Another day, another fluff article on the rags from the BBC.
They're going to win the league next season. They've got the best youngsters in the world.
They're signing the best players in every position.
They're getting a new stadium.
Heard it all before. They'll be incredibly reliant on favourable decisions, find the challenge of more games per week impossible with the quality of players they have, moan like hell about the unfairness, fail, sack the manager, have a protest or two, get a signature signing or new boss to appease, and then restart the cycle by bigging up the next season.
Here's some article ideas for the BBC for tomorrow:
Why Manchester United think the taxpayer should pay for their new stadium?
How long before the fans realise Carrick is not the right guy?
Why Elliot Anderson certainly won't be playing for the rags next season, and why United didn't want him anyway.
United top of the league for internet clickability again.
Explained; why putting your studs into someone's knee at force isn't a red card.
Jim Ratcliffe: analysis of a tax dodger.
Why debt isn't important in football ownership.
Flashback: when united profited off contaminated meat sold to schoolchildren.
Why Jack Grealish getting pissed whilst out injured is far worse than boinking your brother's missus or jumping out of bathroom windows to avoid drugs tests.
Top 10 spring United tips for crawling out from under your rock in style.
Representation study of percentage of FA cup matches shown live by the BBC per team.