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fredrian.seven · 29-10-2009, 08:59 AM

Man Utd perform new cost-cutting measures for staff
25.10.09 | tribalfootball.com

Manchester United are launching cost-cutting measures throughout the club.

The News of the World says free toast, porridge, tea, coffee, fruit juices and even Ribena will no longer be available to "non-essential" staff at Carrington. Sir Alex Ferguson has approved the changes, which will affect many of the 120 staff who work there.

Only "core staff" such as players, coaches and senior officials will be able to take advantage of the free food first thing in the morning.

"Non-essential" staff are being told to eat breakfast before they arrive at the club's training facility on the outskirts of Manchester.

The budget savings have also been endorsed by chief executive David Gill and chief operating officer Michael Bolingbroke.

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fredrian.seven captain Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: 10km dari Bintaro Plaza ke arah Ciledug :)) Posts: 11,212 Thanks: 1,240 Thanked 857 Times in 606 Posts Mentioned: 126 Post(s)	Re: Manchester United - Biz, Financial news 'n rumors Man Utd perform new cost-cutting measures for staff 25.10.09 \| tribalfootball.com Manchester United are launching cost-cutting measures throughout the club. The News of the World says free toast, porridge, tea, coffee, fruit juices and even Ribena will no longer be available to "non-essential" staff at Carrington. Sir Alex Ferguson has approved the changes, which will affect many of the 120 staff who work there. Only "core staff" such as players, coaches and senior officials will be able to take advantage of the free food first thing in the morning. "Non-essential" staff are being told to eat breakfast before they arrive at the club's training facility on the outskirts of Manchester. The budget savings have also been endorsed by chief executive David Gill and chief operating officer Michael Bolingbroke.