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Merchandise up a bit it seems

Apparently, this weekend we’re purchasing a Brazilian club called Bahia.

Mase wrote:Apparently, this weekend we’re purchasing a Brazilian club called Bahia.

I think it's right up north somewhere - might have got that from a Michael Palin series

£110M? They have to vote on it apparently

john@staustell wrote:

Mase wrote:Apparently, this weekend we’re purchasing a Brazilian club called Bahia.

I think it's right up north somewhere - might have got that from a Michael Palin series

£110M? They have to vote on it apparently

£110m mustn’t be too far off what they paid for us?

Edit: around £210m. Crazy that we’re probably worth billions now if we’re going off Chelsea and the Rags valuation.

Mase wrote:

john@staustell wrote:

Mase wrote:Apparently, this weekend we’re purchasing a Brazilian club called Bahia.

I think it's right up north somewhere - might have got that from a Michael Palin series

£110M? They have to vote on it apparently

£110m mustn’t be too far off what they paid for us?

Edit: around £210m. Crazy that we’re probably worth billions now if we’re going off Chelsea and the Rags valuation.

From Gary Neville talking to Reddy in Quatar (taking a break from being self righteous and counting his oil salary):

MU are the biggest club in the world, with the biggest fanbase in world football.
MU will get a bigger price than Liverpool. No disrespect meant to Liverpool who are the second biggest club in the world.
However. Liverpool will not be sold until the MU sale has been sorted because they are a bigger club than Liverpool.
They are the two most successful clubs, MU are ahead on League titles with Liverpool ahead on European Cups.
City while their commercial earnings are larger at the moment are not close to either of these clubs.

In short City are nowhere near as valuable as either MU or Liverpool.
So after listening to that dribble I reckon you could pick us up for a fag and a packet of crisps.

Liverpool second biggest club in the world He’s a character Dott.

Dimples wrote:

Mase wrote:

john@staustell wrote:

Mase wrote:Apparently, this weekend we’re purchasing a Brazilian club called Bahia.

I think it's right up north somewhere - might have got that from a Michael Palin series

£110M? They have to vote on it apparently

£110m mustn’t be too far off what they paid for us?

Edit: around £210m. Crazy that we’re probably worth billions now if we’re going off Chelsea and the Rags valuation.

From Gary Neville talking to Reddy in Quatar (taking a break from being self righteous and counting his oil salary):

MU are the biggest club in the world, with the biggest fanbase in world football.
MU will get a bigger price than Liverpool. No disrespect meant to Liverpool who are the second biggest club in the world.
However. Liverpool will not be sold until the MU sale has been sorted because they are a bigger club than Liverpool.
They are the two most successful clubs, MU are ahead on League titles with Liverpool ahead on European Cups.
City while their commercial earnings are larger at the moment are not close to either of these clubs.

In short City are nowhere near as valuable as either MU or Liverpool.
So after listening to that dribble I reckon you could pick us up for a fag and a packet of crisps.

I've given up smoking... Would you take a grab bag size crisps instead?

Dimples wrote:

Mase wrote:

john@staustell wrote:

Mase wrote:Apparently, this weekend we’re purchasing a Brazilian club called Bahia.

I think it's right up north somewhere - might have got that from a Michael Palin series

£110M? They have to vote on it apparently

£110m mustn’t be too far off what they paid for us?

Edit: around £210m. Crazy that we’re probably worth billions now if we’re going off Chelsea and the Rags valuation.

From Gary Neville talking to Reddy in Quatar (taking a break from being self righteous and counting his oil salary):

MU are the biggest club in the world, with the biggest fanbase in world football.
MU will get a bigger price than Liverpool. No disrespect meant to Liverpool who are the second biggest club in the world.
However. Liverpool will not be sold until the MU sale has been sorted because they are a bigger club than Liverpool.
They are the two most successful clubs, MU are ahead on League titles with Liverpool ahead on European Cups.
City while their commercial earnings are larger at the moment are not close to either of these clubs.

In short City are nowhere near as valuable as either MU or Liverpool.
So after listening to that dribble I reckon you could pick us up for a fag and a packet of crisps.

Man's a dick. All the kids will simply follow who's winning.
That's how it works.

Dimples wrote:

Mase wrote:

john@staustell wrote:

Mase wrote:Apparently, this weekend we’re purchasing a Brazilian club called Bahia.

I think it's right up north somewhere - might have got that from a Michael Palin series

£110M? They have to vote on it apparently

£110m mustn’t be too far off what they paid for us?

Edit: around £210m. Crazy that we’re probably worth billions now if we’re going off Chelsea and the Rags valuation.

From Gary Neville talking to Reddy in Quatar (taking a break from being self righteous and counting his oil salary):

MU are the biggest club in the world, with the biggest fanbase in world football.
MU will get a bigger price than Liverpool. No disrespect meant to Liverpool who are the second biggest club in the world.
However. Liverpool will not be sold until the MU sale has been sorted because they are a bigger club than Liverpool.
They are the two most successful clubs, MU are ahead on League titles with Liverpool ahead on European Cups.
City while their commercial earnings are larger at the moment are not close to either of these clubs.

In short City are nowhere near as valuable as either MU or Liverpool.
So after listening to that dribble I reckon you could pick us up for a fag and a packet of crisps.

Has the cunt not seen how the football landscape has changed, the fuckers aren’t even in the CL.

Both Red shite indoctrinate their players
To sing from the hymn book some kind of mind drug must be in the asthma meds

Dimples wrote:From Gary Neville talking to Reddy in Quatar .....

A Rag employee talking to a Dipper employee on US owned media - how very quaint

Lols we have a "Chinese New year kit"

Looks decent to be fair.

Nick wrote:Lols we have a "Chinese New year kit"

Looks decent to be fair.

https://hypebeast.com/2023/1/manchester ... uma-jersey

Jade rabbits indeed

Better than our matchday kits.

Top of the tree, 2nd year running

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk ... e-26009517

john@staustell wrote:Top of the tree, 2nd year running

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk ... e-26009517

Commercial revenue a PL record. Now if we could only fill our ground

So here's the actual Deloittes link, where you can click club by club to get the analysis.

https://www2.deloitte.com/uk/en/pages/s ... eague.html

Had a Rag claim that we’ve fixed the numbers his reasoning, “You did it with FFP”

I’ll bathe in their tears tonight!

salford city wrote:

john@staustell wrote:Top of the tree, 2nd year running

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk ... e-26009517

Commercial revenue a PL record. Now if we could only fill our ground

If we could only get fair and competent referees.

Tokyo Blue wrote:

salford city wrote:

john@staustell wrote:Top of the tree, 2nd year running

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk ... e-26009517

Commercial revenue a PL record. Now if we could only fill our ground

If we could only get fair and competent referees.

What i fail to understand is why every other fan of a club that is not any of the three red shites is not up in arms about the blatant cheating in plain sight. I get why the broadcasters are not arsed as they are following the gravy train and so have a vested interest in the outcomes. That leaves 17 other teams who are being affected directly or indirectly by this bias. Seems we are all just shrugging this shit off when we should be getting people to stand up and be accountable