vk20legend
Full Member
I think social media like Twitter and its likes have made the whole experience of Transfer window worse than it possibly can be..
There was a time when I just used to visit United official website or BBC Sport and find out who we signed..
In pre YouTube days, I barely had access to United games and maybe champions league.. So any wish list was short and me and my mates didn't have chance to dissect a player or argue potential signings before they were announced.. So any United signing was a welcome one and didn't have split opinions on who would have been better and stuff..
Nowadays we have 10 different opinions on a said player and there are always going to be people who dont like some of our deals.. Not saying we didn't have it before, but it was post signing than predisposed mindset of nowadays..
We also have these trolls who want their 15 minutes of fame and the access of several players across globe have us all yearning for our clubs to sign some of our favorites.. It is not a bad thing, but does make the process of waiting for the signings more tricky..
We want it now and we want exactly the players we have in our minds.. And it doesn't help when we are desperate and that is being taken advantage by Twitter no marks and even journalist who want their 15 mins of fame or try to look more credible.. So they throw 50 things on the wall and get one story stick and somehow get to claim "I told you so" and try to look credible, forgetting their success rate was 1 in 50.. In my work, I would be fired with that success rate..
After years and years of transfer windows and having some great moments of joy and absolute heartbreak on losing out on what was supposed to be "sure things", I just take the window as an opportunity to look forward to new singings, whomever it may be.
I just hope that we sign the players we need to be competitive and hope the players do us proud by giving their best for us.. I would cheer for them as long as they are wearing that United jersey and play for us..
There was a time when I just used to visit United official website or BBC Sport and find out who we signed..
In pre YouTube days, I barely had access to United games and maybe champions league.. So any wish list was short and me and my mates didn't have chance to dissect a player or argue potential signings before they were announced.. So any United signing was a welcome one and didn't have split opinions on who would have been better and stuff..
Nowadays we have 10 different opinions on a said player and there are always going to be people who dont like some of our deals.. Not saying we didn't have it before, but it was post signing than predisposed mindset of nowadays..
We also have these trolls who want their 15 minutes of fame and the access of several players across globe have us all yearning for our clubs to sign some of our favorites.. It is not a bad thing, but does make the process of waiting for the signings more tricky..
We want it now and we want exactly the players we have in our minds.. And it doesn't help when we are desperate and that is being taken advantage by Twitter no marks and even journalist who want their 15 mins of fame or try to look more credible.. So they throw 50 things on the wall and get one story stick and somehow get to claim "I told you so" and try to look credible, forgetting their success rate was 1 in 50.. In my work, I would be fired with that success rate..
After years and years of transfer windows and having some great moments of joy and absolute heartbreak on losing out on what was supposed to be "sure things", I just take the window as an opportunity to look forward to new singings, whomever it may be.
I just hope that we sign the players we need to be competitive and hope the players do us proud by giving their best for us.. I would cheer for them as long as they are wearing that United jersey and play for us..