And the So, Okay, Wayne, we're all a bit croaky here because we've got winter bugs, but we've got reason to celebrate not

Manchester United's performance on the pitch but as we record it's just been

announced that in the ass are buying 25% of the club and taking over football operations.

Merry Christmas!

Yep, oh we didn't see this one coming, did we?

No, no, we've only had the 400 days of it being trail to be yeah yeah

obviously there are some people who are not doomongers but some people hesitant to, to be fair we don't know how we

all don't know if it's all going to unfold, but I fail to see a negative side to it.

There's, you know, there's investment coming into the club. We know that for sure there's money coming in and from I mean we're only reading between the lines from what's in the statements but it seems like everything that's been put in is quite different to sort of capital injection transfers and everything like that because it feels like it's a different wheelhouse so we don't know there's

never a guarantee of success or anything like that but it feels like a massive

positive step for sure.

Oh yeah I mean if Joe Glazer is not running around Europe with his dick in his hand, pretending to be

director of football, that is a great thing.

I mean, it can't get worse.

Can it?

I'm sure you read the Laurie Wille was Peace in the Athletic earlier this weekend, which

detailed a lot of the shenanigans going on behind the scenes of the club.

There's, as I've been told even worse stuff than those in Lorry's

peace he's probably bound by libel laws to not name and shame certain people for

their behaviors in this club but it's been absolute chaos the

worst way to run any kind of company in fighting poor decision making lack of

structure and and most of all the glazers with their hand in the tiller

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