The times, they are a-changin’


David Moyes will have the chance to get rid of the deadwood in this present team and inject new blood to stop the rot next season. – AFP Photo

IF there’s one thing I learnt this season, it is not to take Manchester United’s results too seriously, as evidenced by its fickle nature.

To do so would only invite endless nights of unrest. So, I figured, if it’s yet another defeat, I’ll just allow myself a few minutes to wallow in sadness and wonder what went wrong, again, and then snap out of it.

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