United set for record operating profit
Date published: 08 October 2010
MANCHESTER United were expected to become the first English club to crash through the £100million barrier when they announced their latest operating profit today.
The Glazer family, United’s controversial owners, have instigated a revolutionary ‘territory specific’ approach to their commercial deals.
It means they have individual telecommunications partnerships in different parts of the world — the latest, in Hong Kong, with PCCW.
By adopting this stance United have been able to make greater use of their instantly-recognisable world-wide.
The good news at the headline figure is bound to be overshadowed by the detail, which is thought to confirm an overall £60million loss — amng the reasons for which could be the depreciation in value of Sir Alex Ferguson’s first–team squad.
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