One of Manchester United's biggest shareholders slams 'poor investment'
Daily MailOne of Manchester United's largest shareholders has criticised the club for 'poor investment in players and personnel' after the club's stock price dropped last month. One of Manchester United's largest shareholders has criticised the club for 'poor investment' A poor year on and off the pitch has seen United's stock price drop by almost 40 per cent In a recent quarterly report to their investors in August, the content of which were reported by Manchester Evening News, Baron Funds claimed the reduction in value was due to a series of poor investments. Baron Funds decided to invest in the club when shares in United first became available to purchase on the New York Stock Exchange in 2012. The Americans have been unpopular among many fans since acquiring United in 2005, and are coming under renewed attack following the club's poor start to the season.