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you mean the only thing you know about glazer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slash/ED
what about that he treatened to take the bucceneers out of tampa?, what about sueing their season ticket holders?, what about the amount of personal debt he has loaded the club with?, what about his actual ticket rises in tampa....the list does go on and on. a quick google and maybe you'll know more than 'one' thing.
btw, how well are the bucs doing lately???
25m is the cap not the budget but it beats 0m which is what the previous board said Fergusson would have to spend.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macy
He may well up ticket prices but they're still lower than Chelseas, I can't see him selling any players, and you can't reduce spending further than 0.
I'm sure if I asked any Tampa fan they would say that winning a superbowl then doing fcuk all beats doing fcuk all the whole time
He threatened to take them out, and it was a good business move. It got a brand new and quite impressive looking stadium built, good business sense, the kind you should want to see at Man U. Didn't know of the sueing, what's the story there? Every major sportsteam has debt, and the ticket rises will come for Man U eventually anyway, as the best supported team in England it's a simple case of supply and demand.Quote:
what about that he treatened to take the bucceneers out of tampa?, what about sueing their season ticket holders?, what about the amount of personal debt he has loaded the club with?, what about his actual ticket rises in tampa....the list does go on and on. a quick google and maybe you'll know more than 'one' think.
btw, how well are the bucs doing lately???
I'd imagine the Bucs are doing no worse than before he took over and have one superbowl to their name.
Spurs have been one of the most profitable Premiership clubs because have high ticket prices.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macy
I respect genuine fans but can't help feeling a lot of bandwagon merchants when Manchester United are mentioned. However it is interesting to hear little concern amoung irish day tripper fans - suppose few quid extra per ticket doesn't make much difference for the few times a year they travel.
That's what Glazer is relying on. I mean if you go 2 games a season would a tenner on a ticket make much difference, when the total trip is €200-300? It's whether there's enough of the day trippers, especially if the team aren't successful is the question.Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
It's kinda the same with Season Tickets/LMTB's - they've been in that short supply that people will buy them when extra come up, and people find it hard to give up Season Tickets that they've had for years. Took me several years after I realised that I was never going to move back to Manch to give up my book.....
In that case, you are talking about the possibility of Glazer/his reps trying to influence transfer policy. I don't think that this will happen; surely they know that Ferguson will want complete control of buying / selling?Quote:
Originally Posted by Macy
They'll influence it the same way the board always have, they won't sign players, but they'll control how much is made available to buy playersQuote:
Originally Posted by Jaime
What does LMTB stand for incidentally?Quote:
Originally Posted by Macy
League Match Ticket Book.Quote:
Originally Posted by Schumi
Difference between that and a Season ticket used to be that Season Ticket covered cup games as well, so ST was more expensive. Now the difference is that with a Season Ticket you're garanteed tickets for home cup games, and have more "rights" to away tickets, finals etc. Same price now though, and no saving cost wise as paying in each match anymore either (which both would've been) - they removed that a few seasons ago.
For anyone at all arsed, FC United got were accepted to the North West Counties League, Division 2 for next season. They'll be ground sharing with Droylsden.
How many flights below the Conference North is that? The club has potential. AFC Wimbledon have ripped apart opposition in their first two seasons with their massive backing for a non-league club. Any big names agreed to lend a hand?Quote:
Originally Posted by Macy
Since Solksjaer (Probably buthered his name there) was part of Shareholders United I wonder would he be likely to join in the near future?
To league football....
NWCL2
NWCL1
Unibond First Division
Unibond Premier Division
Conference North
National Conference
That's a long hard ardous treck. So are people permenently abandoning MUFC for FC United? Are you Macy? What happens if Glazer is forced out? Will they disband?Quote:
Originally Posted by Macy
"FC United exists for disenfranchised Manchester United fans, and will continue to exist as long as there is disenfranchised Manchester United fans" is the official line.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poor Student
If Glazer went, and the fans were in a position to have a significant say in how Manchester United is run most would go back. However, as I've said before Glazer was very much the straw that broke the camels back - FC United was mooted and planned back in 1999 when Murdoch was trying to take over. Hence it's got moving so quickly this time.
It's hard to turn your back on a club you've supported for so long, so I don't really know what I (or anyone else) will be doing. I'd say there'll be a lot supporting both - I mean how often does MUFC play at 3pm on a Saturday. I've contributed to FC United financially, and plan to get to a few games next season. I won't be renewing my MUFC membership (long since stopped getting shirts or anything anyway), or buying tickets for OT.
Have any Manchester United supporter clubs in Ireland joined in the anti-Glazer coalition?
As a Utd fan, I dunno what to think. Macy lived in Manchester AFAIK for a while and he seems to have really got into the whole FC United thing. Personally, I am not happy that a stable club has gone into such debt because of some American tool. I will probably still support Man Utd but will also support FC United.Quote:
Originally Posted by pete