Quote from: Weawant on November 01, 2024, 10:44:45 PM

Quote from: EarnOnVictor on October 28, 2024, 03:24:09 AM

We can't ignore that Man U is facing challenges now, to the point that the new management ended the annual honorary money paid to Sir Alex Ferguson for his long-term contribution to the club in a bid to reduce operating cost. Notwithstanding, it might not be as bad as the media takes it. Man U might believe they are just two people (Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho) and it might not be the first time clubs are doing it among themselves, this one might merely leak with a different meaning being read to it due to Man U's unfortunate situation.

Sometimes the media sadly projects thigs beyond what they actually means and the general public perceives it in that light and take the information for what they feel and think or believe it is but not all the times this information really turns out true enough, sometimes they are exactly what was intended and the other its not, in the case of this Garnacho and Manio i think there's an unexplained part we are yet o know because its obvious Manchester united may be cutting down on management cost

That is why we should make sure that our stories in the media are good, otherwise, they will twist it so that people will think they have firsthand information that see things that way, but it's just because of traffic, more relevance and gains, I fear the media. It took a wise mind to think it twice and weigh the situation just as I reconsider that it might not be that bad.

I am sure that clubs that are doing well might internally be asking for a favour from others, it doesn't matter. To also cut costs, various rival companies do it in many industries, that is what I call a healthy rivalry. Even in the movie industry, they reach out to themselves to cut costs since their competitors already have it, they will just pay for the service/rent or pay back when the rival later needs their help/service in return.