http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010 ... ld-wembley

I'm not a footy fan, but that's quite

And how will that help the club? If it puts the club further into debt that will be a backward step. Plus with the recession and credit crunch the valuation of the club could be a lot less than the Glazers would want for it. Meaning that the buyers will be seriously overpaying or leaving the Glazers with a huge loss.

Swapping from one bunch of people who just want to make money to another bunch of people who just want to make money. Can't see this is a solution, frankly. Nor do I think the green & gold protests make a jot of difference. They don't care whether you like them or not you eejits, they've already got your money.

Weren't the Glazer family members each taking/borrowing millions from the club recently?

At least a new grouping might not be that bad

I agree. In order to make this work they will inevitably load Man U up with load of debt. In the medium term interest rates will rise and rewrite the economics of this deal.