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Android17:Democrats and their media machine haven’t accepted it yet that it’s a recession. They are claiming their own definition of recession is different from what obtains in other climes. |
raumdeuter:So technically speaking, Biden has pushed USA into recession? ![]() |
EmmanuelScott1:All the people I mentioned in the old category are weak and sickly. Biden forgets his words and stutters everyday. |
nitrogen:You are comparing Man Utd to these hapless clubs. You do yourself a disservice with such lines of arguments. United make the most money in England, they have the highest capacity stadium, make the highest from the gates, etc. There’s no way a club like Man Utd can go under. The argument here is that the £1 billion taken from the club by the Glazers could have been re-invested back into the club in player signings, stadium renovation and what not but those useless parasites took it to service loans and they took dividends. |
Segedinho:As at the last time of US elections, Trump = 74 years Biden = 78 years. Mitch McConell is 80, Nancy Pelosi is 82 This weird idea that young looking politicians are better for the job than old people is highly idiotic. Yahya Bello was 40 when he became a governor, what impact has he made since? Dimeji Bankole was 38 when he was elected speaker of the house, what ground breaking policies did he make while he was there. Dino Melaye was 41 when he became a senator. He’s arguably the most irresponsible law maker in the history of Nigeria. I don’t get what age has to do with governance but this is Nigeria. Many of you people have outsourced your thinking faculties to social media influencers. |
nitrogen:How can United go under when they are guaranteed £600m every season? Even during the pandemic lockdown when games were played closed doors, the club still generated well over £500m. The traditional European clubs can never go under. You are just fashioning out excuses for the Glazers who have been largely irresponsible. Even if a manager makes a stupid purchase, you don’t wait 3 years to get rid of that player. Every man and his rat knows Maguire/AWB have no business playing for a top 6 side in England and yet they are about to start their 4th season at United. By the time they realize they should be sold, their value would have diminished so much that no club would pay above £5m for an £80m Maguire. |
Segedinho:Your comment was from Obi’s commissioner. Who else would he pander to if not Obi Wan? Investigations revealed why Obi sacked the VC. Obi suspected the VC was in bed with the protesting lecturers and he slammed the hammer on the VC. |
nitrogen:City’s superstars tend to fit into their system and they win all the time. Real Madrid’s superstars always fitted into their system and they almost always win the CL. United is the only club who spend big on useless players and achieve nothing with it. Ole spent £130m on Maguire and Wan Bissaka - that level of idiotic spending counts as The Glazers are spending and they are competing with other top spenders. This is the obscenity going on at OT in Player sales. You don’t need to be a rocket scientist to know that the entire structure is rotten. You know we are fücked as a club when Everton and Southampton know how better to generate funds from player sales than Glazers’ United. Let’s face it, this club is doomed.
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nitrogen:Laundered money from questionable sources that bring glory to the club is allowed. I am a football fan first and foremost and my biggest wish is for my club to bring glory. Man City have already overtaken Arsenal in the number of PL titles won in the last 6 years or so. That’s what good money and a brilliant structure can do to the progress of a club. The Glazers have taken £1 billion out of the club, City owners have injected £1 billion into theirs. You can’t compare a nourisher to a parasite. You think the average City fan cares where their funds come from? |
nitrogen:So you are telling me if United had Mbappe, Ronaldo, Haaland, etc at Old Trafford, their commercial value would not bring plenty of money in merchandise to the club? If big names don’t translate to money, why are the Glazers on their knees begging Ronaldo to stay? They had to go and drag Alex Ferguson out of his retirement to add to the begging. The more grade A assets you purchase, the more money the club would make in revenue. |
nitrogen:The FFP have a 50% benchmark on wages/turnover. If United’s turnover in the last 10 years is £6 billion. FFP allows them to spend at least £3 billion of that amount on players. United haven’t even spent half of that on players and you wonder why the squad is shit. The Glazers must love you. You put up a better defence for them than any of their PR people trying to pacify angry United fans. By November, United would hover around 10th position and you people would start demanding another protest or a push to get ETH out of the club. |
wman:The citizens would not take it. If 50% of your salary is taxed even before it hits your Zenith account, you would not tolerate any incompetence from PHCN or bad roads from your LG chairman. You would not dedicate 90% of your ample time voting for the next BBN winner when the government can’t explain what they are doing with 50% of your monthly salary. The public’s interest in government expenditure would heighten. |
nitrogen:United make the most money in England. There’s no reason Chelsea, Man City(who can’t fill their seats) or even Juventus be in the same level as United. £600m revenue per annum is £6 billion in 10 years. How are we spending only £1.3 billion of that on players? Do a ratio of how much Chelsea, Man City, Juventus have spent on players in the last 10 years to their total revenue and you would get a true picture of how things have been under the Glazers. |
Segedinho:Lies Lies Lies!!!
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nitrogen:This dodgy net spend stats you have shown is actually because United don’t really make any money from player sales. You people should stop holding a brief for the Glazers with incomplete picture of squad investment. Out of all the clubs that have spent over £900m in Europe, United have the lowest amount of the players sold in the last 10 years. This is why their net spend is skewed.
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EmmanuelScott1:Obi-Wan Kenobi. I just hope you aren’t a student or have kids that are students because ASUU will strike under Obi and Obi would proceed to sack all the VCs involved.
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Segedinho:What has his physicality gotta do with governance? Is Nigerian Presidency synonymous to a Premier League season? |
ChristoBam:Ronaldo is bigger than Man Utd. This is why the Glazers had to go and carry Sir Alex from his retirement for yesterday’s meeting - begging Ronaldo to stay. Even with his rumored departure, his shirt was the first to be sold out at the megastore. Commercially, The Glazers need Ronaldo. On the pitch, United haven’t had a prolific forward that could match Ronaldo’s output since RVP. Whichever way you want to shake it, this guy sacrificed his pride to join a sinking ship last season. |
hensben:Greenwood - 5 PL goals Rashford - 4 PL goals Elanga - 2 PL goals Martial - 1 PL goal Brainless fans. Every United player should wash Ronaldo’s jersey, clean his cars, shine his boots, do some of his house chores. He’s 37 and was by far the best player in the squad last season. What does that say about the dross you people are trusting to compete this season? |
ChristoBam:Grandfather Ronaldo outscored Mane, Kane, Vardy, Jota, etc in the worst Man Utd team in 30 years. You should be ashamed of yourself for this rubbish post. |
ovoP:Pep Guardiola signed 11 players in each of his first two summer transfers at Man City. That’s a club with ambition and direction. 22 players signed within a space of 12 months is making a statement. Juventus signed about 13 players in one summer in 2017. None of these two clubs make as much as United but like I said United fans actually make excuses for the Glazers. “This is not FIFA or Football Manager, signing 7 players at once is impossible.” The PL drought would clock 10 years next summer. Maybe United fans will borrow sense before it clocks 30 years. |
TrebleChamp:But you can bet some brainless United fans would make Ronaldo the enemy. Anyone who dares to stand up to the Glazers is automatically made an enemy by the media and the sheep who outsource their brains to the media. When Mourinho shouted out the football heritage interview - demanding for some standards, United fans made him the enemy that he insulted the club. Rangnick implied the same rhetoric at the end of last season and he was hailed as the best philosopher the club has ever seen. Ronaldo is the enemy now and some people have already started the Martial FC agenda. A player who couldn’t even start for Sevilla while on loan is being hyped again to score 30 PL goals next season. Few goals in the preseason against hapless teams was what was needed to convince a large section of fans that Martial is ready to win the PL golden boot. We can blame the Glazers as much as we want but United fans are a bigger problem than the Glazers. They are by far the most useless in the world. Their lack of standards is disgusting. The only player to actually demand some standards at the club after so many years is being made a public enemy. United’s PL drought would reach 30 years. It’s inevitable. |
andrewbaba44:He dragged the team to Europa league? Man Utd did not win a single game in the games Ronaldo missed. Anybody with an IQ higher than 10 knows United would have finished 14th without Ronaldo’s goals last season. Like I said, he’s been betrayed by Man Utd. |
andrewbaba44:Why should Ronaldo put up with the lack of standards currently at Man Utd? He’s Mr Champions League. He told Man Utd from the off that he doesn’t want to come here, make huge salary and finish 5th or 6th. United forfeited an entire season in October when they kept on persisting with the Norwegian fraud. When the results got embarrassing to the point that fans walked out of OT in the middle of a game, they decided to sack Ole and they brought in a replacement. The replacement asked for some signings to level up, the board refused. Rangnick later said the recruitment this summer should be huge and that maybe 10 new players would be needed. United have only bought 3 or 4 players and 8 players have departed. If you are Cristiano, does this look to you like an ambition to compete with City or Liverpool? The season hasn’t even started and everyone already knows United cannot win the PL next season. That’s the lack of standards that is pissing Ronaldo off. Man Utd could have made a statement in the transfer market by bringing in at least 8 tier-A players to compete. Why should Ronaldo waste his final years of his career playing for 5th or 6th? He scored the most goals for the club last season. He won PFA player of the month twice(highest in the country), he scored the most goals against the top 5 teams in the entire division. If the other dross players in the team contributed as much as he did, United would have finished 2nd or 3rd. I support any decision he makes. He has been betrayed by Man Utd. |
BlueRayDick:You are muddying the waters with this puerile rejoinder. Not once did I say all the financial problems of the country would disappear. I only said it would go a long way to help the government execute plenty of projects without having to borrow from China. Secondly, this is when the citizens can also have all the constitutional rights to go after the government for not fulfilling their own side of the deal. Come to think of it, it would also energize the passive average Nigerian who’s unconcerned with politics to be more interested in where his money goes. If 40% of the average Nigerian’s salary is taxed and he comes home in the evening without electricity, he would take to the streets to fight the government. However, the average Nigerian pays next to nothing in taxes. This is why he’s not really bothered if there’s no light or water. He himself knows he’s not done enough to demand constant light - so he spends the remainder of what he should have contributed in taxes to purchase a generator. Backward mentality. ![]() |
BlueRayDick:You can continue to bask in your fantasy. I deal with facts, not emotions or sentiments. We can both continue to say a pig is pretty when it’s obvious even to the blind that the pig is dirty. The tax gap for VAT(the difference between the potential and actual VAT revenues) is 71.2% in Nigeria. It means Nigeria is only able to collect about 30% VAT taxes from her citizens. For corporate income tax, less than 6% of registered taxpayers are active. Nigeria raises less than 1% of GDP in VAT revenue, compared to almost 4% of GDP in the other ECOWAS countries. If Nigerians cannot outperform people from Togo, Benin and Mali in contributing VAT to the GDP then your assertion concerning politician’s salary makes no sense. The citizens are contributing next to zero in the development of the country. This is why the country is fücked. Look at South Africa, look at Nigeria(Giant of Africa). ![]()
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Android17:He can forfeit what they owe him. Herrera bought out his contract at Bilbao to join United while De Jong wants to remain stuck with salary issues. Barcelona owe him and yet they continue to buy players? With which money? Barca will never pay the money they owe De Jong. |
BlueRayDick:You are showing me ThisDayLive as your source to debate me in an intellectual discourse. Please do not disgrace yourself further with this piece of fückery. What Nigerian politicians spend is drops in an ocean of the revenue that the Nigerian state is capable of. It’s an excuse to be lazy. Ahmed Lawan’s salary does not stop you from making N2m a month salary in chevron. If you don’t avoid taxes and everyone pays his dues to the GDP, the country would run efficiently. But you hide under Shina Peller’s salary to be completely useless to the country. The reasons why you aren’t productive is because your personal income has been fused into Shina Peller’s salary. How does that make sense? ![]() |
Theflint1:I’d like to see a credible article that stated that stat. |
Theflint1:70m should be in the army or other law enforcement agencies. There are way too many unproductive youths in Nigeria - doing nothing and they become easy pickings for terrorist clerics to manipulate. |
BlueRayDick:I don’t particularly give a flying fück about how much Nigerian politicians make. How many people make up Nigerian politicians. Are they up to 10,000 people nationwide? I don’t think you have a grasp of what is being discussed here. How can Togo, Niger, Rwanda, etc have more tax contributions to their GDP than Nigeria(the “phantom” giant of Africa)?? Giants of uselessness!!! Even if Nigerian politicians are making N50 billion a month, double their taxes and put the proceeds into infrastructure, job creation, good roads and sort the epileptic power supply. There’s what we call progressive tax in the UK/USA. Put the top 1% earners in Nigeria on 50% tax. Premier League footballers in the UK are taxed that much and it’s one of the reasons their government can effectively run a country. This idea of blaming the entire uselessness of a nation on the salaries of the politician is why the country is stuck in excreta. The average useless youth in Nigeria who wouldn’t even flourish in a developed country quickly blames a Senator’s salary as the reasons why he’s unproductive. It’s such a pedestrian excuse. |
raumdeuter:Tinubu is the best candidate on offer. Obi is a fantasist. He has no practical solutions or the objectivity to deal with the complexity of Nigeria. His best solution to solving Nigeria’s electricity problem is to visit Egypt that are almost completely submerged in debt. Atiku’s desperation makes him unlikeable. This is his 6th attempt and as a former VP to the parasitic Obasanjo’s regime, I really don’t think he’s got any fresh ideas to offer. Atiku goes to Dubai to chill for 3 years and then resurface in the country to run for primaries. As soon as he loses the general elections, he would disappear again only to resurface after 3 years. |
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