The Manchester United 'Waterfall' tells a story

The torrent of water falling from Old Trafford, is a metaphor for the decline of this once great club.
Letting what must have begun as a 'slight leak' become Salford's very own Niagara, tells you all you need to know about the lazy attitude of the players on the pitch.

[@garthsmith4285]

I was thinking, ‘Theatre of Streams’
Great video. The idea of bringing through more youth players and offloading the big stars on hundreds of thousands of pounds excites me a lot. United have been here before, pre Ferguson and even during his early years at the MUFC. The history of this club is one of fighting through difficult times. Let’s hope those in charge of football operations can right the wrongs of the owners and start to make positive changes.

[@youngclueless7364]

19 years of Glazer ownership has destroyed the club both on and off the pitch

[@devidwobinson8747]

Great video. City are run the way United wish they were, they think of every detail in every department of the club. I’m not sure if we will ever see United back where they were unless they literally start from scratch. They won’t attract big players next season because of a lack of European football which means they will have to rely on youth or scouting new talent , sure this is possible but it will take years and in the meantime other teams are strengthening and will be attracting that youth themselves and undermining United. I’m genuinely not trying to be a doom and gloom merchant as a rival fan but unless Sir Jim does something drastic I think United will never be serious ever again. Time will tell but Sir Jim doesn’t really have the money to completely change the club around imo

[@noblemann4898]

Luckily for Manchester United McDonald-Douglass decided to merge with Boeing!

[@paulstockton7121]

They'll be calling us the Theatre of Broken Dreams soon. 😢
Parasites need to do one.

[@grahamejeeves6536]

The theatre of wet dreams now 😂