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I understand that the prevailing sentiment is that 'as long as the Glazers remain, nothing will improve', emphasizing their decade-long influence. However, another constant element over the past decade is the club's fanbase. How significant has their influence been in the evident decline of the club's standards?
Despite numerous questionable actions and decisions by the club over the past decade, many have been defended and rationalized by the supporters.
Furthermore, our supporters have often downplayed significant concerns to defend underperforming managers. For instance, when Mourinho criticised the club's legacy, a significant portion of our supporters either agreed or tried to rationalise his outburst. Now, even major losses and embarrassing defeats are brushed off as mere bumps in the road.
How big of a role has our collective fanbase played in the current state of the club?
Despite numerous questionable actions and decisions by the club over the past decade, many have been defended and rationalized by the supporters.
Furthermore, our supporters have often downplayed significant concerns to defend underperforming managers. For instance, when Mourinho criticised the club's legacy, a significant portion of our supporters either agreed or tried to rationalise his outburst. Now, even major losses and embarrassing defeats are brushed off as mere bumps in the road.
How big of a role has our collective fanbase played in the current state of the club?