Rafa going to united is too much to ask after all the joy bestowed upon us since Taggart left. There's only so much happiness I can take.
It would be perfect, causing distress to two obnoxious fanbases in one fell swoop.
Rafa going to united is too much to ask after all the joy bestowed upon us since Taggart left. There's only so much happiness I can take.
It would be perfect, causing distress to two obnoxious fanbases in one fell swoop.
A Per-fact storm.It would be perfect, causing distress to two obnoxious fanbases in one fell swoop.
No....more like 5th cockroachGary and Phil Chuckle might be back at Carrington with the rest of sir fergie's minions from the 90s laying the cones and carrying Lucazade, hardly pulling up trees at Valencia at the moment.
Surely they could find a roll for that c:@t Robbie Savage in the set up, he was like the 5th Beetle in the class of 92.
The security of the brand is a negative for their fans, not a positive.I was of the opinion that the Utd brand was in the "too big to fail" category, that they'd reached a stage where even a prolonged period of under performing on the field would not dent the money rolling in. Woodward quoted how the Liverpool cow had dried up on the field yet could still yield oodles of money from it's clapped out udders, but the truly global nature of the game has speeded things up in a way that even the money men and pundits are having difficulty comprehending and City's rapid rise has demonstrated this in a way that has taken many, including many blues, by surprise.
Maybe astronomical brand rises are now to be matched by monumental brand falls, where brand loyalty is now fickle, rather than rock solid, passed down the generations by family and perpetuated by your peers.
As you say, maybe the Utd brand is not as secure as we all thought.
Interesting times.
The security of the brand is a negative for their fans, not a positive.
It would be perfect, causing distress to two obnoxious fanbases in one fell swoop.