At what share price does Moyes get sacked?

Can't have long tbh. United stand to lose a lot more than the £40m or whatever it would cost to terminate his (ridiculously long) contract.

..share price is irrelevant I think....

..more to do with attracting top players and the downward spiral that may start if top players can no longer be attracted.....especially in the face of competition from City..Chelsea... PSG... Barca.. Real...etc.

If the share price continues to fall at the current rate , Moyes will be able to buy the club with his pay off when he gets sacked in May .

A collapse in share price is the best way Man U have of ridding themselves of the Glazers.........

...how can that be?????????????

..they only floated 10% of the club didn't they????????

No idea about your second question egner.

Their non Man U business interests aren't exactly thriving.  Potential buyers will begin to circle, the cheaper they get. 

And let's be honest, it's not as if they can raise much from their current squad.  Fkn shambles, they are.

glaziers shxtting themselves ,

The reality is can the interest payments be funded from receipts - if they can then they will not sell, particularly with a falling share price - will the board authorise extravagant spending to bring in the players needed - very doubtful and I think we can now expect a barren spell of a number of years - for new Manure fans it isn't looking good certainly for the foreseeable future unless there is a new generation coming through the ranks

i thought the glazers shopping centres and other US investments weren't doing too well]l a couple of years ago and they were using cash from man u to prop them up? Man U is their cash cow, so I can't see them selling it off or hanging around too long for moyes to get it right either.