“I’m excited for it because it’s new, but then you’re always excited for a new manager, aren’t you?” says Siobhan, grinning. She and her sister Shauna are heading to their perches in Old Trafford’s North Stand with a spring in their steps. A sort of not‑quite‑but-soon new head coach bounce, if you will.
With the ink now dry on Rúben Amorim’s contract, thoughts, imaginations even, of Manchester United supporters are future-facing. A future, everyone hopes, that will be significantly brighter than the present.
