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    Kbruno
    Kbruno@kbruno1w
    ⭐Alex Ferguson⭐Jadon Sancho🏢Ineos
    Man United wage mismanagement under Ed Woodward

    @kbrunoINEOS are blaming Ed-Woodward & The Glazers for Manchester United not being successful in the recent years. When Sir Alex Ferguson retired and David Gill stepped down from his role in United, The Glazers gave Ed-Woodward more power and they promoted him to CEO of the club as he was crucial on their takeover negotiations about United in 2005. Ed-Woodward main objective was not performance on the pitch but off the pitch with commercial deals and selling jerseys as much as possible. He was not a ‘’football first’’ and the club made some of the biggest mistakes on his regime. He was the one leading negotiations with Dortmund for Sancho in the first summer when we tried to sign him Sancho had a ‘personal agreement’ already agreed with a wage of around £150k per week. But when he didn’t reach agreement with Dortmund over the transfer, Sancho’s agents realized that United will come again calling the next year and that they can ask for whatever they want in wages. The next year they asked for £300k per week and big bonuses for them, and Ed-Woodward agreed to that. He increased Sancho’s wage from £50k per week in Dortmund to £300k per week! 🤯 He gave Anthony Martial who has not completed a full season for the last 6-7yrs without getting Injured game in and game out a new deal of £250k per week. 🤯 He gave Di Maria a wage of £350k per week from £150k per week that he was on Real Madrid. 🤯 And the cherry on top, he offered Alexis Sanches a wage bill of £450k per week, even though he knew that he doesn’t want to play for our club and only money was the motivation of his move to United. The level of mismanagement at this club is next level, it will take time for INEOS to recover from all this and fix all the mistakes we made over the years. 🤒🤯

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    Man United wage mismanagement under Ed Woodward

    @kbrunoさんの写真· Sep 4, 2026· Alex Ferguson

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    The image is a split screen featuring two men. On the left, a man with disheveled hair and a beard looks off to the side. On the right, a man with blue eyes and a beard wears a grey scarf and a jacket with the Manchester United logo and "AON" text. The mood is serious and business-like.

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    Kbruno
    Kbruno@kbruno1w
    ⭐Alex Ferguson⭐Jadon Sancho🏢Ineos
    Man United wage mismanagement under Ed Woodward

    @kbrunoINEOS are blaming Ed-Woodward & The Glazers for Manchester United not being successful in the recent years. When Sir Alex Ferguson retired and David Gill stepped down from his role in United, The Glazers gave Ed-Woodward more power and they promoted him to CEO of the club as he was crucial on their takeover negotiations about United in 2005. Ed-Woodward main objective was not performance on the pitch but off the pitch with commercial deals and selling jerseys as much as possible. He was not a ‘’football first’’ and the club made some of the biggest mistakes on his regime. He was the one leading negotiations with Dortmund for Sancho in the first summer when we tried to sign him Sancho had a ‘personal agreement’ already agreed with a wage of around £150k per week. But when he didn’t reach agreement with Dortmund over the transfer, Sancho’s agents realized that United will come again calling the next year and that they can ask for whatever they want in wages. The next year they asked for £300k per week and big bonuses for them, and Ed-Woodward agreed to that. He increased Sancho’s wage from £50k per week in Dortmund to £300k per week! 🤯 He gave Anthony Martial who has not completed a full season for the last 6-7yrs without getting Injured game in and game out a new deal of £250k per week. 🤯 He gave Di Maria a wage of £350k per week from £150k per week that he was on Real Madrid. 🤯 And the cherry on top, he offered Alexis Sanches a wage bill of £450k per week, even though he knew that he doesn’t want to play for our club and only money was the motivation of his move to United. The level of mismanagement at this club is next level, it will take time for INEOS to recover from all this and fix all the mistakes we made over the years. 🤒🤯

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    Man United wage mismanagement under Ed Woodward

    @kbrunoさんの写真· Sep 4, 2026· Alex Ferguson

    この写真について

    The image is a split screen featuring two men. On the left, a man with disheveled hair and a beard looks off to the side. On the right, a man with blue eyes and a beard wears a grey scarf and a jacket with the Manchester United logo and "AON" text. The mood is serious and business-like.

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    Sir Alex Ferguson Champions League Premier League trophiesSir Alex Ferguson Champions League Premier League trophiesManchester United Rooney transfer storyManchester United Rooney transfer storyFerguson 2008 Champions League final team talkFerguson 2008 Champions League final team talkSir Alex Ferguson on Real Madrid and Manchester UnitedSir Alex Ferguson on Real Madrid and Manchester UnitedAlan Shearer on Sir Alex Ferguson2Alan Shearer on Sir Alex FergusonArsenal crest red background2Arsenal crest red backgroundSir Alex Ferguson at Old TraffordSir Alex Ferguson at Old TraffordMicah Richards on Sir Alex Ferguson2Micah Richards on Sir Alex FergusonDavid Beckham mohawk Sir Alex FergusonDavid Beckham mohawk Sir Alex FergusonTop 100 Greatest Football Managers of All TimeTop 100 Greatest Football Managers of All TimeTop 25 Greatest Managers in Premier League HistoryTop 25 Greatest Managers in Premier League HistorySir Alex Ferguson on Mourinho documentary2Sir Alex Ferguson on Mourinho documentarySir Alex Ferguson West Ham relegation promiseSir Alex Ferguson West Ham relegation promiseEmmanuel Petit Manchester United regret2Emmanuel Petit Manchester United regretAlex Ferguson Barclays Premier League trophyAlex Ferguson Barclays Premier League trophySir Alex Ferguson Jaap Stam Manchester UnitedSir Alex Ferguson Jaap Stam Manchester UnitedPatrice Evra Carlos Tevez Manchester CityPatrice Evra Carlos Tevez Manchester CitySir Alex Ferguson portraitSir Alex Ferguson portrait