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DNB1 said:
Meanwhile, as previously reported Ed Woodward is negotiating his pay-rise....smh... under the guise of "consultant"
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Smart move by the Glazers, so long as he'll be consulted solely on business matters. Said it before, Woodward has been great at increasing the club's revenue, it's his involvement in football operation that tarnishes his tenure, and rightfully so.

The club's lack of on-field success, has/is leading to a reduction in revenue...(check out the articles)

Heard it on a podcast (can't remember which) in the summer that, this year, the guy responsible for giving the go-ahead for the current adidas deal was fired by adidas, shortly after a new senior staffer arrived. This make sense given there's been reports as early as 2016 'til more recently May 2021, that adidas are unhappy with the on-field product and shirt sales.

The pay-rise is likely sign of a lack of faith by the Glazers in an immediate return of on-field success. As a result, also a sign of desperation in retaining Woodward's business negotiating skills, in order to keep revenue at a sufficient level.

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Manchester United lose £200m training kit deal over fans’ anti-Glazers campaign

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