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<blockquote data-quote="weasel" data-source="post: 534326" data-attributes="member: 14"><p>Why would they miss out on their money!? Lol</p><p></p><p>Without being facetious, they bought Utd using borrowed money that was secured on Utd's assets. They literally put none of their own money at risk. They bought Utd cos they saw them as a chance to get some money for zero risk. If it doesn't work out Utd go bust and the Glazier's lose nothing. Literally not a penny. </p><p></p><p>They don't give a **** about Utd. They never have. They never will. Their ONLY concern is the money keeps coming. </p><p></p><p>No one should be surprised that they look after themselves at the club's expense. </p><p></p><p>All this 'Glazier's out' gubbins that periodically trends in Twitter will do nothing. They will only leave under two circumstances. 1) The money dries up. Which means they cant get paid for their "consultancy". That also means Utd are bust. Or 2) someone buys them out at a price that will allow them to bank a good few years consultancy fees and a nice profit after paying off the loans they took out.</p><p></p><p>Who would buy Utd for that sort of figure? When you will then have to invest mega bucks to bring them up to the level City and Pool are at currently, and to help make them competitive on a European level. It would be cheaper to buy another club, one not owned by leeches (ie anyone but Utd and Arsenal) and build them up/keep them at the level they are currently at.</p><p></p><p>When you list a business on the stock market you risk being taken over. Utd banked the financial gains and invested them very well, added to some very astute marketing and sponsorship etc. The problem being the leeches/Glazier's saw Utd Sitting debt free and profitable and realised they could buy them and make a lovely yearly income for zero risk. That is always the down side risk.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="weasel, post: 534326, member: 14"] Why would they miss out on their money!? Lol Without being facetious, they bought Utd using borrowed money that was secured on Utd’s assets. They literally put none of their own money at risk. They bought Utd cos they saw them as a chance to get some money for zero risk. If it doesn't work out Utd go bust and the Glazier’s lose nothing. Literally not a penny. They don’t give a **** about Utd. They never have. They never will. Their ONLY concern is the money keeps coming. No one should be surprised that they look after themselves at the club’s expense. All this ‘Glazier’s out’ gubbins that periodically trends in Twitter will do nothing. They will only leave under two circumstances. 1) The money dries up. Which means they cant get paid for their “consultancy”. That also means Utd are bust. Or 2) someone buys them out at a price that will allow them to bank a good few years consultancy fees and a nice profit after paying off the loans they took out. Who would buy Utd for that sort of figure? When you will then have to invest mega bucks to bring them up to the level City and Pool are at currently, and to help make them competitive on a European level. It would be cheaper to buy another club, one not owned by leeches (ie anyone but Utd and Arsenal) and build them up/keep them at the level they are currently at. When you list a business on the stock market you risk being taken over. Utd banked the financial gains and invested them very well, added to some very astute marketing and sponsorship etc. The problem being the leeches/Glazier’s saw Utd Sitting debt free and profitable and realised they could buy them and make a lovely yearly income for zero risk. That is always the down side risk. [/QUOTE]
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