Simon Jordan Berla Jue: Manchester United has no money? Nonsense, the boss of listed companies is actually distorting the facts

May 23 After losing the UEFA Cup final, a series of issues from Manchester United once again became the focus of hot media discussion. Ratcliffe, who took over Manchester United's football business, cut spending on a large scale. He also said in an interview that if he did not do so, Manchester United would even go bankrupt soon.

In response to this, former Crystal Palace chairman and commentator Simon Jordan said: "This is total nonsense, which shocked me. Manchester United is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. As the leader of this listed company, he made some obvious false or misleading remarks.

"What shocked me even more was that no one questioned this and even complained to the New York Stock Exchange. Because if you mislead the value of stocks or corporate values, this will affect the market and even manipulate the results. This is purely nonsense. There are billionaires behind them, so they can be fully supported by funds. Ratcliffe's approach is completely inconsistent with his level. You should know that he is an absolute boss. ”