does the building count in the losses? Im watching an old special report and they say by 2018 you can only lose 8 million and in 2021 nothing. When this comes in manchester could become back to the old. By this i mean manchester united dominating again in transfer market.
If they had spent money on ground development for example the money spent and still owed by arsenal on their shiny new stadium then it isn't included as part of the ffp rules Man United debt is secured on the ground. Therefore it is included in the ffp rules.
Manchester united made 40 million and according to a former liverpool board member and current chief exec at Arsenal the rules are made for clubs like manchester united. also Arsenal and liverpool will also benefit from it. Manchester city and chelsea have real course for concern
Man City do, until their 1 billion dollars a year ground/kit sponsorship is announced... Their owners are clever blokes and will find a way around it.
It was a bit tongue in cheek, but my point is the same. They'll be able to hire a lawyer to find a loop hole.
I do. The the program it said Manchester united income 300M, expenses 258M, Break even result 42 million. I understand that to have gone up to well above 400M income. 2009/10 results.
Manchester united are in a very good position DeeTee. They are making money and the debts are coming down. christian purslow former Liverpool Director said Manchester united are in a extremely good position.
Tax year 2010: http://image.guardian.co.uk/sys-files/Guardian/documents/2011/05/18/sportscribddoc.pdf Lets fiddle the HMRC: http://www.sportingintelligence.com...tax-debt-was-22m-‘at-low-ebb’-in-2010-150301/ HAppy geordies: http://www.nufcblog.org/2011/10/new...premiership-but-fourth-in-the-debt-league-too
They paid 350 million of there loan? That looks quite good to me. They are fine. DeeTee, Get thi sen a skygo account and watch the billionaires club- special report.
