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It was billed as one of the biggest days in the modern history of Manchester United. Instead, today's board meeting could end up just being another day at the office.
Part investment from Sir Jim Ratcliffe might not be considered a false dawn as such for Manchester United and their dedicated supporters. However, after spending almost a year dreaming about a fully-fledged takeover and to wave goodbye to the Glazer family, there is work to do for the INEOS founder to win people over.
Liverpool full-back Andy Robertson has admitted he would have liked to have played alongside former Manchester United striker Henrik Larsson.
You can board the Sir Dave Brailsford train up Snowdon in North Wales.
Nearly a year after Manchester United opened the doors to outside investment, British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe looks set to buy a 25 percent stake in the English Premier League club. A proposed deal worth a reported 1.3 billion pounds ($1.6 billion) is expected to be ratified at a United board meeting on Thursday. But the fact that the Glazer family will remain in control of the club comes as a bitter disappointment for most fans, who were desperate to see the back of the unpopular Americans.
Any team strives to win a football match as easily as possible, ideally with the result boxed off by half-time or before the hour mark. Yet when a game is won so late it feels like the oxygen is running out there is not a high like it in sport, never mind football.
Could that Brentford win prove the catalyst for meant Erik ten Hag to turn the club's fortunes around? It will be the question many a Manchester United fan will be asking over the international break.
Qatari banker Sheikh Jassim Bin Hamad Al Thani has withdrawn a bid to buy Manchester United, a source close to the deal told AFP on Saturday. United announced nearly a year ago that they were exploring "strategic alternatives to enhance the club's growth", with a full sale one of the options. Sheikh Jassim and British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe were the front-runners after several rounds of bidding earlier this year, but the process has stalled in recent months despite the anger of supporters towards current owners, the Glazer family.