Yeah, I've read that too. Only time will tell how good this will be for United, but I cannot imagine that it will be wose than the years of Glazer ownership has been. I think it will be important to remove all of the bankers and get the right people into the key positions and to start renovating the stadium and improving the trianing facilities as early as possible.
Sure, he hasn't set the world on fire with Niece, which is a bit of a worry, but United, Niece and that other club he owns are very different vehicles and he has had more success with teams outside of football. One can hope that it simply cannot be as bad as we've had it under the Glazers and I'm inclinded to think it won't be, albeit not naive enough to think anything is certain.
Man this is so heartbreaking Geoff Hurst must be feeling alone.Very sad news to report. Bobby Charlton has passed
This leaves Sir Geoff Hurst as the sole survivor from the '66 final.
After the Munich disaster, Manchester United was teetering to a collapse. Their brightest generation wiped out.Very sad about Sir Bobby, genuinely the best footballer England has ever had and possibly for United as well. A fantastic ambassador for both club and country and one of the all time greats.
So a 1380 point deduction for City then? Manchester Sunday League North Division 2?
It has historically tended to go to a player who won the Champions League. Although that often meant either Messi or Ronaldo were eligible anyway!
