but people hated him immediately

i mean tbf we signed Fred from there

Got City right back on track

City signed 28-year-old Fernandinho who'd never played outside of Shaktar or Brazil

Arsenal signed Gabriel Martinelli from a like fourth division Brazilian side That's the kinda shit you gotta do to rebuild

but Dan James was one of our better signings post Fergie imho

i know he didnt really pan out long term

yo like

You just end up with Antony's

1.) Fans won't be satisfied with certain profiles of players

You can't just rock up and be like "Oy, mate. We're Manchester United and we want you."

For a few reasons

It's been 11 years since United won the league. There are dwindling numbers of players who remember Manchester United being good

recruitment is horrible at our club

yh

The primary issue with it is how you acquire talent

United fans were still debating whether Rooney was good until like 2017

u gotta be able to realize shit is shit

You know, like Brazil.

yh

Germany could've been like "Nah, we don't need to fix things. We won the World Cup before."

Both them man had GOLDEN eras

Spain and Germany got dogwalked in a tournament and were like "tear it the fuck down and rebuild it"

Everton actually were probably the 2nd or 3rd biggest club before the PL formed

You got two prime examples, albeit on the international stage, in recent history

The Newcastle one is just weird

Everton ain't won shit in 50 years about to go into administration and parading around like a big club

And call themselves a big club

Newcastle hasn't won the top flight since 1927

a lot of United fans still thinking in Ronaldo-Rooney-Tevez

when it's not exactly a sparkling record

ignore history

but it's easier for man to like

like not that you have no history

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