Millwallawayveteran1988
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Isn't it just great to read United fans posting that they're “excited” about their team and what they saw when they've just lost their opening fixture — and at their own gaff?
They have plummeted a long, long way, and can now feed off the scraps of meagre consolations and tell themselves that it's a feast. This is the “balanced” point of view, the diet of dry bread and no butter, which the rags and Ferguson would have rejected during their dictatorship years. That's just the truth. I hate Keane, but he's not wrong when he says that you don't console yourself with “performance” after a result like that.
Imagine the outrage, the frothing and gnashing on here if we'd lost our opening fixture, at home (and that would be over the top, too).
Some of the giddier ones are talking about top six. It's not beyond the realms of possibility,but I would be very, very surprised. What these clubs like Tottenham and United fail to take account of is that there's a lot of money swilling around the PL these days. More than there used to be. People like Newcastle, Villa, Brighton, Forest now see themselves as serious top six contenders. Possibly even sneaking into fourth spot. And they've got a point. And that's without taking account of the juggernauts that we, Liverpool, Arsenal, maybe Chelsea are. Three of those four will tie down three of the top four positions.
They were cheering clearances yesterday. Bunch of fucking plebs.


