With so much written about Manchester United by people in the media and the old stereotype criticisms from the so called professional writers, it's refreshing to read club fanzines. In the mid to late 1980's, fanzines came on the scene. Written by supporters for the supporters, the fanzine became popular on terraces up and down the country. It seemed that every club had one as followers grew tired of the often patronising match programme, and instead chose to read the thoughts of those who were stood and sat around them. With United being such a big club it was perhaps no surprise that they had more than one fanzine at this time. One of them was United ...  Read the complete review