does glazer have a buyer or is he just putting the 'for sale' sign out on the front lawn..1.2billion is quite something..who has the money to take that club..the glazer family weren't thinking clearly when they bought it..already owning multiple sports franchises in america, he assumed handling united would be easy...no, there is no easy unless youre first team..when you look at the face of clubs you see the success reputation..countless league titles, european championships, legendary players, etc. but internally they go through hell and back to keep the club going positive consistently..if you manage well youre successful and debt is not an issue..but if you cant manage money well..you get what glazer is going through right now..the image is deceiving rather..from the outside all is well, but in terms of income theyre hurting and hurting bad..

this is why you see some clubs sell players for maximum cost as soon as they hit highest potential form..his salary becomes an issue the more he wants, you have to restructure other players' contracts to meet money requirements..some can deal with pay cuts for the better of the club but majority of them dont agree..thus leading to transfers..record/morale isnt a factor much..if other clubs can meet your quota, or give you more..then its no question..clubs like united/barca/real madrid etc. big clubs have to maintain their pride and reputation on being trophy eaters that they dont have the 'option' to sell good players freely to stay positive with money..if you want to win you have to put money on the table..fortunately admirable for owners to put their own money to help but they have to realise its going to be hard to get all that back, if any at all..i dont think clubs like united, chelsea, barcelona, inter milan and real madrid will be able to break even..ever, still while winning trophies year after year..like pips said its like stocks but clubs arent taking full advantage..