Originally posted by tombadgerlock:
As a matter of fact, I did have my eyesight checked recently as I
was buying a new pair of spectacles. It's fine, thanks for your
concern. I do wonder how you can assume their jerseys were bought a
few seasons back. You mean you have the statistics of all the
United jerseys sold for the past few years? Unless you can back up
your claim with real facts and figures, please refrain from even
posting anything.
Lets check, their sales is suxx compare to the pass few years.
Their report statement shows that clearly. May be you should change
a doctor for your eyes? Or you never open?
PS: Source is : deloitte.com, you can search from there.
Originally posted by tombadgerlock:
Oh, for 'at the moment', you meant LAST SEASON. Of course at the
moment United have no trophies. No one can deny that. Although, I
wish to point out to you, overall United have more trophies and
more pedigree than Chelsea. It's going to take a long time before
Chelsea even goes some way to matching that.
Yeah, this Man U thropies are pass = HISTORY. You reminding me
Nort. Forest, they won quite a lots of throphies also, but now...?
Man U will be the next.
Originally posted by tombadgerlock:
The club have bought Edwin van der Sar and Park Ji Sung for this
season, both of whom have proved rather useful so far. They may not
be great players in the mould of Zidane, Shevchenko or Henry, but
then I don't see Frank Lampard superseding Zidane nor do I think
Drogba is ever going to be held in as high esteem as a Shevchenko
or a Henry.
Fact is, Chelsea's money has inflated the prices for Drogba,
Essien, Wright-Phillips. These players were bought far above their
true market value. The price of a player is not the surest way to
indicate his greatness.
While transfer funds for Manchester United will be rather limited
for the foreseeable future, there has been word that a certain sum
will be available every season for the manager to spend as he sees
fit.
Edwin van der Sar and Park Ji Sung? Cheap papaya. Shows that
they are really lack of fund, obviously. Very weak balance
sheet,
