MAN UNITED HIRE OMAR BERRADA FROM MANCHESTER CITY

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Manchester United have hired a key Manchester City exec as their new CEO. Omar Berrada, the Chief Football Operations Officer for the City Football Group, and formerly City’s COO, will join Man United at the end of the season.
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[@The_Judge300]

This is the most sober and good take on the Berrada move I have seen from a City fan. Way to many City fans and content creators have made this into a total circus, calling him a snake and at the same time that it doesn't matter because he wasn't doing an important job at City anyway. And many of the United fans have come with their jumping a sinking ship nonsense. I am a United fan and I am very happy about us getting him as our CEO. Finally after VERY many years are we getting a VERY qualified person as our CEO. The fact that he comes from City is just a bit funny for me and in reality it means nothing. We get a great guy and City lose one. And City will replace him with someone that will do a good job. The replacement might be a bit better, the same, or a bit worse, but never much worse. City will keep on being a very well run club. I just hope we will as well soon.

[@jacobw5304]

He’s just climbing that corporate ladder who can blame him. Chasing that next bag

[@TNT_12]

And he's enticed by restoring the joint biggest club in the world to its former glory. It's for sure a step up for Omar

[@winopunk7720]

More money, less status. Utd = History, City = Future. CEO at Utd = museum curator.

[@The_Judge300]

@@winopunk7720 This is nonsense. Even if City are doing much better than United now, are United still a MUCH bigger club and the status of being the CEO of United is HUGE. You as a City fan might not think that, but the sports and business world for sure think so.

[@The_Judge300]

Exactly. He has ambitions. And he might even love a proper challenge. City have been a well oiled and well run machine for years now and it can become a bit boring for some to work at a place like that. I know, because I have been that person all my life. I have always gotten bored when the challenge has gone. I have always thrived on challenges. More money has always only been a great bonus.

[@judzis007]

Stop living in the past , you clown

[@jillianvash1989]

The fact that Omar has to leave CFG to move up the corporate ladder tells me there was no hope that those above him were going to go anywhere quickly. That brings some comfort. If Ferran is staying, perhaps Pep will stay longer too.

[@ryanschultz4119]

I think this move illustrates that Omar Berrada is confident Manchester City are innocent of any wrongdoing during his time at the club. Appreciate your objective analysis, mate!👍 C'mon CITY!!!🙌💙

[@ryanschultz4119]

@samwize28 For starters he's not "distancing himself from the club" ffs! He took an opportunity with a huge pay raise. And do you honestly think if Manchester City did anything wrong, he's not culpable? Furthermore, would United make him their CEO if they thought he could potentially get in trouble from his time at Man City?! Like Stephen said, the most obvious answer is usually the correct one.

[@ryanschultz4119]

@samwize28 How is it the "end of the world" for Manchester City??? While Berrada certainly contributed in his time at City. He wasn't a key decision maker. It's always been Txiki & Khaldoon, and Pep on the pitch. Everyone at Man City is confident in their innocence! And look forward to proving it. The City Football Group is the most successful entity in the world of football over the last 10-15 years. This glorified witch hunt by the FA isn't going to change that. How long until you accept Manchester City is the best run club..?

[@jarlemalmin]

Your the only City fan who has actually said that this guy is good. Most others say is bad and worthless and it goes on and on. Refreshing to hear keep up what you do.

[@angiegraham2579]

Being found not guilty is not the same as getting away with it. If City have no case to answer the club need to take all their accusers to court for slander.

[@SuperCityMCFC]

They'll do us for non cooperation again so that will be enough for the thickos to say we were guilty...I've gone past caring

[@The_Judge300]

City will not get away with everything. The non cooperating part will for sure stick. And accusing someone for breaking the rules when it is the rule makers that do the accusing, is VERY far from slandering.

[@robfielding100]

I hope CITY do follow up on those slandering the club

[@SuperCityMCFC]

@@robfielding100 We can't go after the PL but the journalists I would be going after them Delaney, Harris etc .....

[@EsteemedKompany]

I know! I know I said get away with it, but I just meant in the eyes of others. Forgot to correct myself

[@mrjf5249]

As a united fan your absolutely bang on mate, great video

[@jaylin39]

"getting away with it" is the common phrased used by rival fans

[@MitsukoLi]

A club that can replace Sergio Aguero and David Silva can absolutely replace Omar Berrada.

[@mrhussain9008]

Rory Jennings did a video where him and a friend did an all time PL XI, and not one City player made it. He also said "Gerrard and Lampard were 10x the player KDB is" and "prime Pogba is more talented than KDB" Apparently Andy Cole, Shearer and Kane are better than Aguero too, honestly, not even a City fan but the disrespect for Man City on Footy podcasts is alarming.

[@boyka356]

Brother, Pogba is far more talented than KDB, but KDB is more disciplined, efficient and has a higher football IQ than Pogba, City are victims of their own success. KDB and Aguero will never get the recognition they deserve simply because they've played in a team where every player is outstanding as compared to Harry Kane in that spurs team or Shearer at Newcastle. Look at how seamlessly they replaced David silva with Bernardo silva, that sort of efficiency desensitizes people to how great some players are, KDB has never won a player of the month award not because he doesn't deserve it but because of how well oiled that team is.

[@DanMartinez-qu2iw]

The lads got a promotion and if united done any due diligence its one of two things The charges are no issue 😂 Orrrrrrrrr united have took a hell of a gamble and could look very fucking silly lol

[@jimmyhosang775]

I think people misunderstand the charges levelled at City. The charges relate to highly strategic fraud, classifying equity investment as sponsorship revenue. I expect most people at the club had an inkling of what was going on but it’s not like you need loads of people to be implicated. It need only be your owner, your CFO, and the owners of your two sponsors.

[@Stu.6]

Big move for Berrada Hel want Haaland and pep to join him in a year or so !

[@farlawson1706]

Dream on delusional Man U fan.

[@gropatapouf5998]

Good luck with that. Haaland's family HATE United with all their guts. And I think Pep is a loyal kind of guy, will never coach another premier league club

[@tommills2134]

Very good VLOG and put a fair bit of perspective on the reasoning. Keep up the Great work. He has moved on to get the big job at United. He has nothing to lose or prove, it is a career move and also strengthens City case. In my opinion.

[@klosowskisiemens1407]

Good to see u Steve. How is little one doing ?

[@glynarmstrong2779]

I’ve read Berada was being passed over for CEO job at City once Soriano moves on for de Vries so decided to take position at the swamp?

[@KallyM63]

Your former suit was not ultimately responsible for the charges and the dodgy doings at board level. The buck falls with the people above him. SJR and co would have done their homework before hiring him. He did not become rich by being thick.

[@brianstevens1473]

Steven, I still watch your streams of course, but I’ve missed videos like these!

[@trueunited3167]

Funny how man city went to barcelona is 2008-2011 and hired all of their executives and now get fussed about the same thing years later😆😆😆😆. Omar was a barcelona man like tixxi and soriano

[@Stu.6]

Hel take pep to old Trafford next year

[@Pwecko]

Who?

[@grumpymonkey6181]

Very much doubt Man united would employ an executive who, after their due diligence they thought complicit in any Fraudulent/illegal finance activity.

[@andrejbozic2038]

Captain fantastic. 🤦‍♂️😂 Still in the red shadow...

[@SuperCityMCFC]

Surplus to requirements, if he was good enough we'd have given him the promotion he wanted.

[@TNT_12]

LOL are you high or just salty??? Txiki and Soriano are already the DOF and CEO respectfully. So how on earth could City have given Omar the promotion he would've wanted when those positions are already filled, and those positions are the only ones worth promoting him too?

[@SuperCityMCFC]

@@TNT_12 You sort of reiterated my point

[@TNT_12]

@@SuperCityMCFC wow, you still don't get it, do you? Looks like you're just a salty City fan, not even gonna bother with you. But guess what?? Omar is really good at his job, and that's why we've taken him. So suck a fat one!

[@The_Judge300]

LOL. Being 3rd in the leadership is not exactly surplus to requirements as you claim it to be.

[@SuperCityMCFC]

@@The_Judge300 If you get to the highest rung of your ladder and aren't going to be considered for the next step when you believe you are ready means the club see you as surplus to requirements

[@gropatapouf5998]

As a United fan I can totally foresee what will occur: the guy will work two weeks and then he'll finish his career being paid by United to play FIFA with Sancho, waiting for his trial 😅

[@ryan9920]

City will just go and get the next best person as they do on the pitch Let's see if he's got the freedom he had at city

[@ryan9920]

@samwize28 the glazers have the last say always will

[@CaptainLongSmock]

Enjoy the northern Cheshire league lads. Your rise was swift but built on a house of sand.If Everton got that punishment for 1 charge City are done . #115 😂🥳

[@illiteratethug3305]

Yeah because United would hire somebody they suspect might be a crook. Keep smoking that copium, your witchhunt will come to fuck all, champions of europe, champions of the world, cry harder.

[@grahamcox9011]

He had nothing to do with any transfer of any players bye 👋

[@roytonboy7245]

This appointment is further evidence that not only are City going to be found not guilty of the financial charges against them but, I would suggest, that this is already known within football. Would a huge financial operation like Manchester united be employing Omar Berrada in such an important, high profile position if they thought there was any chance that City, which would include him, were going to be found guilty of fraud? I actually think it is quite flattering that other clubs clearly acknowledge what a well run club City is and don't begrudge the guy this step up in his career. I have every confidence that City will appoint an equally effective replacement.

[@alecjohnson5269]

UNITED COULDNT POACH AN EGG 😂

[@The_Judge300]

Congrats with a VERY mature comment.

[@Crying4England]

Money talks 💷💷💷

[@UFO1601]

I’ve never heard of the guy to be honest .

[@The_Judge300]

You would only know about him if you had been interested in how the club is run and who has been in charge of different departments. He has not been much of a public figure unless you have payed attention to the business side of City. And most football fans don't care about that part of their clubs.

[@douubledog4008]

it's all over...

[@TheRealXRated246]

Why don’t you talk about these 115 charges ?

[@The_Judge300]

These charges have been talked about way to much already. I am a United fan and I am so tired of it all. Seeing tons of content creators milking it again, and again and again. Just wait till we know if they are found guilty of some or all of it or not at all, and that we can talk about it a lot again. Then we will really have many reasons to talk about it a lot.

[@robfielding100]

Because he’s not a lawyer!

[@kevinthebest6268]

Can you name all 115 charges?

[@caribbean_racer_rr3]

Occam's razor - Thanks for the knowledge, @EsteemedKompany

[@caribbean_racer_rr3]

Consider making me a Moderator, @EsteemedKompany. At 55 I'm mature, responsible, work at The Office of The Prime Minister and I've been supporting Manchester City 24½ years since 1999-2000, when ex-player Joe Royle was Manager and we'd recently returned to the Top Flight from relegation the previous season, beating Gillingham in the Play-off Finals. I currently serve in that capacity for Martin and the lads at The Mancunian Way, City Fan TV, and City Xtra.

[@MyBigMouth]

More like Agent Berrada has been deployed.