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Paul Scholes is not happy with INEOS’ Sir Alex Ferguson decision. Man United legend Paul Scholes has slammed the Premier League club’s new part-owners INEOS for their recent decision to stop paying Sir Alex Ferguson for his role as club ambassador. Following his exit as Man United manager in 2013, bringing an end to a…
Kieth Wyness, who is the former chief of Premier League club Everton, feels that Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe made a schoolboy error at the club. Wyness believes that Ratcliffe’s decision to allow manager Erik ten Hag increase his backroom staff is a mistake and it is going to cost the club in the…
Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images. Manchester United Staff Unhappy with Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Arrival The INEOS CEO, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, recently won the bid to become the new minority shareholder at Manchester United. Along with his team, he is seeking to revive the club’s former glory. However, some tough decisions made by Ratcliffe, including staff…
1 Former Manchester United midfielder David Beckham has spoken out in defence of new club owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Beckham himself played 394 times for the club, scoring 85 goals, and won numerous trophies before departing in 2003 to Real Madrid. The 49-year-old also knows the trials and tribulations of owning a football team, as…
Legendary Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson and the club board have reportedly been informed to stay away from the dressing room, in yet another controversial decision by INEOS. Earlier today, it emerged that INEOS terminated Ferguson’s £2m contract as an ambassador of United. The move was made as part of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s cost-cutting…
Manchester United icon Eric Cantona has branded the club’s decision to drop Sir Alex Ferguson as “totally scandalous” as he insisted that the legendary Scot should be afforded more respect. Earlier today, it shockingly emerged that Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS abruptly ended Sir Alex’s lucrative ambassadorial role with United. It was stated that this…
2 Rio Ferdinand appears astonished with INEOS’s decision to slash Sir Alex Ferguson’s ambassador role at Manchester United. United, who currently sit 14th in the Premier League table, headed into October’s international break on a five-game winless run. Still, the club’s new hierarchy have so far decided against pulling the trigger over Erik ten Hag’s…
1 Manchester United’s new part-owner, INEOS, has ended Sir Alex Ferguson’s long-standing ambassadorial role as part of its ongoing efforts to reduce costs at the club. Sir Alex, the most successful manager in United’s history, has been serving as a global club ambassador since retiring in 2013. INEOS, led by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has been…
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…
