Manchester United Set To Experience Real Change Of Ownership - How Realistic Is a Change of Ownership To Transpire At Manchester United Over The Course Of The Year 2022? (Part V)
Regarding the current takeover efforts being engineered by some of the largest bodies within the Manchester United fan base such as the Manchester United supporters trust (M.U.S.T) and the Red Army amongst a few others, these key parties are understood to have been and continue to play the part of stand-in parties who represent the joint bodies or joint voices of the Manchester United fanbase.
These parties are also understood to be the main fulcrum pushing the Glazer out movement forward through the process of conducting routes such as fan protests which have been taking place around Old Trafford for the past few months all to establish the successful eradication of the Glazer tenure at Manchester United.
In cohesion with the efforts put in place by the potential new buyer in Sir Jim Ratcliffe, The Glazer out movement is understood to be the current, effective, arsenal put together by the Manchester United fan base to try and force a Manchester United takeover within the next year and now that engineer what is known as cleansing of Manchester United to rid the club of what is ultimately known as leadership which breeds failure rather than success according to people within the Manchester United circle.
The ongoing potential takeover which is currently being overseen by the larger governing parties related to the Manchester United fanbase such as the Manchester United supporters trust (M.U.S.T) was never anticipated to be a smooth ride. In fact, if there was one attribute that can certainly be attached to the Glazers as more or less a feather In the Glazer's cap is the resilient nature and the business Savey nature of the Glazer family.
As is understood, the Business knows how qualities possessed by the Glazers as top-notch business people have always provided the Glaser brothers with a little leverage in regards to successfully completing the task of retaining ownership of any enterprise in which the Glazers have been in charge of.
The Glazers' ability to solidly retain ownership of any sports enterprise -the Dallas Cowboys plus a few other business enterprises run by the famous family- places the Glazers in a comfortable position in the current battle for ownership of Manchester United football club. The new understanding Generated in regards to the current takeover process taking place at Manchester United reveals that the Glazers are starting to display signs of concern regarding the current ownership takeover process being conducted by the Manchester United fan base with the support of current potential buyer in Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
However, the current standpoint held by the Glazers remains that the ownership status attained by the Glazers was carried out in a fair and legal process and this standpoint continues to place the Glazers in an area where the current Manchester United owners can grasp onto the hope of retaining hold of their current position as Manchester United owners at least until the end of 2022 tenure.
The year 2023 on the other hand becomes a whole new ball game.
With that being said, the history of Manchester United football club has clearly established a certain style of operation over the past many years since Manchester United was subsequently taken over by the Glazers that the current regime of the Glazers established the mentality of an already good thing the process of putting the clubs were being over any personal financial satisfaction.
The seemingly operative mentality which is understood to be the superseding mentality engraved within the Manchester United ownership structure- Glazers first and Manchester United second a mentality which had long been projected to be very much operational at Manchester United remains the blueprint that continues to limit Manchester United from generating top success in the last decade under the Glazers regime
A debt rate of over £1.2 billion accumulated over the past decade by Manchester United football club under the Glazers regime whilst retaining the presence of an executive structure that has so far unapologetically retained the habit of consistently helping themselves to an estimated annual payout of an estimated £1 billion in dividend and interest rate profits combined without showing any serious signs of reinvesting profits towards clearing out the clubs accruing debt which continues to hold Manchester United football club in a moot point in regards to moving forward financially leaves little to be desired about the idea of Keeping the Glazer regime alive for the foreseeable future at Manchester United.
