Edited sentence: Also, given the disparity of success between the two teams, it is startlingly unlikely that no Mancunians would desire to support Manchester United.City's obsession with United's fortunes, particular the exact location of Old Trafford, along with their ignorance of the history of their own city, has also afforded them another nickname: 'the Bitters'.However, when Manchester United moved there in the early 1900s the boundaries were different and the stadium lay within Manchester.Manchester United's origins date back as far as Manchester City's, meaning that for United to not have supporters in Manchester would meant that at some point in history, all Newton Heath/United supporters neglected to pass on their support to their children.Many city supporters also mistakenly believe Manchester United's stadium to lie in Salford, when it in fact lies within the boundaries of Trafford.The boundary with Manchester is some 500 metres to the East.The stereotype has no basis in reality, given that there is no historical logic behind it.This complete absence of logic does not prevent Manchester City's supporters perpetuating the myth, whence their nickname 'the Liars', used by United supporters