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1 Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s visit to Old Trafford on Monday reportedly led to Manchester United staff hastily moving to ensure everything was in top shape to avoid another dressing down from the INEOS billionaire. Back in May, it emerged that Ratcliffe had emailed all United staff to complain about untidiness at the club. The British…
1 Manchester United fans are reportedly fearful of missing out on tickets for away European matches because of cost-cutting measures implemented by co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Since Ratcliffe assumed control of United’s football operations in February, the INEOS billionaire has enforced certain measures geared towards reducing operating costs at the club, to ensure compliance with…
2 If there is one thing that Liverpool are good at, it’s producing bitter ex-players who like nothing better than to have a pop at their envied North West neighbours, Manchester United. There have been some champions of the cause over the years – Phil Thompson, Mark Lawrenson, Alan “they’ll win nothing with kids” Hansen…
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has well and truly settled into life as chief footballing decision-maker at Manchester United, having purchased a minority stake from the Glazer family last year. Ratcliffe has time and again insisted he intends to improve Man United on all fronts and not just win over fans by making big-name signings like Kylian…
4 The refurbishment or rebuilding of a new stadium is a question that has surrounded Manchester United for years, as Old Trafford has fallen into serious decline. Ignored for years by the Glazer family, new part owners INEOS were keen to address this issue and Sir Jim Ratcliffe has discussed his preference in interviews about…
1 The latest executive changes to the structure at Manchester United after the arrival of Sir Jim Ratcliffe have been announced. While the departure of Patrick Stewart, who was just a placeholder till Omar Berrada came in was expected although a bit earlier than expected, the second change has huge ramifications for the future of…
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, a prominent figure, participated in the London marathon before attending Manchester United’s tense victory over Coventry City. Despite his presence at the game, United still struggled after conceding, following their usual pattern of play. Speaking to BBC Sport after the marathon, Sir Jim discussed the delays in executive structural changes in football…
Manchester United came close to securing a win at the Gtech Community Stadium against Brentford in their recent Premier League fixture, but the Bees managed to equalise in the dying seconds of the game. The home side dominated Manchester United all game, creating chances after chances and attempting a ridiculous 31 attempts. Unfortunately for them,…
3 Manchester United legend, Rio Ferdinand, has expressed his happiness with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS’ new transfer policy. In a recent interview, the new part-owner of the club claimed that the days of United chasing after the biggest well-paid stars were gone. Ratcliffe stated that, “I would rather sign the next (Kylian) Mbappe rather…
1 Manchester United icon, Eric Cantona, has admitted that he would be interested in a role at his former club under new owners INEOS. The Frenchman knows a thing or two about bringing the Red Devils back to the big time. After crossing the Pennines in 1992, Cantona played an instrumental role in United winning…
