PaPaGeorGeo
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He'll sell Old Trafford then buy the lease of the local coucil? isnt that he did with that amercian footballl team?
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Manchester United Thread [2004-2005]
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i heard that an other russian men want to buy united he is richer that amb*******vic you now who. is it right and who think glazer will buy united.
and bytheway the sharholders also get money of the club so its better get one sharholder then the irish men and the other people
and bytheway the sharholders also get money of the club so its better get one sharholder then the irish men and the other people
Voltaic Borusse
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PaPaGeorGeo said:
No, he tore down the old stadium and built a newer, modern stadium.
Raymond James' Stadium.
The cash for the stadium came out of our pockets, though.
Champions league 2005/2006 final against Everton, we are 1-0 down and then Ole will come on to score 4 goal in the last 10 minutes 
Anyway, more Glazer:
United legal threat
By Mihir Bose (Filed: 18/04/2005)
The Manchester United board are facing possible legal action should they not put Malcolm Glazer's revised £800 million takeover offer to all the shareholders.
The Daily Telegraph understands that on Friday several members of the United board met Joel Glazer, son of Malcolm, whose bid would give shareholders 300p per share.
One investor told me: "If it is a fair price and the Glazers do not want to change the business then we as shareholders have the right to consider what he has to offer."
Some of these investors are believed to have taken legal advice and could take the board to court should they reject Glazer out of hand.
Anyway, more Glazer:
United legal threat
By Mihir Bose (Filed: 18/04/2005)
The Manchester United board are facing possible legal action should they not put Malcolm Glazer's revised £800 million takeover offer to all the shareholders.
The Daily Telegraph understands that on Friday several members of the United board met Joel Glazer, son of Malcolm, whose bid would give shareholders 300p per share.
One investor told me: "If it is a fair price and the Glazers do not want to change the business then we as shareholders have the right to consider what he has to offer."
Some of these investors are believed to have taken legal advice and could take the board to court should they reject Glazer out of hand.
feck off Glazer, you stubborn old yank. 
Anyway our reserves have claimed the reserve title.
Reserves clinch FAPRL
FA Premier Reserve League
Manchester United 3
Wolverhampton Wanderers 0
Old Trafford, Manchester
Manchester United are champions of the Barclays FA Premier Reserve League North after beating Wolves at Old Trafford.
The comfortable victory, twinned with the 3-1 defeat of nearest rivals Manchester City at bottom-placed Nottingham Forest, gives United their second Reserves title of the season.
The tie was switched to Old Trafford due to a waterlogged pitch at Altrincham's Moss Lane, and United began the game brightly.
David Bellion raced clear after seven minutes before coolly slotting home after skipper David Jones' fine through ball.
Jones then doubled the hosts' lead 13 minutes later, rounding the Wolves keeper before eventually firing into the empty net.
The two scorers combined again just before the hour mark to confirm the result, as Bellion once more raced onto a Jones through-ball before clipping home with great aplomb.
Substitute Phil Bardsley had a goal harshly ruled out for offside shortly after Bellion's second strike as the Champions eased through the final half hour.
Having already wrapped up the Pontin's League title, the Reds can now look forward to cup finals against Manchester City and Sheffield Wednesday in the coming weeks.
They will also face Southern FAPRL champions Charlton in a play-off to determine the country's best reserve side.
United team: Heaton, Picken, Lawrence, Evans (Bardsley, 46), McShane, Miller (Fox, 60), Bellion, D Jones, Heath, Rossi, Martin (Marsh, 67).
Subs not used: Lee, R Jones.
Report by Steve Bartram.
http://www.manutd.com/news/fullstory.sps?iNewsid=168418&itype=466&icategoryid=624
Anyway our reserves have claimed the reserve title.
Reserves clinch FAPRL
FA Premier Reserve League
Manchester United 3
Wolverhampton Wanderers 0
Old Trafford, Manchester
Manchester United are champions of the Barclays FA Premier Reserve League North after beating Wolves at Old Trafford.
The comfortable victory, twinned with the 3-1 defeat of nearest rivals Manchester City at bottom-placed Nottingham Forest, gives United their second Reserves title of the season.
The tie was switched to Old Trafford due to a waterlogged pitch at Altrincham's Moss Lane, and United began the game brightly.
David Bellion raced clear after seven minutes before coolly slotting home after skipper David Jones' fine through ball.
Jones then doubled the hosts' lead 13 minutes later, rounding the Wolves keeper before eventually firing into the empty net.
The two scorers combined again just before the hour mark to confirm the result, as Bellion once more raced onto a Jones through-ball before clipping home with great aplomb.
Substitute Phil Bardsley had a goal harshly ruled out for offside shortly after Bellion's second strike as the Champions eased through the final half hour.
Having already wrapped up the Pontin's League title, the Reds can now look forward to cup finals against Manchester City and Sheffield Wednesday in the coming weeks.
They will also face Southern FAPRL champions Charlton in a play-off to determine the country's best reserve side.
United team: Heaton, Picken, Lawrence, Evans (Bardsley, 46), McShane, Miller (Fox, 60), Bellion, D Jones, Heath, Rossi, Martin (Marsh, 67).
Subs not used: Lee, R Jones.
Report by Steve Bartram.
http://www.manutd.com/news/fullstory.sps?iNewsid=168418&itype=466&icategoryid=624
Eey guys this is what united should do to be the champ next years of maybe win the champion’s league. United must be sell to an rich person. The next step is sign rio for 5 more years. Buy Essien or diara as replace for Keano. If some one buys them then we can get new players and make the old Trafford larger to 100.000 seats. So if they do this they could win the league and the champions cup right?
But why you dont want that our soul will be sold. thats better than be the 20 on the list. i have watch united for years but when they ingnored the bid that ambromovich give them i now that united will be broke in pieces. and when keenan left i now this is the end. so some one must buy us to save the club.
houston3721
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United fans want to see the team playing with spirit, but not getting the champion because of buying many stars with huge amount of money. We are not bankrupt now so we dont need any zillionaire to buy and ruin our club.
btw, your sig is too big oussimoe.
btw, your sig is too big oussimoe.
Your either a wind-up merchant, or you literally have no clue about this takeover and the consequences for the football club and English football. I'd rather United become mid-table than be owned by that old yank twat.oussimoes said:
Don't waste your time with this know-nothing idiot, fellas.
shadowofanubis6
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lol he's so stupid that it actually is funny.
oussimoes said:
Where did you hear that?
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