Man Utd Takeover?!

[fah-q]

However, losses for the quarter were up from £5.87m to £65.94m, mostly relating to various financing charges and costs.

Bloody hell thats a pretty steep increase.

[spanky]

costs a lot to feed shrek

[MrMichael]

costs a lot to feed shrek

[ronanm]

£1b they've managed to assemble. Fair play. Maybe they should buy us.

[Exiled_red]

£1b they've managed to assemble. Fair play. Maybe they should buy us.

[Vermilion]

£1b they've managed to assemble. Fair play. Maybe they should buy us.

How do we know that, really, they were set to make a bid of a billion it says, a bid which has'nt materialised, and then suddenly they give up on this club they love and wanted to save because it'as too expensive, well excuse me, i could have told them that before they started all this...but they throw the towel in after one knock back, hmmmm, something fishy here....hardly 'red knights', more 'a shower of ****es' if you ask me...out for personal gain just like the Glazers.

[Baracus]

£1b they've managed to assemble. Fair play. Maybe they should buy us.

From banks and investment hedge funds. No different to the glazers except the red kunts have 40 or so underwriters to the 1bn deal

[Craig_H]

Dubious if they really have their hands on £1b.

Remember michael knighton?

[Vermilion]

So the Knights say nay, it's over, no point putting in a lower bid than 1.5billion, a bid already put in by a middle eastern consortium and subsequently knocked back.

I can see their reasoning, but i thought this was about fighting for a club they all love, you don't just give up, then again, maybe it was just all about profit for them, and they don't see enough with the price going above 1.5bill.

[Exiled_red]

So the Knights say nay, it's over, no point putting in a lower bid than 1.5billion, a bid already put in by a middle eastern consortium and subsequently knocked back.

I can see their reasoning, but i thought this was about fighting for a club they all love, you don't just give up, then again, maybe it was just all about profit for them, and they don't see enough with the price going above 1.5bill.

It's an interesting one. What are their reasons for pulling out and what where their initial motives for making the move in the first place? Is £1b the limit of what they can raise?

If it were solely about fan ownership and rescuing the club, you'd think that they they'd attempt to raise as much as it would take to get the Glazers out. But there is obviously some other motive.