JoeMercer'sWay
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hooter said:I've been a Union man since the 70s, paid my dues to fight against the Man, been on strike against rich bosses that stamp down on the working man, so I know how hard life is.....Damocles said:1. It was the 50s, so what? That isn't long enough ago to forget morality.
2. What exactly "was different" then that made this acceptable?
3. What is our history compares to evicting the families of dead players?
4. Why haven't United, with all of their billions of success rectified this huge mistake?
You're a one trick pony argument, trying to excuse the inexcusable.
Some people have a agenda against United, I wonder why, it was a common practice at the time, new players needed to be housed.
back then Football teams were poor, unlike now.
as poor as football players are now compared to their clubs.