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I have no idea who he is?
He's a journalist who was seen with RA recently over in SA.
I have no idea who he is?
I'm not sure about what you are trying to prove, he seems to be a football fan and potentially a fan of United.
I have no idea who he is?
I agree with the top paragraph. We don't need the Saudis for their money as such, we just need someone to allow us to be more competitive and have the correct structure in place. Glazer's have proven that they will not do this.
هاها لا لي لا
Go home, you're drunk.هاها لا لي لا
Yes, so we're left wanting something that might kill the club that we know, all because the Glazers won't grasp what is staring everyone else in the face.
Go home, you're drunk.
Making the point that to even suggest owning a football club would make even the slightest change is naivety of the highest order,When did I say impresd the Stretford end?
In what way do you mean kill the club?
But yea, Glazer's are clueless.
Making the point that to even suggest owning a football club would make even the slightest change is naivety of the highest order,
https://www.independent.co.uk/sport...iegel-accused-uefa-ffp-sponsors-a8627741.htmlOk. So what would be their motive in buying United? Why have the added scrutiny of buying United?
I don't know we'd be recognisable as United under ownership like this, we would be joining the clubs everyone says who's successes are meaningless (City and PSG), becasue they are owned by who they are, yet we'd be owned by an even richer and worse regime.
We are still the club with the highest turnover, biggest stadium, most support, etc, in the prem, we don't need this, we just need more intelligent football people running the club.
No, I'm just providing anti Saudi posters some context and inviting them to explore any hypocrisy in those views.Have you taken out a patent on this corruption-meter?
Didn't they literally just chop up a journalist last year.If any of these rumours are remotely true then I am putting a positive spin on the takeover. Very likely due to my deep-rooted affection for the club.
It's great and exciting to witness changes that are emerging in Saudi over the last few years. If anything, these changes should be supported. Purchasing United will be a massive catalyst for those changes. It will give the country and it's leaders more media attention either positive or critical and will add pace to the changes.
If we're going to be judging buyers of multi-million/billion businesses on their present and past conduct then there are a lot of examples of massive businesses owned by corrupt individuals and governments. I'm not saying this is ethically or morally correct but it's the way of the world and big business. Personally, I may not be morally or ethically upstanding as some of the posters in this thread, so you have my respect if you're disgusted and appalled by any prospective purchase of the club. You are better people than myself.
Oh ok, how do you know he's a nobody in terms of the Saud family? And when did he say the Saud family had bought United?
Then comes this guy...
Is he a nobody too?
And mass-beheaded 37 people in April.Didn't they literally just chop up a journalist last year.
Mate, you replied to my comments originally, not the other way around. So you obviously had some point to make, which it seems to have gone missing.
They can't pick and choose when it becomes immoral.
Its all paper talk but even if true they are immune to scrutiny.Ok. So what would be their motive in buying United? Why have the added scrutiny of buying United?
So a person in Saudi Arabia tweets they would like owners to leave and that’s evidence of a sale?. Seems a stretch.
The guy who started this is a nobody in terms of Saud family, he’s just someone in a press office for one person. That’s it, it’s distasteful how desperate so many fans are to be owned by the Saudi’s. People should look into what they regime does and how they treat people and not what some low level employee is posting on LinkedIn.
Cheers.And mass-beheaded 37 people in April.
My point was obvious mate i've reiterated it a few times now. Which was everyone can and does have their own opinion on what is and isn't morally right/wrong. You can't make absolute statements like
But what point have you been trying to make in our subsequent discussion though mate?
Thats a genuine question i would honestly like to know as i accept i could be completely missing it.
Its all paper talk but even if true they are immune to scrutiny.
Cheers.
Maybe in honour of buying United they'll it cut down to just 20 people at a time. Progress my friends, lovely sweet progress.
That would be nice. And maybe offer an incentive to Rashford. For every goal scored we'll remove one person from the execution list.Cheers.
Maybe in honour of buying United they'll it cut down to just 20 people at a time. Progress my friends, lovely sweet progress.
They're going to be buying United to "keep themselves accountable" after all![]()
You believe this to be true? Interesting.
Like you say, using United to better themselves maybe a way of them making themselves more accountable? Maybe or maybe not. But I will like to believe so. Half glass full kind of guy me.
What scrutiny?Saudis would be immune to scrutiny? By whom?
That would be nice. And maybe offer an incentive to Rashford. For every goal scored we'll remove one person from the execution list.
90 +5 min - Rashford penalty is saved.
Jeff Stelling - ''And we go live to the director box at Old Trafford''
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Nah I'm paraphrasing an idiotic post I saw earlier. Let me see if I can find it.
Edit:
Oh, it was you.
If you are immune to international scrutiny then armchair football supporters are not going to change your behaviour.Saudis would be immune to scrutiny? By whom?
What scrutiny?
I read reports about them donating substantial amounts of money to big media groups in Europe. I assume that a number of politicians are also recipients of similar "donations".
So I wonder why who ll do the "scrutiny"..
Hahahaaha. Who's the idiot here? I asked the question and you latched on to it? I never said it was for accountability but you certainly did. What a funny person you are.![]()
If you are immune to international scrutiny then armchair football supporters are not going to change your behaviour.
Even asking the question is next levels of naivety.
'Might Jamal Khashoggi have been saved if the Saudis owned United?'