Imagine Michael Carrick thrashing Bournemouth on Sunday, and that victory becoming the turning point of our entire season.
Imagine Manchester United going on an UNBEATEN RUN in the Premier League and Champions League.
Imagine us walking into the grounds of our biggest rivals and beating them one after another.
Liverpool.
Arsenal.
Manchester City.
Real Madrid.
Bayern Munich.
Nobody wanting to face Manchester United anymore.
Imagine the players rediscovering their confidence, Old Trafford becoming a fortress again, Bruno lifting the team when things get difficult, and Carrick finally finding the tactical identity we’ve been desperate to see.
Imagine the same fans who wanted him gone suddenly singing his name from the stands.
One victory becomes five. Five becomes ten. The belief returns. The football improves. The whole club starts moving in the same direction.
Then comes the end of the season.
THE PREMIER LEAGUE TROPHY.
THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE TROPHY.
THE FA CUP.
THE CARABAO CUP
A QUADRUPLE.
From being written off to conquering England and Europe.
From doubting our manager to watching him lead us into Manchester United history.
I know it sounds absolutely insane right now.
But imagine being a United fan and witnessing that comeback.
Imagine the tears.
Imagine the celebrations.
Imagine what it would mean after everything we’ve endured.
Carrick’s revenge. United’s redemption. The greatest comeback story in football history.
Sunday, Bournemouth.
Let the movie begin.
Let it be know that the third liberation for this country will begin as from next week.
Stay guided.
WANTAM.
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