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Awesome. Anything but Manchester United. I don’t get why people root for overpowered teams. Where’s the fun in that?
Yeah! I decided to root for Arsenal even though they weren’t tops at the time. It’s been a few years of suffering, watching them compete with the other big boys despite having a smaller budget, but finally the youth programme is bearing fruit!
It’s fun when there’s a challenge. True loyalty is sticking to your team even if they don’t win all the time.
Hey… I’ve supported United since 1984. Long before they became successful again.