Reddit reviews Manchester - A Football History

This is not a story. The history and foundations of this club are a fact. You can continue to act ignorant and arrogant about it, but what I've just said is historical truth. If you want to read more about it,

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Manchester-Football-History-Gary-James/dp/0955812704

Second thing is, is it a community club today? Yes. I come from a working class Mancunian background, and yes it definitely does have strong ties to the community. I won't have some North American tell me otherwise.

The most important thing is that there's thousands of clubs in this country, and over a hundred football league clubs. Even if we were to accept that the top 4-5 clubs in this country no longer is a part of the community or that the culture of these clubs is irrelevant and just a marketing trick, they would still form the massive exception to the rule.

Suggest you make this a very worthwhile purchase. It'll help prevent you from sounding completely out of touch again in future.

Fucking hell, you're literally the most uninformed person I've read on this subreddit, and that's a good achievement. You know what, even I am not going to bother with this one simply because it's not going to go anywhere and almost every sentence that you've said has made either a historical, logical or administrative mistake. It will take me that long to rebuke absolutely everything that you've said that the post will grow in size and you won't bother reading it, thus making it a stupid exercise to begin with.

All I'll say is this, start here, come back when you've read it.