Quarterly Quarrel - The Financial Discussion Part 5

They are a publicly traded organization unlike the rest of the EPL. Compare to Juve and Dortmund.

 

Turning up the heat on the club's sponsors

🚨 TeamViewer, the IT company that recently signed a £235 million shirt sponsorship deal with #mufc, has been bombarded with negative reviews online from United fans, meaning their score on Trustpilot has plummeted from four stars out of five to one #mujournal

[Times] pic.twitter.com/Dj5W3uVZx9

— United Journal (@theutdjournal) May 4, 2021

 

#mufc have missed out on a proposed new training kit deal worth £200m over 10 years after the The Hut Group had concerns about the supporters’ campaign to boycott the club’s commercial partners in protest at the Glazers’ ownership #mulive [@JamieJackson___]

— utdreport (@utdreport) May 8, 2021

Manchester United lose £200m training kit deal over fans’ anti-Glazers campaign | Manchester United | The Guardian

 

Yes, yes...

 

The full article is behind a paywall. Quote from part of the public piece;

Nick Train’s Lindsell Train UK equity fund owns 27 per cent of the available United A-shares on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), which is in effect 7 per cent of the club. Train revealed that he demanded a meeting with United executives after the European Super League (ESL) revelations last month and is now “considering the implications for our investment”.

Glazers under renewed pressure as one of Manchester United’s leading shareholders expresses worries over “reputational damage” inflicted by Super League scandal | @martynziegler https://t.co/Muw6nT7LKl

— Times Sport (@TimesSport) May 15, 2021

 

🚨 Forecast of the Premier League money for the 2020/21 season #mufc #mujournal

[@sportingintel] https://t.co/tfA8Cd3sZG pic.twitter.com/ZdJ5XOEdVM

— United Journal (@theutdjournal) May 23, 2021

 

Poor from the club, if you've done any rehab from say an ankle injury line Mag had then you will know how important swimming pools are for non-weight bearing joint exercise to safely speed recovery.

Seems to back up the narrative of under-investment on maintaining facilities, fixtures and fittings.

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Smh...This is all becoming a bad joke now. Another example why the anti Glazer protests can't stop even if we have a half decent summer transfer wise. The issues with players/strength of the squad is only the tip of the iceberg.
So many more issues, that are coming to light, and making the club look bad compared to others. And we're supposed to be one of the biggest clubs, not just in England but in Europe?

 

Joel Glazer addressed GNev's criticism at the recent fan forum.

Manchester United owner Joel Glazer responds to Gary Neville criticism (msn.com)

As stated previously, the time for talk has long passed: let's see what he (and his siblings) do by way of action, starting with this transfer window...

 

Always start with the cheap superficial visible stuff

Rejoice!

It’s getting a spray of paint at last!

(Pic RN seller Nathan) pic.twitter.com/prFurD32yj

— Barney @Red News (@barneyrednews) June 16, 2021

 

🚨 JUST IN: Manchester United's net debt has been listed as £443.5m in Q3 earnings #mufc #mujournal

[@samuelluckhurst]

— United Journal (@theutdjournal) June 17, 2021

Positively can't have any affect on our ability to spend, surely...

Various figures in the @ManUtd results, including dividend payment of nine cents per share = £10.7m. The Glazer family own around 75% of the shares, so £8.025m. Joel Glazer defended dividends at Fans Forum.

— Simon Stone (@sistoney67) June 17, 2021

 

Some interesting 10-year financial trends

Manchester United graphical overview covering some key areas of football finance:

1. Profit & Loss
2. Revenue
3. Expenses
4. Balance Sheet

Each of the 4 pages includes 6 graphs showing the 10-year trend for #MUFC pic.twitter.com/vzOciK0Pu3

— Swiss Ramble (@SwissRamble) August 19, 2021

 

Shares in #ManchesterUnited have soared 9% after the football club announced a sensational deal to re-sign Cristiano Ronaldo. As a result, the club's value increased by about $300 million on the New York Stock Exchange. Investors are rubbing their hands #CR7 #SportBusiness pic.twitter.com/NQBLDWPifr

— Łukasz Bączek (@Lu_Class_) August 27, 2021

 

So, whatever happened to the Glazers Out protests? Folks get tired of protesting already?

 

everyone deserves to enjoy the football vibe after the last 18 months. it's been a feel-good window but also good to remember progress was made from that protest. Upgrades to OT, fan ownership scheme, some communication between MUST and ownership.

don't think anyone believes the glazers are good for the club, but the situation has improved in the short-term.

 

That is a hell of an achievement since other teams have hundreds of millions in losses.

 

Disgusting that the club is paying out £23 million in dividends after reporting those losses.

f the glazers.