A Manchester United fan has told talkSPORT he will EMIGRATE if Liverpool are crowned Premier League champions this season.Liverpool face title rivals Manchester City in a season-defining clash at the Etihad Stadium on Thursday night, where a Reds win would extend their lead at the top to nine points.Jurgen Klopps side remain unbeaten and are in a fantastic position to end the clubs 29-year wait for a league title this term.But it appears that would be too much for some rival supporters
1"If Liverpool win the league I will emigrate." "I'm a United fan and I'm off to the Etihad to buy a City shirt!" These #MUFC fans REALLY don't want #LFC winning the Premier League.[ @SportsBreakfast] pic.twitter.com/cTGi27RGdI— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) January 3, 2019
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