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I've said that for a long time, the only reason they have such a huge following throughout SE Asia is because they were the most successful team who happened to play in Red, if they played in any other colour they wouldn't have attracted a fraction of the Asian supporters that they have regardless of their success and trophies.
More to do with the fact they were winning things a lot when the game went global / available to watch live, plus you can throw in the Beckham effect too.
 
Only they could go to Malaysia to earn some dough. Play in a game where some people have paid £260 to watch them and then lose without scoring!

Brilliant!

On another note, I see Stone is there reporting for the bbc! I’m going to make a freedom of information act request to see how much that is costing them. Good use of the public’s money again, Not!
 
More to do with the fact they were winning things a lot when the game went global / available to watch live, plus you can throw in the Beckham effect too.
But still the fact they play in red has played a huge part in it, they really are obsessed with the whole concept of good fortune over there and red is considered a lucky colour and they'll do anything to associate themselves with it.
 
I've said that for a long time, the only reason they have such a huge following throughout SE Asia is because they were the most successful team who happened to play in Red, if they played in any other colour they wouldn't have attracted a fraction of the Asian supporters that they have regardless of their success and trophies.

Remember that time that the Malaysian ( possibly Thai ) chairman of Cardiff City aka the BLUEBIRDS - changed the club shirt from traditional blue to "lucky" red. That went well as I recall.
 
Only they could go to Malaysia to earn some dough. Play in a game where some people have paid £260 to watch them and then lose without scoring!

Brilliant!

On another note, I see Stone is there reporting for the bbc! I’m going to make a freedom of information act request to see how much that is costing them. Good use of the public’s money again, Not!

Please do mate.

Can you also ask for a freedom of information act request about how much it cost the tv licence fee payer to send Sly Stone on United's tour of America last Summer, please. Stone did the whole tour, flights hotels, expenses, etc.
 
Please do mate.

Can you also ask for a freedom of information act request about how much it cost the tv licence fee payer to send Sly Stone on United's tour of America last Summer, please. Stone did the whole tour, flights hotels, expenses, etc.
I'm pretty sure someone has already tried the FOI route and were knocked back as it doesn't qualify
 
I'm pretty sure someone has already tried the FOI route and were knocked back as it doesn't qualify
I've attempted to complain to the BBC on a couple of occasions (not football related) both times I was raising very reasonable and valid issues.

Each time I (eventually) received the most arrogant, condescending and unapologetic fob off of a reply where they managed to completely avoid responding to the actual issue I was raising, whether that was done deliberately or just due to their incompetence I don't know.

And if you're not happy with their arrogant, condescending fob off response you have to raise a whole new complaint from scratch rather than just pursuing the original complaint.

I imagine the number of times they actually hold their hands up and admit they're in the wrong and acknowledge that someone has a valid complaint against them must be miniscule.
 
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