But at least there’s a new bounce and hopes of a brighter future under Rúben Amorim after recent ‘misery’
“I’m excited for it because it’s new, but then you’re always excited for a new manager, aren’t you?” says Siobhan, grinning. She and her sister Shauna are heading to their perches in Old Trafford’s North Stand with a spring in their steps. A sort of not‑quite‑but-soon new head coach bounce, if you will.
With the ink now dry on Rúben Amorim’s contract, thoughts, imaginations even, of Manchester United supporters are future-facing. A future, everyone hopes, that will be significantly brighter than the present.
About Author
More Stories
Lightning strike kills football player during match in Peru
Manchester United cannot play the way Sporting do, warns Rúben Amorim
‘A complete team’: Xabi Alonso heaps praise on Liverpool after heavy defeat