Glory Days for the Waifs and Strays: Identity and Meaning in the Rise of the Modern Manchester City
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On 12 May 2019, Manchester City became the first team to retain the Premier League title for a decade.
Twenty years earlier, the same club was slogging its way fortuitously out of Division Two, having sunk ignominiously to the third tier, its glory days well behind it.
Ordinarily, the tale of a sleeping giant awaking to stomp gleefully over the competition would be celebrated far beyond the core fanbase. But City's success is tied inextricably to its takeover by the Abu Dhabi United Group in ...























