While there is undoubtedly allure to the prospect of huge investment in the club's infrastructure, especially the stadium, and the prospect of nearly unlimited funds in the transfer market; at what point do you say that you want your club to stand for more than being a teenage boy's FM wet dream, and instead be a pillar of the community? Both local and international. To stand for the values that made this club great. I support Manchester United because my dad supported Manchester United, and his dad did before him. And every step of the way the ethos of the club, and their love for it - now my love - was passed on. I've come to the realisation that I don't need to win trophies at ANY cost. I draw the line at being owned by a violent, totalitarian regime, with untold atrocities on their hands. And even if your ethical concerns don't spread that far; how much glory is there really in winning trophies because you've spunked gazillions of pounds left, right and centre? Where's the achievement? No one respects PSG, no one respects City. The respect the influence they now wield, and the wages they can now pay. But their clubs stand for nothing.
Thanks, but no thanks.