Does Malcolm Glazer's ownership of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers affect his decisions at Manchester United?

[FreddieAduAboutNothing2467]

He owns one of the worst American football teams and a winning English football team. Does that mean that he would never sell Ronaldo.....because his experience with this Manchester United team is the first time he's been associated with a winning team?

[cincinnatus]

This makes no sense.

If I own a Ford truck would that affect what I decide to have for dinner?

Just because I have one product that is inferior, FORD, does that mean I am only going to buy gourmet food?

Each decision is unto itself, why would having a losing team affect his decisions regarding his winning team. Please take a class in logic it will help you learn to think.

[ali_alhowardvandersar225496]

Wow, that's alot of psychoanalysis. I doubt Glazer thinks about both interchangeably. United is a storied franchise where as the Bucs have had some good seasons (the Super Bowl vs the Raiders) and some bad (lately), they're on totally different planes. I think he just thinks about making his money and ways to strengthen the franchises...so that he can keep making money.

I got a better one for you...how does Tom Hicks feel now owning a horrid Texas Ranger team, the underachieving Dallas Stars and especially underachieving Liverpool?

[playmaker47476181]

First, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are not one of the worst teams in the NFL. Malcolm Glazer won a super bowl with them. Last year they won their division and went to the playoffs. I don't see any connection....

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