By David Hobbs
February 4 2004
Norwegian club Oslo Ost wish to part company with Manchester United and end their partnership agreement with the Red Devils. Cash-strapped Oslo Ost and United have been linked with one and other for 3 years now and the Norwegian outfit insist they are unhappy with the deal
| Norwegian Outfit Wish To Part Company |
| Norwegian club Oslo Ost wish
to part company with Manchester United and end their partnership agreement
with the Red Devils.
Cash-strapped Oslo Ost and United have been linked with one and other for 3 years now and the Norwegian outfit insist they are unhappy with the deal and revealed that it is ' a let down '. "We haven't heard a word from Manchester United in a long time now so it is clear that none of the parties are willing to extend the co-operation," said their leader of sport. "We weren't expecting any money from the club. But I felt Manchester United failed in areas such as helping with players and sponsorship." United have club-links all around the globe. From North Wales to Brazil, United loan out their most prodigious talent to clubs who simply give them vital first-team chances and United do that to their remarkable talent as well. United probably have the most well-known link-up with Belgian outfit Royal Antwerp - who are currently struggling in Belgian premier division. |
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