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‘We burned through cash!’: Man United CEO Richard Arnold tells fans last season was ‘a nightmare’

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‘We f****** burned through cash!’: Man United CEO Richard Arnold tells protestors in pub that last season was ‘a nightmare’ for the Red Devils – and admits the club have ‘blown through an enormous amount of money’ with nothing to show for it

  • Manchester United CEO Richard Arnold had a stunning face-to-face with fans 
  • The United chief was brutally honest in his assessment of the club’s situation 
  • Arnold told fans that the club had ‘burned through cash’ over the years 
  • The 51-year-old admitted that last season ‘was a nightmare’ for the Red Devils 

Manchester United chief Richard Arnold has admitted to fans that the club ‘f***ing burned through cash’ and that last season was a ‘nightmare’.

The United CEO met with supporters at the Boot Inn pub in Cheshire to discuss the club’s situation after finding out they were going to launch an anti-Glazer protest at his house on the weekend.

In his discussions with the fans, Arnold gave a brutally honest verdict on United’s financial situation, Erik ten Hag’s transfer wish-list and the Glazer ownership during the meeting. 

Manchester United CEO Richard Arnold had a stunning face-to-face with fans on Saturday

The United chief labelled last season as a 'nightmare' for the club as they finished sixth

 The United chief labelled last season as a ‘nightmare’ for the club as they finished sixth

In the video, Arnold says: ‘What’s happened is we f****** burned through cash… you can’t go to our training ground and say ‘by the way, show me where that billion pound is here’ because I don’t think we’ve done well with the money we’ve spent historically.

‘We’ve blown through an enormous amount of money. For this summer, the money that the manager and the Director of Football wants, is there. For the future, for investing in new stadium and that sort of stuff, to do a latest and greatest 250m…

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Source : dailymail

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