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  • Manchester United revenue falls as failure to qualify for the Champions League takes its toll

    November 18, 2014

    Manchester United are counting the cost of missing out on European football this season, as revenue and profit fell in its first quarter results. With reductions in commercial, broadcast and matchday revenue, overall turnover dropped 9.9 per cent to £88.7m from £98.5m at the same period last year. United officials will, however, be pleased with [...]

  • Manchester United’s Rooney, van Persie and Di Maria get anime makeover in epic advert for sponsor Nissin

    November 10, 2014

    Manchester United’s new sponsor Nissin has turned the club’s players into Japanese-style anime characters as part of a new global marketing campaign. The Japanese noodle brand became a global sponsor of the club earlier this year in a deal thought to be worth up to £10m a year, and is also planning to create Man [...]

  • Ex-Manchester United player Louis Saha creates Axis Stars, a social network for professional sports stars

    October 28, 2014

    The retired French football star and former Manchester United player Louis Saha isn’t taking his retirement lightly. In the vein of celebs-turned-tech aficionados, Saha has launched a social network, although its not a million miles away from his previous life on the pitch. Axis Stars is aimed at professional athletes and sports stars as well [...]

  • Price of football: Arsenal have the priciest tickets, but Manchester United make most from match days

    October 15, 2014

    Arsenal may have the most expensive season ticket in the country, but Manchester United make the most money from their match-going fans.   BBC Sport’s annual price of football survey has revealed that the most expensive season ticket at Arsenal is pricier than any other in England.    Arsenal’s cheapest season ticket still costs more [...]

  • Former Manchester United chief exec David Gill nominated for Fifa vice-presidency role

    October 7, 2014

    David Gill, the former chief executive of Manchester United, has been nominated by the FA for a vice-presidency role on Fifa’s executive committee.   The FA vice-chairman claims he could be a “driving force” for reform if elected to the committee. In the past Gill has publicly called upon Fifa president Sepp Blatter to step [...]

  • Chelsea are in a race against time to keep up with Manchester United and Arsenal on matchdays

    October 3, 2014

    Having scoured the locality for an appropriate site on which to build a new stadium Chelsea have now apparently decided they must look for a solution within the confines of the existing ground footprint. Whether it’s the right location or optimal site or even cost effective is in some ways irrelevant; the club thinks it’s [...]

  • Former Liverpool suitor joins ex-Manchester United legends by buying 50 per cent of Salford City FC

    September 22, 2014

    Peter Lim, the Singaporean businessman who once tried to buy Liverpool, has agreed to buy a 50 per cent stake in Salford City FC from the “Class of ‘92” group.   The “Class of ‘92” – made up of former Manchester United players Gary and Phil Neville, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes and Nicky Butt – [...]

  • Leicester City defeat marks Manchester United’s worst start to a Premier League season

    September 22, 2014

    For all the trials, tribulations, depressing days and unwanted records that have come Manchester United's way over the last 12 months or so, this afternoon’s collapse at Leicester City may well be the nadir.   It all started so well. Robin van Persie and Angel di Maria swept the Red Devils into a two-goal lead [...]

  • Leicester City beat Manchester United 5-3 despite spending £155m less in the transfer window

    September 22, 2014

    Money can't buy you love, but it can buy glory in football. Unless, it seems, you are Manchester United, who are suffering their worst start to a Premier League season after a harrowing 5-3 reverse at the hands of Leicester City. That's five points from five games, after a huge summer spend.  In terms of both [...]

  • Arsenal beer price: Fans spend more on pint of beer than Liverpool, Manchester United and Chelsea followers

    September 11, 2014

    Arsenal fans must pay more for a pint of beer than any of their Premier League rivals, with pints at the Emirates Stadium priced at £4.30. Supporters at Anfield, meanwhile, can enjoy a drink for £1 less when toasting the Reds' latest exploits. Manchester United and Manchester City also pay under £4 for a pint, [...]

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