Over the last few weeks I have been subject to bullying at work. Every Monday or Wednesday morning, following a Leeds defeat (which has basically been every Monday or Wednesday) I would be laughed at, ridiculed and reminded of the score line by smug colleagues pleased with their teams 12-0 victories.
One of the main offenders in this torment has been a Manchester United fan. Still, what goes around comes around. I had my fun today reminding him of last night’s match. FC Copenhagen 1-0 Man Utd.
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