I think we are all forgetting one thing about our demise.The start was when the club got rid of our captain Roy Keane over ten years ago, for telling some home truths.Like why have we stopped building for the future, why are other teams buying up all the top talent, what was the reason for not using any transfer funds every transfer window, we seemed to be bidding but with no success. We got the famous quote — No Value In The Market—Then we lost two Champion league finals yet nothing really changed, we even [Man United] had to bring a player out of retirement, before we would buy. All through this period, the club sat back and watched Man City grow stronger and stronger. Then we ended up with the Pogba situation!!!. But yes we did win the Premier League quite a few times in that period and all that was down mainly to our manager. But the hand over to David Moyes was anything but a success, that put us back one year. Then I for one was looking forward to the future, hoping we could start to build again under the guidance Van G. But I am saddened by the lack of football the team is producing. The problem is starring us all in the face, philosophy has taken over from football at this club and it is causing confusion on the pitch that it is becoming embarrassing. We Are A Football club, if he wants to teach philosophy he should be working at Manchester University not at Manchester United. I really do wish Mr Van Ghal all the very best in life,he comes over has a really nice guy, and hope he and his family have enjoyed their stay in our great City