Tony Asghar

[offshore_arab83]

Were they definitely asked?

You said on the radio you didn't think fans would put anymore money in, why do you think that?

You can only go to the well so many times before it runs dry , just one question in regards to season tickets do you still pay for yours a year in advance?

i sure do, would prefer you didnt name me on here if you're not revealing your name though...

[Jeremy vine]

i sure do, would prefer you didnt name me on here if you're not revealing your name though...

All in good time bud hope your well

[eric_sinclair]

This no your first post on here since 6-2 part deux, before which you fancied winning the league lol

Nae idea only on periodically these days. 6-2 is a pumping but in all honesty we started the league pretty brutal but in reality shud be at least 4/5 points better off. Still hope to challenge for the league but hearts squad shud really win it.

[shedka]

The current economic background for United is very concerning but then again with the background of Covid it is thus for every other Club in Scotland probably only bar Celtic. So, yes we should be concerned. However in the defence of our owners, the money that has been invested (note INVESTED) to date has been desperately required to start to make up for the absolutely horrific schitshow that was the previous owner where there had been a complete and utter lack of investment in the Club from top to bottom which had resulted in us deteriorating under his watch from a top three team winning trophies and qualifying for Europe to a mid table Championship team struggling to get promotion with a non existent youth policy dying on it's feet. Yes, there has been a lot of money spent over the last two years but in contrast to before, the changes are obvious. Electronic season tickets, online ticket purchasing (which directly lead to easy sell outs like last season's derbies), Elite Youth Academy status, extensively refurbished hospitality suites, better playing squad.

I mean c'mon tae phuck, yes finance is concerning (when is it never) but gie the owners a chance for christ sake. Remember the Snake and get a grip.

All comes down to covid, no point looking back to money spent when in Jan 2019 the squad needed an overhaul, and a good few of the players signed then won us the league and have us top six right now, things would have been much better financially on the back of promotion and all that comes with it, crowds of 7-8k minimum most weeks and more for bigger games etc, we just need to back the club through this period best we can, think Ogren deserves that too

[shedka]

Spot on. As soon as he said that, It lost any credibility in any argument he was trying to make. It automatically came across as an arrogant comment to try and get some sort of reaction possibly from Adam? This is a national show, fans of other clubs will be thinking this guy speaks the opinion of all united fans which he doesn't. Makes us look very bad in the debate.

We've made mistakes during this. Questions can be asked of if we should have done stuff or not but it's unprecedented times so not sure anyone knows what was the best thing to do at these times. Lose Lose either way.

This.

[shedka]

How many clubs has he been at where the SFA's project brave was a factor?

Think while we invested to get elite status they were in tier 3 so they won't have any knowledge

[shedka]

Very slim chance.

And if we somehow DID manage to create a profit, the fans will quite rightly want that profit reinvested in the team pronto, not lining Mark Ogrens pockets.

There must be so many easier ways to turn a profit than investing in a Scottish Football club.

If not for covid there was a decent chance to make a profit, doing things right, the game has been changed by circumstances unprecedented

[shedka]

Nae idea only on periodically these days. 6-2 is a pumping but in all honesty we started the league pretty brutal but in reality shud be at least 4/5 points better off. Still hope to challenge for the league but hearts squad shud really win it.

That was 6-2 part three, eh meant part deux

[Orjan11]

I've just listened to the podcast. Mike Barile was no contest for Tom English or Daryl Broadfoot. Barile can't talk on behalf of the club, but only as one supporter; he does not represent United or United supporters. It should have been made clear that all his thoughts/opinions were his own.
Also, calling Tony Asghar "naive", and he (TA)" hasn't grasped the situation" will go down well with TA.

[Whitfieldarab]

........anyway.....why is the wee team from across the road's game postponed tonight?