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UK Gov debt =~ 1000 x Manchester United's debt

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    #11
    Originally posted by fckvwls View Post
    U Twat!
    Anyway, a team with Eduardo in it deserves to have stupid fans.

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      #12
      Originally posted by fckvwls View Post
      U Twat!
      If you search the forum for eduardo and dive you might see why there is no love lost when it comes to matters between myself and him on the subject of Arsenal. Nowt more than that.

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        #13
        Originally posted by minestrone View Post
        Dear God, I hope you have a good accountant.

        Man U essentially bought themselves, they paid out the shareholders and put that on their debt. The club is worth 700 million, they have a debt of 700 million, that is even.

        Arsenal are owned by shareholders and yet have a debt of 300 -400 million. That is what I called 'pure debt'.

        I fully expect some half arsed "I do not understand" reply I have come to expect from yourself. We can go down to "If Mr Baker buys the bakers" if you really want.
        I thought it was Malcolm Glazer's debt, rather than the club?

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          #14
          Originally posted by Doggy Styles View Post
          I thought it was Malcolm Glazer's debt, rather than the club?
          No the debt was transfered to the club (I think)
          Last edited by FiveTimes; 19 October 2009, 07:15.

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            #15
            Originally posted by FiveTimes View Post
            No the debt was transfer to the club (I think)
            Standard practice, so any profits (and Man U is certainly profitable) is wiped out by the interest on the loan so no corporation tax is payable.

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