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Future bright for clubs united by Glazer

Fans of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers may have felt disappointed with their sides' 35-7 National Football League (NFL) loss to the New England Patriots at Wembley Stadium in London this week, but from the wreckage of defeat there was optimism to be found, for Bucs' fans and, bizarrely, those of Manchester United too.

SI.com: Gavin Hamilton: Man. United succeeding on pitch, struggling in ledger

As Manchester United prepare to face Chelsea in the first all-English Champions League final in Moscow on May 21, it might appear that everything is fine and dandy with the club's owners, the Glazer family.

Liverpool agree American takeover

U.S. sports tycoons George Gillett and Tom Hicks have pledged to keep Liverpool true to tradition after agreeing to pay 174 million pounds ($340 million) to takeover the Premier League football club.

United profits soar under Glazer

Manchester United trebled their profits to £30.8 million ($60.4 million) in the year to June 2006 despite failing to qualify for the lucrative Champions League group stages.

Glazer recovers from second stroke

Manchester United owner Malcolm Glazer, 77, is recovering after suffering a second stroke.

United owner Glazer suffers stroke

Manchester United owner Malcolm Glazer has been released from hospital after suffering a stroke on Easter Sunday.

Fortune: Fortune's Believe It or Not

It was literally, poetically, falling down. But that didn't stop oil magnate Robert McCulloch from shelling out $2.46 million to the City of London for the famed London Bridge in 1968. He moved it ...

United launch Glazer era with win

Manchester United kicked off the Glazer era by defeating Hungarian champions Debrecen 3-0 on Tuesday in their Champions League third qualifying first leg.

Rooney not for sale - United chief

Manchester United chief executive David Gill has insisted that the club's new owners, the Glazer family, would not sell star asset Wayne Rooney at any price.

Fan anger over Man U 'ticket hike'

Manchester United fans have reacted with dismay to a report that team owner Malcolm Glazer plans a huge rise in ticket prices.

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