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Al Jazeera Correspondent - Net Losses

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Watching: Andrew Richardson goes in search of the soul of British football.

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[account-removed]

1 year ago

ENGLISH PPL COMPLAININ ,IF THERE WASNT SO MUCH MONEY THE EPL WUDNT BE SO GUD

Stedawg21

(Manchester United)

1 year ago

As a life long supporter of my local club manchester united i find this documentary contradicting, biast and very hard to watch.

Times change, clubs grow, all this is is a documentary moaning about how times change, gathering opinions of people who want things to be stuck in a time void, you will find these sorts of people moaning about everything in all walks of life.

Thank goodness these people have no say in the worlds favourite sport or we would be one of the poorest leagues in the world.

DutchReds

(Liverpool)

1 year ago

Manchester United Football Club (MUFC) is reportedly exploring the possibility a partial floatation on the Singapore Exchange in a bid to generate US$1bn (£605m, EUR693m).

DutchReds

(Liverpool)

1 year ago

According to the Financial Times, the club has selected Credit Suisse to prepare for the move, which is designed to capitalise on its "strong fanbase in Asia".

The newspaper claimed that as much as 30 per cent of MUFC would be made available as part of the floatation, which would enable the Glazer family to establish a "true valuation" of the club.