Manchester United announce record revenues of £590m

Originally Posted by Drexl

I was wondering about the not "net debt" figure. YHGR

Interest and fees = reduced tax

I'd assume the share sales was a note to the accounts imo

It's almost a quarter of the total, that's why I asked, or it's more that a fifth if that sounds better to you

Originally Posted by Albert Tatlock

It's almost a quarter of the total, that's why I asked, or it's more that a fifth if that sounds better to you

It is a £#%&!ing good question (unless I've missed/wooshed your point : sorry if I offended you)

I've never seen that point raised before

Originally Posted by Anthony91

Neymar endured a disappointing summer at international level at the World Cup in Russia, painted as the villain after Brazil exited the competition at the quarter-final stage for his theatricality and lack of care in possession.

You OK, hun?

Originally Posted by Drexl

It is a £#%&!ing good question (unless I've missed/wooshed your point : sorry if I offended you)

I've never seen that point raised before

No offense taken. I'm just really curious about it.

the only way share sales cost united money is if they are buying shares. the glazers have sold shares - when they floated united on nyse and since (for example, to the hedge fund lansdowne). the interest and fees figure looks low, though.

Originally Posted by windy waffles

Sanchez is done. Pogba is a @#%&! and Lukaku is a donkey.

All true tbf

Originally Posted by jem

the only way share sales cost united money is if they are buying shares. the glazers have sold shares - when they floated united on nyse and since (for example, to the hedge fund lansdowne). the interest and fees figure looks low, though.

Sold shares to what are now non-executive shareholders. Must be pissing themselves.