Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his INEOS team are not afraid of making big decisions.
A statement from the club’s official website read: “ Manchester United plc , and Trawlers Limited, an entity wholly-owned by Sir Jim Ratcliffe , are pleased to confirm that Sir Jim Ratcliffe has completed his acquisition of 25% of the club’s Class B shares and 25% of the club’s Class A shares, following the satisfaction of all conditions, including approvals from the Football Association and the Premier League.
The area in question was reportedly the club’s IT department. It also claimed that ‘frankly the dressing rooms of U18s and U21s’ were not much better.The report also stated: “On Wednesday, it was made clear to club staff that underperformance across an organization at Ineos would lead to treats like Christmas parties not happening, implying this would also be how it may work at United.”
It has been said that some staff were left ‘stunned’ when they received the email and that the initial response by some members ‘was to consider the feedback insulting and over-the-top’.
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