Wednesdays Rag Post Of The Day


RAG1: Interesting?
Tevez is better that Berbatov. Barry is at least as good as Anderson on current form or an broken Owen Hargreaves. De Jong is quality and was one of the best DM's in the league last season. Bellamy is a tosser but had a good campaign last year.
Some seriously bitter posts on here about city. They may be paying more money for players but so what? Their owner is one of the richest blokes in the world so it won't bother him - same goes for paying wages to players who aren't regulars - its a drop in the ocean.
I don't recall many United fans moaning when we were paying over 30 million for Rio Ferdinand or £28 million for Veron about 10 years ago.
Time to get some perspective.
RAG 2:The difference between the money United spend and the money that City and Chelsea spend is that United's money is self generated. The club makes what it spends, rather than some super rich dude playing his own oversized game of FM.
And you say it's 'a drop in the ocean', but what happens if/when sugar daddy decides he's had enough and leaves? City are not 'the richest club in the world' as you might hear some of their dumb fans claim, they just happen to have a rich owner writing blank cheques at the moment. Take him out of the equation and they'd go bankrupt overnight with their new wage structure.
RAG 1: So? The point I'm making is that it wasn't a level playing field - United were spending more on one player than most teams would spend in three or four seasons so its a bit rich for United fans to take the moral high ground - "it was fine when we did it but look at city - no class" - just sounds like jealousy to me.
And as regards if the owner backs out, what if the Glazers cant refinance the debt? what if Sky go bust and the arse falls out of the whole thing?
City's owner wants to make them the biggest club in the world and probabaly wont be happy until he does. then they'll generate a fair amount of cash on their own.
Even if he gets board whats he going to do? Just pull out? - no chance. He'll put someone in charge and they'll run the club succesfully like all of the other businesss they own. Even spending hundreds of millions is nothing - not even the interest on what he probably accumulates in a year - he'd probably set up some kind of trust fund with enough cash to keep it running for a hundred years.
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