We are Manchester United

Two years back when Ronaldo left, They said it'd be the beginning of the end..

Two years back when we lost 2-0 to Barcelona, They said we'd never get a chance again..

Four years back when Chelsea had won back to back titles,They said 19 was just a magic number..

17 years back some scousers dismissed our 8th premier league title!
They told us to come back when we had 18..

7 years back when Arsenal went undefeated,They said United would never be the same again..

63 years back when our 8 players died in the Munich Crash people said the dreams have also died with the players, But here we stand with 19 titles, one better than you LIVERPOOL..

Here we've won 9 majors since you last won a trophy Arsenal..

Liverpool, you may have won 5, but try getting into europe before bragging..

Chelsea don't deserve explanations, You got that at Old Trafford..

And for all those who doubted our quality, 4 years, 3 finals in Europe,
3 titles in the most difficult league. No matter what, we keep coming back..

No matter who leaves we keep coming back..

And maybe we love doing things the hard way..

But you know what, you never write us off!!!

Author unknown (actually it was a bbm broadcast) . Pictures sourced by JCBA.

Jade Christopher Bentley Adams (JCBA)

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Picture Perfect 25 Years

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