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Sunday, September 13th, 2026, 9:17 pm

No Mountain Too Tall to Climb

Manchester City made a point today

UNITED got what it deserved today. It lost the match.

United failed to win a home match against just 10 men, not 11.

As Enzo (not Fernandes, who hit the post; not the one Fernandes who kicked Foden, either) put it: “So keep believing we can win the game. Believe, stay in the game and we can win this game.”

Just because you’re smaller does not mean you cannot win.

A lot of the game is “in the mind”. Believe in yourself, fight on. Don’t lessen the effort and do not let helplessness or defeatism take over.

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