premier League history alongside Van Wolfspen1s for 12 million!


Antony certainly, especially given just how much he cost. Ouch.

But Van Wolfswinkel was an odd case. He's got a decent scoring record over the last 8 years ago, including Champions League experience. A couple of points strike me: (a) maybe it was just N*rwich that were unable to get anything out of him, and (b) how many of our £12m+ signings from this year are ultimately going to end up playing in the Champions League?!
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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 16:48 - Jan 23 with 1754 views3_5_2

i read an article about the players Ten Hag signed and the list was just terrible add to that the wages of such failures as Casimiro who is reputed to be on£350k a week, then you can see why the stewards losing their bonuses, staff cuts and reducing the salaries of Bryan Robson and the like seem unfair

The club is a complete and total mess

Hindsight is always 20:20
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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 16:48 - Jan 23 with 1755 viewsMattinLondon

Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 16:16 - Jan 23 by Guthrum

That's on certain categories of expenditure (transfer fees, wages, etc.) but not stuff like ground maintenance/upgrades, debt interest/repayments, academy and some other things.


I thought Everton were deducted points even through the PL concluded that such spending was on infrastructure and not on players?
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Accordingly, when they make a profit.... on 16:52 - Jan 23 with 1707 viewsMarshalls_Mullet

....will they reduce seat prices??!! 😂😂😂😂

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They seem to think ripping the heart out of the club will help. (n/t) on 16:54 - Jan 23 with 1678 viewsMarshalls_Mullet

Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 15:22 - Jan 23 by itfcsuth

Man Utd are probably the poster boys for how not to run a football club in the past decade. Over spending fees, over spending wages, businessmen in football men roles, stadium rusting, lack of trophies, horrendous league form, no identity, no vision.

The list goes on but it does, as with every club, circle back round to your recruitment, and Man Utd are huge over payers in the market, and predominately on poor incomings.



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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 17:48 - Jan 23 with 1446 viewsMK1

The 10 players they are hoping to offload, earn just over £82M a year between them. Crazy.

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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 18:28 - Jan 23 with 1291 viewsgsoly

Completely agree with the above RE wages. If FFP only revolved around wages, the game would right itself very quickly. Spend what you like on players - but you can't pay all of them £300k a week.
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Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 18:30 - Jan 23 with 1286 viewsnorfsufblue

Just hearing on SSN about Man U.... on 17:48 - Jan 23 by MK1

The 10 players they are hoping to offload, earn just over £82M a year between them. Crazy.


I've always said if any industry should be able to fully support it's own infrastructure and still pay its employees well then football is that example!... instead all the revenue streams seem to be concentrated on a few businesses and a handful( comparatively) of the total workforce. It really is quite disgusting how much the top earners hoover up when so much of the game and indeed world in general is struggling to survive. Sometimes I wish I wasn't so addicted to watching this game.
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