WhatDayIsIt

Neil Duffy technically, although I don't think he actually played for United in his first spell EDIT - Actually 3 spells with United, but the first two were just spent as a regular in the reserves

Its in the accounts just under a general amount. Football clubs United's size are classed as small businesses most times so they don't need to have the most detailed breakdown in accounts

There was a (small) profit the previous year. There is no reason why this year did not have a profit, for some reason United decided to splash cash on something which isn't detailed in the accounts (£1m extra on the wage bill and £450k on transfers don't make up a £5m loss)

There is a link in the bottom of that article to the audited annual accounts. These will be filed at Companies House over the next 6 weeks or so

Ashgar was never a Director. Directors' Renumeration was only £7,500 so its not like they were fleecing the club with a big salary

Jack Ross spunked the budget in August which is why Fox had his hands tied

To be fair, last season was probably the least of his own money that he put in - £800k. Most of the losses were covered by cash we had in the bank last year. No idea how we went from a small profit (albeit a 1.9m operating loss) in 21/22 to a £5m operating loss last year. Especially when the talk was of being able to be in a breakeven position.

Reminds me when Sean Dillon was forced to play on the left side of the defence despite only having a right foot. I'd assume that Denman goes back to Cardiff and that wage is used to bring in a replacement

Imtoldsoon. Is he an Icelandic internationalist?

He's been gone since May

Why are we not going for someone like Rumarn Burrell who has scored 20 goals this season for Cove instead of 30+ year old has beens/never will be journeymen? Targeting the lower leagues has worked in the past (Conway, Swanson, Gomis, etc) and if its just for a bit of squad competition?