The Red Knights have delayed making a bid for Manchester United until June to avoid off pitch distractions in what looks likely to be a tight finish to the Premiership title race. It would also give them more time to finalise their bid, although it seems that they have enough pledges of money to make a credible bid at £1.25 billion. If they acquired control, they plan to distribute shares to fans to create a Barcelona-type structure. The one flaw in the pla
The Red Knights have delayed making a bid for Manchester United until June to avoid off pitch distractions in what looks likely to be a tight finish to the Premiership title race. It would also give them more time to finalise their bid, although it seems that they have enough pledges of money to make a credible bid at £1.25 billion. If they acquired control, they plan to distribute shares to fans to create a Barcelona-type structure. The one flaw in the plan remains that the Glazers show no signs of wanting to sell.
Contrary to some expectations, Manchester United have frozen ticket prices for next season. This was one of the major complaints of fans against the Glazers and the green-and-gold campaign see it as a victory for them.