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United bener2 serius menjalani kompetisi, gak setengah2, cuaca gak jadi masalah, top dah...

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wow, semangat united yang patuh di contoh oleh tim2 laen...mantab,,,

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gw taunya pin atm-nya doang..






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Manchester United owners borrow £20 million from the club
Bond issue will not free Sir Alex's purse strings, says top football broker
12 Jan 2010 11:00:00
By Matt Monaghan | Manchester United Correspondent

Manchester United's owners were today revealed to have borrowed millions from the club at favourable rates.
The controversial financing arrangement will anger supporters who have already voiced opposition to the Glazer family's ownership.

The club's financial results revealed yesterday that more than £20 million had gone in to the personal coffers of the Americans since they took over in 2005. This included £10 million in "management and administration fees," plus a further £10 million borrowed by six family members which does not have to be repaid for five years.

Concern has swelled about the effect the American’s management has had on Manchester United's purchasing power. Little relief was given by the manager's plea last week that he had money available, but no targets to spend it on.

United’s controversial owners announced yesterday their intention to raise £600 million pounds through a bond issue. The scheme is designed to cut the current rates of interest being paid out on the club's £699 million debt and put back the repayment date from 2013 to 2017.

At the same time, the Premier League champions announced pre-tax profits for the year to June 30th 2009 of £48.2 million. The report also announced that turnover for this period was £91.3 million, up from £80.4 million the previous year.

Included in these figures was the crippling £41.9 million paid out in interest on the £509.5 million loan used by the Glazers to buy the club in 2005 and the £80 million recouped from Cristiano Ronaldo’s sale to Real Madrid.

The failure to re-invest more than a quarter of Ronaldo’s fee has led to accusations that the Scot’s hands are being tied in the market.

Reports today further hinted in a nightmare scenario for all United supporters that star man Wayne Rooney could be sold in the summer to balance the books again.

David Bick has more than a decade's worth of experience in corporate finance in football. He played a key advisory role in massive Premier League deals ranging from Randy Lerner's takeover of Aston Villa to Thaksin Shinawatra's successful bid to buy Manchester City.

The leading football broker expressed scepticism that the revised terms would grant Ferguson the freedom to match the economic might of big spending rivals Manchester City and Chelsea.

“I doubt that [Sir Alex] Ferguson will see the benefit of this deal as the figure is so low. It will not have a material impact [in regards to future player sales and acquisitions] and doesn’t alter the fundamental cash generation of the business,” he said.

“I would be surprised if it [bond issue] was worth more than about £10 million [a year]. It is unlikely to make any difference to the net funds available to the manager.

“When you look at the interest charge implied, [Manchester] United are currently paying an overall [interest] rate of about eight per cent. I would not expect this to move too far in re-negotiations.

“To be honest, the purse strings have been tight since the Glazer’s took over. In effect, he has been able to make only one significant purchase [of a player] worth £25-30 million a year and that’s it.

“He doesn’t have the same freedom as Chelsea and Manchester City have. This will not change with the bond issue.”

Liverpool owner Tom Hicks took a swipe at rival Manchester United in an email to a supporter yesterday.

"Our debt is very manageable (see Man U)," he wrote.

"We never use player sales for debt service. Our interest on £200 million is about £16 million."

source : http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2558/...-from-the-club

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HATE GLAZER!....
Tokai nih owner lama2.....

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parah abis Glazer!!!!
mana mao mereka jual United wong sumber pinjem duit nya mereka....

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arrgghhh,,, koq pnjm lg deh?? gw prnh baca jg anak nya jg pnjm duit malah k United,,ckckck
parah bgt sih!!!

Love United Hate Glazer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Ada nggak ya grup FB dukung Glazer keluar dari MU??? klo ada aku mo ikutan... rasanya nggak ada niatan mo majuin MU.

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ah parah nih...:-q:-q:-q

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MU Lebih Kehilangan Tevez Dibanding Ronaldo

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VIVAnews - Dominasi Manchester United dalam beberapa musim terakhir sepertinya mulai surut. Efek kepergian Cristiano Ronaldo ke Real Madrid dan Carlos Tevez yang membelot ke Manchester City dianggap menjadi penyebabnya.

Hilangnya dua pilar Iblis Merah itu diyakini menjadi penyebab lunturnya dominasi MU di Liga Inggris. MU memang masih menjadi pesaing The Blues di puncak klasemen. Namun lima kekalahan di paruh musim menjadi indikasi MU mulai limbung.

Namun menurut legenda MU Teddy Sheringham, kepergian Tevez dianggap lebih berdampak pada performa Iblis Merah musim ini dibandingkan hilangnya Ronaldo.

“Akan menjadi sebuah kesulitan kehilangan seorang pemain spesial dan Cristiano Ronaldo salah satunya. Dia membuat dan mencetak gol banyak. Mereka (MU) selalu merindukannya. ," ujar Sheringham kepada Daily Star.

“Tapi bagi saya United lebih merindukan Carlos Tevez dibandingkan Ronaldo. Kerjanya kepada United sangat fenomenal dan akan sangat sulit mencari pemain pengganti dia (Tevez)," tambahnya.

'Fuerte Apache' memutuskan bergabung dengan Manchester City musim panas lalu setelah Sir Alex Ferguson bersikukuh tak mengikat striker timnas Argentina ini.

Saat itu Fergie mengaku keberatan dengan harga Tevez yang mencapai Rp 419 Miliar. Bahkan Ferguson menilai harga itu terlalu tinggi buat seorang Tevez.

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Duuuh, jaket merahnya keren bangeeettt.. Ada yg jual gak ya? Harga berapa ya kira2?

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