Green And Gold Till The Club Is Sold..!

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Red Football Joint Venture is the Glazer family parent company that owns the Old Trafford club.

Its loss, for the year to July 2010, includes one-off costs from setting up a £526m bond scheme last January to replace outstanding debts of £509m.

There was also a drop in player sale income, compared to the previous summer when Cristiano Ronaldo was sold.

That Ronaldo sale had netted the club £80m in the summer of 2009, and had contributed to a £21m profit the previous year.

Losses in 2010 included £30.2m interest on their £220m payment in kind (PIK) loans which have now been repaid.

Manchester United's club accounts were published in October and revealed losses of £83.6m.

The club is currently top of the Premier League, in the FA Cup semi-final, and in the Champions League quarter final, all of which offer revenues in terms of prize money and television monies.
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Manchester United parent firm loses £109m in 2010

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Gimana kah nasib LUHG di sana? Ada yg bs kasih info?

Btw masih kah harus kah kita melanjutkan gerakan LUHG ini? Krn kl gw liat,seiring dengan jadi juaranya United musim lalu dan form bagus di awal musim ini. Gerakan LUHG pelan tapi pasti mulai tenggelam...

Cuma opini gw aja sih

[Andi Istiabudi]

Tidak sengaja menemukan kembali thread lama ini.
Jadi ingat 4-5 tahun silam gerakan LUHG ini sempat mendapat perhatian banyak pihak, bahkan saya ingat ada salah satu member UI yang sempat nekat meminta Andy Cole menandatangani kaos yang desainnya berkaitan dengan LUHG saat sesi acara meet and greet Cole bersama Tr di Fx Sudirman, Jakarta. Lucunya Cole hanya tersenyum dan tentunya menolak menandatangani kaosnya tersebut, hehehe..

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'The time has come... it's NOW': Angry Gary Neville urges the Glazers to sell Manchester United after more protests against the owners before defeat by Brighton in Erik ten Hag's first game

* Gary Neville has urged the Glazer family to sell Manchester United immediately
* The reviled American owners have been in charge for 17 years at Old Trafford
* The Red Devils' recent history has largely been one of expensively bought failure
* United lost their Premier League opening match 2-1 against Brighton on Sunday
* And club legend Neville, 47, has called on the Glazers to move on from the club

Gary Neville has angrily called on the Glazer owners to sell Manchester United immediately.

His comments come after manager Erik ten Hag's new era got off to the worst possible start, with United losing 2-1 against Brighton on Sunday as fans protested outside Old Trafford at the Glazers' ownership.

And club legend Neville, speaking on Sky Sports' Gary Neville podcast, insisted the reviled American family in charge should go - and now.

He said: 'The time has come for the Glazer family to sell the football club. It's now. They are the easiest team to play against in the league - that's a massive worry. The openness of them is unbelievable. It will have been a shock to him (Ten Hag) after a promising pre-season.


Gary Neville has angrily called on the Glazer owners to sell Manchester United immediately. The Red Devils lost their Premier League opener 2-1 against Brighton at Old Trafford on Sunday. Supporter group 'The 1958' protested against the hated American owners on Sunday (above)


There were also widespread fan protests (above) throughout the last Premier League season

'The people above him should have known that was an unacceptable situation to hand Erik ten Hag that squad. Ten Hag will be disappointed... the reality has hit home. The coach needs time so I won't have a go at him. And it comes a time where I won't even have a go at the players anymore.

'If you have a business and the people in that business can't do the job for you then you remove them from the business. It's abuse to keep them in the job for longer as they don't enjoy it either. The reality is those players need replacing or supported more by better players. These things have been known for a long time.'


Supporters vented their anger before games against Norwich and Chelsea last campaign. Avram and Joel Glazer took £11million in dividends out of the club earlier in June

The 47-year-old also blasted the club's recruitment this summer after their failure to sign top target, Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong, despite a three-month pursuit of the Dutchman.

He added: 'I am concerned about every element of the recruitment... there is a little bit of despair that the coach, an outstanding coach, has not been given the tools he needs so he can start the season with a revitalised squad.

'There is a feeling if they get Frenkie de Jong it will be a successful window. It won't be. They needed a lot more than De Jong. They might not even get him, although I hope they do as he's an important player for the coach. There will be a bit of panic at the club as the pressure will be big from the media, the fans.'

The Glazers, who have been owners since 2005, have regularly taken sums of money out of the club, with many fans furious at their latest £11million pay-out.

A statement from the Manchester United Supporters' Trust in June said: 'Today the Glazers pay themselves the lion's share of an £11m dividend at the end of one of the worst seasons in living memory.

'Reward for failure is poor practice in any business, and totally unacceptable given the current state of things at United. MUST is advocating and pursuing a strategy of engagement with the club and its owners, to get a stronger voice for fans, but this payment is indefensible.



'We will be making this point, and demanding answers, in our direct meetings as well as through our representatives on the fans' advisory board and fans' forum.'

United legend Gary Neville also slammed the club's owners as he tweeted: 'The Glazer Family should not be taking £11m in dividends this Friday. It isn't right with the investment needed in the team, stadium and training ground.

'The club's cash position is low compared to previous years. An announcement is needed to halt it for the next three years minimum.'

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-11091459/Man-United-Gary-Neville-urges-Glazer-owners-sell-club-Erik-ten-Hags-nightmare-start.html