Richard Arnold

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There was hate at every game. 'Last year was a f***ing nightmare. The money is there but there's things standing in our way which I can't say.' What's happened is we have f***ing burned through cash. Arnold was candid with the group of United fans in secretly-filmed conversations held in a pub close to his Cheshire home. And in a sensational exchange with a group of United supporters in a Cheshire pub, the chief executive suggested Ten Hag will be handed a substantial budget to kick-start his project at Old Trafford.

On Saturday, a group of around 12 supporters from the 1958 had planned to protest outside the 51-year-old's house. Please turn off your ad ...

To summarise: he isn't s good guy...— Gerry Deakin (@Gerry_Deakin) June 18, 2022 So the sponsors getting angry at him and affecting his job is something he was trying...— Gerry Deakin (@Gerry_Deakin) June 18, 2022 For getting us a few beers in (he's a multi-millionaire). He says he's against the dividends and doesn't agree with them being taking. June 18, 2022 Arnold has been with United since 2007, joining first as a group commercial director. June 18, 2022 At one point in the video, Arnold explained: “We’ve f***ing burned through cash. We’ve blown through an enormous amount of money. What he said, in not so many words, is that attacking sponsors affects the...— Gerry Deakin (@Gerry_Deakin) June 18, 2022 He tried, and failed miserably, to make us feel sorry for him. He said his hands are tied because he's not getting the investment he needs to make Man Utd great again. June 18, 2022

MANCHESTER UNITED chief executive Richard Arnold has spoken on the club's summer transfer budget.

He is a leader and I do believe that Man United is lacking leaders. I do believe that Man United is going to be the place where he can develop and also help Man United get back to where they belong. De Jong is seen as one of their most valuable assets and his sale could help Xavi bring in a number of his own transfer targets.

Football365 - Man United have spent £1bn on players and have nothing to show for it. They've 'f***ing burned through cash', says Arnold.

“I’ve got to have more cash than we have now. ‘The money’s got to come from somewhere, and you may not like our current owners, I can’t help that. it was a nightmare. He added: “For this summer, the money the manager and the director of football [John Murtough] wants is there. We’ve got to get investors in. We’ve blown through an enormous amount of money.”

Man United fans protested against the Glazers again this season and Richard Arnold was asked about the demonstrations.

Does it really [pressure on sponsors hurt the Glazers]? You know what it was like in 2005, the pressure put on the owners not to buy the club. Protest to the owners, but the sponsors have put money into the club. They've put money in to help the club.

Manchester United chief executive Richard Arnold has been filmed discussing with fans a deal to sign Frenkie de Jong.

Asked if the deal would be dead if it reaches £200m, Arnold replies: "Do you want me buying the players? Does that not ring a bell?" he's a great player.

Lack of communication between the club and its supporters was a major problem under Ed Woodward but Richard Arnold proved he is willing to engage in ...

The access that supporters had to Arnold is unprecedented in United's modern history. Arnold bought 'a few beers' for the supporters and he sat down to speak at length about matters regarding the club. The anger at the Glazers' ownership has risen again and Arnold is now the most visible target. Arnold said all the right things on a conference call with investors in March, expressing his disappointment at the season as he discussed the club's long-term strategy. Murtough now has responsibility for transfers and Arnold deserves credit for that decision, though the jury is still out on United's inaugural football director. It seemed like United had appointed yet another Woodward. Arnold had to prove he was different to his predecessor, but he was immediately fighting a losing battle considering his history.

RICHARD ARNOLD recently opened up to supporters about Manchester United and their current predicament. · Man Utd's 2022/23 Premier League Fixtures · Related ...

And he insisted the ‘money is there’ for John Murtough to use, saying: “We’ve blown through an enormous amount of money. Do you want me buying the players? The Red Devils are yet to sign anybody in this summer’s transfer window. Does that not ring a bell?" Richard Arnold has sent waves around the footballing community after talking openly about Manchester United and their current plight. Get who you [expletive] want.

As reported by Sportsmail on Saturday night, it is understood a group of fans travelled to the area in which Arnold lives, with various reports claiming ...

Elsewhere, a number of the first-team squad were said to have been left disgruntled by their treatment. The reality is that we do not like it, but we know who it is. Frank words were exchanged, and a video of the conversation, apparently filmed in secret, was posted on There was hate at every game. 'Last year was a f***ing nightmare. What's happened is we have f***ing burned through cash.

Manchester United have issued an official response after chief executive Richard Arnold met with disgruntled fans in a pub.

"I need that to do what I want for the club. For this summer, the money that the manager and the director of football want is there. "For the future, for investing in a new stadium and that sort of stuff, to do a latest and greatest £250million training ground, we've got to do something, we've got to get investors in.

File photo dated 2-09-2018 of Manchester United chief executive Richard Arnold who Arnold met with protesting Man Utd fans to discuss his plans for the club as ...

That was the most high-profile case, but there have been plenty of other organised demonstrations, in addition to anti-Glazer banners and chants. “I need that to do what I want for the club. “You’ve taken the time to come here and make your views known, I respect that. The money has got to come from somewhere. United said Arnold had “heard that a group of fans had gathered in a pub near his house. So when Louis van Gaal recently described United as a “commercial club”, rather than a football one, Arnold has played his part in that.

Man Utd chief executive Richard Arnold met with a group of supporters in his local pub after they planned a protest outside his house.

"The manager wants him [De Jong] and they have actually done the work. Get who you f***ing want." "Money is not a consideration on who we want," Arnold said in the video.

Manchester United chief Richard Arnold opened up to fans on the issues at the club, not knowing her was being filmed, with Jamie Carragher leaping to his ...

“You can’t go to our training ground and say ‘show me where the £1billion is because we haven’t spent money well historically. We have spent more than anyone in Europe. I’m not thrilled where we are. He said: "Money is not a consideration on who we want. His last comment seemed to be a swipe at Woodward, who was heavily involved in the club's transfer activity despite having no prior experience of handling such matters. Whilst he confesses there is a clamour for fans to hear more from the leading lights at their clubs, the Sky Sports pundit highlighted how Arnold's views are now in the public eye. The underhand tactics that were used to film the club chief have been raised by Carragher however.

Manchester United fans have backed Richard Arnold after the club's chief executive discussed the future of the club with protesting supporters. Arnold, who had ...

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Jamie Carragher stood up for Manchester United chief executive Richard Arnold after he was filmed meeting with disgruntled supporters.Arnold met with.

Free Bets are paid as Bet Credits and are available for use upon settlement of qualifying bets. Their answer is they have spent £1billion, so you can’t really point the finger at them too much. Bet £10 & Get £50 in Free Bets for new customers at bet365. “Before the Man United fans come on and say ‘he’s done well, he’s done well’, if you go to Man United and leave after five years and I say ‘how do you think you’ve done?’ If you can’t tell me you’ve won something then you’ve not done very well.” “Then you point fingers at the owners who are right at the top. “When you look at it, if the Generals and the Colonels can’t get it right then the soldiers can’t win the war.

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It was there where he held a frank discussion with them, with covertly recorded video footage of the meeting later being uploaded to social media. The United CEO was covertly recorded and the footage has now gone viral on social media. Arnold met the supporters in the Cheshire pub they had gathered in and he had a frank discussion with the group about United, the Glazers and transfers.

Manchester United are disappointed that a frank conversation between Richard Arnold and fans was secretly filmed and posted online. Advertisement.

Arnold told the group the Glazer family had spent 'a billion' on players which was 'more than anyone in Europe'. It doesn't sit easy with me and I worry how we get this sorted for the future. Manchester United left disappointed after Richard Arnold's frank conversation with supporters was secretly filmed and posted online...

Richard Arnold has faced a number of challenges since his appointment as Manchester United CEO earlier this year - and Neville predicted the outcome early ...

Neville was right about the challenges ahead, but at least the new Manchester United chief is aware of the reality. During Woodward's 10-year tenure, United went on to spend £1billion on players - more than any other club in Europe. "But I also think it is important that they appoint a sporting director and a new manager, obviously, in the summer which is going to happen. I think it is fair that Richard should get an amount of time - two or three years - to be able to build a club in his own identity. "There is an element of obviously giving Richard Arnold time to be able to assess the situation - but it is very fast at Manchester United; there are a lot of things happening all the time. Speaking after his appointment this year, Neville admitted that time will be needed for Arnold to put his own stamp of authority in order to take the club forward.