@STVNews@ScotlandTonight See if the FCDO advises against travelling somewhere, you probably shouldn't fly there.
I'd imagine that's something an elected MP should know better than most.
@StorerBen_@SkySportsPL It's a predicament because most clubs could low-key fly under the radar and rebuild unoticed. United will always have that pressure from fans and media I guess. Victims of their own success.
I'm sure their time will come again but it might take a while, similar to Liverpool.
@GuzKhanOfficial The problem is even if the loyal fans boycott, tourists will happily fill they seats. With the strict measures in place, anyone who does boycott will lose their season ticket. So it's a bit of no-win scenario.
United could have zero fans in England and still thrive commercially.
@StevenLOFC_E10@PeterParry2 Going way back to 2009 here so perhaps not overly helpful, but I somehow in my drunken state managed to get in with a full bag of cans and crisps that were meant to be dropped off at the hotel before going in. Italian boys next to us were happy to help drink them.
@Daz_1874_@GaryMac93@spfl That's mostly down to logistics. Players and Coaches settled in the Highlands don't want to uproot. Doesn't apply to the fans in the ground though.
Could apply the same logic to Milan and Inter. They love signing each others Players.