The price of failure at Manchester United

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The price of failure at Manchester United

22 April 2014, 15:50

The price of failure at Manchester United

Manchester United is one of the richest football teams in the world, but its performances on the pitch this season under David Moyes could dent its balance sheet.

Revenue at the club for the year to 30 June 2013 was £363m. That was an increase of 13% on a year earlier.

More---> http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-27111513

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22 April 2014, 18:07

Re: The price of failure at Manchester United

I didn't see Moyes on the pitch so how is it his fault? I know most footballers are thick as shit but surely to god they can kick a football towards the opponents net without being told every minute where they should stand. Vastly overpaid players, perhaps each week it should have been "lose this week lads and no wages", they would have been 10 - 0 up at half time every match.
Maybe Moyes wasn't the man for ManU but Ferguson was crap for the first 3 - 4 seasons he was there.
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