Yeah, not sure. The Glazers were ‘better’ because they allowed Woodward to spend with reckless abandon. They got the club close to going bust, then got someone in to tighten the reigns. There are parallels with the change of government. Labour making unpopular decisions to rectify what went before. - ThreadSky

thistimesurely.bsky.social • 11 days ago

Yeah, not sure. The Glazers were ‘better’ because they allowed Woodward to spend with reckless abandon. They got the club close to going bust, then got someone in to tighten the reigns. There are parallels with the change of government. Labour making unpopular decisions to rectify what went before.

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uberluke.bsky.social•11 days ago

I honestly don’t know what to think with these new muppets in charge but I couldn’t care less about them getting the Dan ashworth decision wrong. Fan support for ETH after the fa cup was high and had one year left so the least wrong thing to do was give him a chance and offer him a years extension.

uberluke.bsky.social•11 days ago

The summer window was their first proper window and they got more transfers right in that than in the last 8 years combined. The staff redundancies have come from a massively bloated head count. I’m
In the print industry and have been through 12 redundancy situations in 18nyears, it just happens.

uberluke.bsky.social•11 days ago

I’m a shop floor worker and we get consistently peeved about the number of office staff there are so it’s not a nice situation but it’s necessary

They are trying to undo years of bad management from glazers, I know some of the timing and staff perks are demoralising but underperformance caused this

thistimesurely.bsky.social•11 days ago

Yeah absolutely. People get made redundant everyday. For some reason, at a football club it’s somehow more emotionally triggering. They won’t be getting rid of people that are integral to those area of work.

uberluke.bsky.social•11 days ago

I mean there are people loosing their jobs and some might be football specific but regardless of what the media drum up the fact United had (from memory) 1100 non playing staff and city Liverpool had 600ish and the rest of the premier league are on 300/400 just days to
Me only one thing can happen.

uberluke.bsky.social•11 days ago

United had the highest percentage of non
Playing staff working from home 4 years after Covid in the premier league.

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