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Elon Musk, you say? The guy who decided to make electric cars enmasse, and then created an affordable version that was faster than any road legal multi-million pound supercar? The guy who not only decided to make a rocket, but then built one that lands on re-entry and can be reused?? If there's one man who will finally find us value in the market, it's Big Elon. I'd vote Yay in his poll, for sure.
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I'll happily concede on behalf of the naysayers that the morality and ethics arguement at best is hypocritical.
The iPhone point aside, we turn a blind eye to the lack of ethics and cheating across the game, children being scooped up en masse into academies sold a dream they have no hope of fulfilling then discarded and deliberately utterly unequipped to deal with the rejection and resulatant mental health issues is one that particularly gets me, it's also what leads to situations like Greenwood where the club have warped the reality of kids for so long they feel untouchable. In that context to draw an invisible line between tolerating things like that and not tolerating some rich Arabs who couldn't place Manchester on a map is arbritary though again, just because people tolerate something doesn't mean they should tolerate everything. What I don't understand is how people can tolerate the destruction of competition. Football is a sport and while money doesn't guarantee success the fact that you would have a few clubs in the country with essentially unlimited funds ultimately destroys competion. There will always be bigger spenders and it's far from ideal that the gap grows every year but at least that is mainly based on success and not some artificial pumping in of wealth that most of the football league or even European compeition have no chance of accessing, it is cheating on the grandest of scales. I am now where those mainly older reds were in 05 who said they couldn't stop supporting the club despite the owners. Back then I gave up a season ticket because I found it an outrage that the club could be put into existential risk all to satisfy some parasites who I have loathed every day since and will to my dying day. Now I see this as another dark day for the sport among many, I won't stop supporting though it is an enormous turn-off and I will care less but then I already feel that way because of VAR among other things. I want my son to have the thrill of following the reds but increasingly I will focus on the memories of United and not the present or future. |
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United are bound to have bigger resources than most other clubs, in the same way Real Madrid have bigger resources than most other clubs in Spain. It’s not disproportionate. |
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I am enjoying this season more than any in the last decade.
It is not because we are unbeatable or financially doped up it is because we have a great manager and likeable players. The excitement is there because lets be honest, we always think we are going to slip up and get beaten no matter who we play. It makes the wins far more enjoyable. If you think about it and Qatar did throw billions into United and bought the best players in the world would it actually be any better? it might be for a season. But then what? It would be better if state sponsorship was banned across the entire planet and stable financial models implemented. Will never happen though. Too many snouts in the trough. |
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