Sir Stinge is doing a right number on them 
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Ut will have to subsidise at most of that wage, Whoever takes him on loan won't want to pay more than £80k pwkOriginally posted by SB View PostComment
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From Swiss Ramble
Putting all those assumptions together, I reckon that United complied with PSR in 2023/24 by the skin of their teeth, as their £103m adjusted loss ended up being only £2m within the target.
So they need to sell before they buy, home grown gives them more leeway - I can see Rashford going on loan in January but on those wages they are not get £40m or moreI make no apologies, this is meComment
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Jim's gonna kill a couple of tea ladies and outsource the grass cutting. That'll lower the wage bill a few grand a month surelyComment
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Applying traditional industrial cost saving methods to a football club seems doomed to failure. Jim seems content to ignore the multiple elephants in the room (Squad depth, quality, wages, contracts & a crumbing out of date stadium) and is instead making cuts that will have zero impact on the value of his asset or its profitability.Originally posted by spud_gun View Post
It's going to be a ****ing disaster
We are here for a good time not a long time....Comment
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Oh for sure but a loan isn’t going to help them financially when they are paying ~ 75% of his wage.Originally posted by John Barnes View PostMe, I’m either planning a holiday or I’m on one.Comment
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Originally posted by Cerbie View PostApplying traditional industrial cost saving methods to a football club seems doomed to failure. Jim seems content to ignore the multiple elephants in the room (Squad depth, quality, wages, contracts & a crumbing out of date stadium) and is instead making cuts that will have zero impact on the value of his asset or its profitability.
It's going to be a glorious ****ing disaster
Me, I’m either planning a holiday or I’m on one.Comment
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Originally posted by Cerbie View PostApplying traditional industrial cost saving methods to a football club seems doomed to failure. Jim seems content to ignore the multiple elephants in the room (Squad depth, quality, wages, contracts & a crumbing out of date stadium) and is instead making cuts that will have zero impact on the value of his asset or its profitability.
It's going to be a ****ing disaster
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Amorim telling the press conference that this is the worst manure team ever
Got to love his desire to pound these ****ers
removing all the weak links makes us stronger
too many gutless players, no beef or desire. pussies everywhere... sack them all.Comment
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Gutting that they beat Southampton in the last ten as they'd be in the relegation conversation, at least in the media. Sadly there are easily three worse clubs than them.Comment
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Originally posted by baitman View PostAmorim telling the press conference that this is the worst manure team ever
Got to love his desire to pound these ****ers was pmsl at his comments, definitely tactical to say such a thing publicly. It takes the focus off him and more on the players.... many of whom i'm sure he wants rid of anyways. Clever
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Sounds like Woy - defeatist, they’ve been relegated in their past and have spent an absolute fortune…. bull**** from AmorimOriginally posted by danperkins View Post was pmsl at his comments, definitely tactical to say such a thing publicly. It takes the focus off him and more on the players.... many of whom i'm sure he wants rid of anyways. CleverComment
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Weak willed, Wank or do they have a masterplan?
Think we have the answer..Slot!!
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Sounds like he is starting to lose the plot a bit.Oh I don't know.Comment
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It’s a bizarre tactic. Trying to shock the players??? Wonder if he regrets the move already. He was onto a good thing with Sporting and they’ve fallen apart since he left also.
Weird that they can raise themselves for the big games v Us and City. But they look very vulnerable against pretty much everyone else.Modifying post.Comment
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