Gill plays down financial gloom

Manchester United chief executive David Gill is not convinced the credit crunch will have the catastrophic effect many pundits fear.

Fri, 31 Oct, 2008 - 07:25

Manchester United chief executive David Gill is not convinced the credit crunch will have the catastrophic effect many pundits fear.

West Ham are already feeling the squeeze following the demise of main sponsors XL and with the fortune of chairman Bjorgolfur Gudmundsson wrapped up in the Icelandic banking collapse.

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