
Struggling to finish in the top four becomes the norm every other season. And anytime the team plays in Europe, mediocrity and under-par quality becomes apparent. We’ve hardly seen The Red Devils on Thursday and Friday nights European action until recently. And seeing the team playing in that Europa League becomes even sadder because the big men play in the Champions League. Average teams that don’t have the muscles and quality to finish in the top four are the ones that play in the Europa League.

If Ole will actually bring the magic like he did in Barcelona in ’99 against Bayern, then it’s high time he brought that magic to redeem Manchester United, rekindle the Old Trafford fire, restore the familiar Old Trafford glory, and eventually ignite the lost spirit of the Red Devils – by taking us back to the very heights of success we duly and rightfully deserve to be. With that, when Fergie eventually dies, he could rest in perfect peace of his perfect legacy.
Batou Saidy is a Public Health officer and writer. He’s studied Public and Environmental Health at the University of The Gambia. He’s a football fanatic who integrates his profession with writing.
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