What goes Around, Comes Around For well over a decade Manchester United have used their massive financial clout to lure contracted players away from other clubs, buy into foreign clubs to use as feeder teams and have swapped their strips more often than their underwear in order to generate revenue. Now they are being bought out by someone with more money than them, and suddenly all their fans are bleating about it, "Poor, poor Man U, what will become of us?." Well I'm sorry you Mancs, you've boasted for years about how big your club is, and now you are going to learn how big business works. Do you think we are all going to cry if your best players are sold to the highest bidder ? (aka Roman Abramovich). Did you think that Rio Ferdinand, who is not exactly noted for his loyalty to his employers, would stay if Chelsea offer to fill up his deep pockets ? It's a club full of hypocrisy, from millionaire Roy Keane who sneers at the sponsors and businessman who pay his massive salary, to the super rich manager who takes his former friends to court over the definition of a gift. Anyway, you don't know what suffering and humiliation is. I'm a poor old Leeds fan, supporter of a club subjected to some of the most inept financial mis-management in soccer history. If you really want to know what it feels like to be the supporter of a big club when it all goes really badly wrong, go and talk to a Notts Forest fan.