Yes the people, culture and rivalries had nothing at all to do with the success of the premier league. Might as well just be a collection of colour coded teams from nowhere.
Manchester United is a local club that has become an international brand. Most of the matches are played in Manchester and are predominately attended by residents of the greater Manchester area, and it's been like that since its inception. It's straightforward and uncontroversial.
Yup.
The real question is why doesn't everybody?!
You called me a racist the other day in a similar way and got a warning about it.
I tried to pick a country that would have no negative connotations. Always thinking me.
What's wrong with that?
I was agreeing to Noodles' point:
Are you a "raging Brexit Xenophone"? If not, why would it bother you or why would you want to make it about yourself? Are you on here looking for attention?
We’ve been down this road before… lost a game won a game and played alright and then lost the following. I wouldn’t read to much into it. We’ve turned a corner if we can string a row of wins together. Until then it’s just false hope. Forest won’t be an easy game.
That’s wrong for a start.
100%. Players like Garnacho who are now first team have come on loads this season.
I really do wonder why you would support Utd with this attitude. Just makes zero sense to me when this is a massive and fundamental part of the club.
I really doubt he will be looking at anything beyond executive roles and the playing squad as a result of that. All of those people have been earning a seriously large amount of money for a long time and will be fine financially.
The shitty goals conceded actually masked a decent first half performance too. The goals had us reeling for a 10-15 minute spell but we were very good for the rest of the first half.
Hang on what? The last 30 years includes the class of 92 as most didn't make the first team until the 94 season and beyond. Not to mention those who came later like brown, O'Shea, Evans, cleverly, fletcher, mctominay, pogba, lingard, rashford and greenwood. They were all important players at one time or another and all home grown I believe.
You could say the same for every team in the premier league seeing as it is televised around the entire world. The premier league is a brand and so are all of the clubs within it.
Do you understand football clubs and their relationship with local communities.
This is very similar to my position.
Yeh, there’s alot I’d be positive about.
Ahh right okay - I thought we were talking about footballing operations such as Murtough. Thats a bit shit then.
It's both. And those aspect have to coexist.
Exactly, a manager who had the reputation at Ajax of not rotating the squad and didn't do much in his breakout season last year, it's clear that the youth having chances is majorly impacted by injuries. Mount wouldn't have been acquired if Mainoo was the sole intention for the midfield this season.
I guess that's why all of us foreigner fans love so much Manchester United, we all think Manchester is the greatest city ever surely.
All things considered, he really has. He's become an undisputed starter now100%. Players like Garnacho who are now first team have come on loads this season.
Yeah I’d imagine they hold some affinity for the city and wish to visit the place one day!
