As much as we don't like the likes of Man Utd, you can't help but see this as the absolute classic example of what we as supporters have to put up with, and has parallels to us and our recent woes. https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...le-glazers-keeps-strangling-manchester-united
Tax exile billionaire minority shareholders wants the public purse to foot the bill of a new stadium, he can get to fk, Glazers staying 10 more years cos the cow can still be milked. Whilst the Glazers have been taking £100s of millions in dividends and investing nothing in the fan experience, Manchester has turned blue, City Sports Group don't even own the Etihad, 200+ year lease from the local council yet are spending £250 million on a new stand, hotel and fan park, next to the largest indoor arena in Europe.
A 200+ yrs lease puts it into perspective. £250M Is peanuts in real terms. Copied Manchester City have announced record-breaking revenue for the 2022-23 financial year. The club confirmed income of £712.8m, outstripping the Premier League record £648.4m reported by Manchester United last month.15 Nov 2023 Get your point re Man utd. The Glazers are not exactly well liked by the fanbase.
They lease it at a pretty large cost though. Approximately £100k a week it costs them to lease the stadium.
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...-old-trafford-roof-despite-knowledge-of-leaks Good job it hardly ever rains in Manchester!