Man United fans must accept reality, which is both better and worse than they think
Man United fans go from thinking the team will win the Premier League to thinking the sky is falling.
ESPN reports: Man United fans go from thinking the team will win the Premier League to thinking the sky is falling.
The truth is in the middle and it's unlikely to shift.
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