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So far it also seems that the Glazer family has not fully succeeded in improving the quality of Manchester United's performance, or maybe they only rely on profits from business and not for an achievement. It is very unfortunate indeed when Sheikh Jassim offer is not accepted because of course, with Sheikh Jassim love for Manchester United, of course Sheikh Jassim will be able to make Manchester United better. So yes, with these factors, then I think Manchester United at this time certainly have to accept the fact because in fact, the situation and condition of Manchester United has again become bad and certainly quite worrying.

The Glazers to me don't need to do anything concerning the performance of UTD, they're just businessmen so if you saying something about improvement, I feel they should channel it to development of some of those facilities like Ronaldo said on his interview.
These Glazers only care about the money they make and I believe if they let go of these position as the owners I have that feeling that the new owner(s) would turn things around for good and it will definitely affect the performance (positively) of the players because to me they're all not happy with the current situation of the club. I just wish the club is been sold as soon as possible.

Yes indeed as a businessman, their priority is money not achievement, although maybe they want achievement, but it will not be as big as when they want a profit. as a football lover, actually I regret things like this, I mean club owners should also be people who love football and a title, so that when they own a club then they will not be half and half in realizing it. When there are restrictions on spending during the transfer market it is one form of them not fully realizing achievements at Manchester United. I don't mind that, but the amount they budgeted in my opinion is too little, especially since their financial situation is also not in a very bad condition.

I agree with you on club owners should be football lovers, if they just see it as a business the club won't grow properly in terms of getting trophies, take a good look at Tottenham how they're so unserious in getting trophies for the club.
Imagine how the kicked Mourinho out when he only have 2 days to the finals Tottenham was suppose to play, it just shows how less concern the owner was, and I can beat my chest that Mourinho would have won that trophy.
As for the Glazers they're just full of themselves and greedy, if they don't sell the club I think the fans won't be as supportive as they are now, without the full support of the fans I don't see the players doing well with this current situation at Manchester United.