Media thread 2022/23

[wolviedinho]

Adam crapton, didn't he "grow" up writing for republicofmancunia? Is that a question worth? asking

Don’t know who he is but that twat Sam did ok this time around as did chapman. Although Sam did get his rep burned with his CAS bullshit.

 

[shroom]

Even the PL Twitter account did something really cool today:



They nailed it! Effing brilliant!

The artist who did this tweeted that the finishing touches had to be left very late due to Arsenal remaining in contention so long. Was quite a race to get it completed when City's successful charge overwhelmed.

 

[Jesus H Gabz]

It’s looking more like Spitty & Ratty are indeed doing the bidding of the PL Sly and the cartel clubs with their latest sound bites, things like what’s taking so long, kicking the can down the road, what have you got to hide, guilty of one charge taints the titles blah blah blah. I know some are frothing at the mouth for us to be found guilty but what’s the rush ? Let the case run it’s course, it’s taken many years for the charges to be brought, well now they can have a taste of their own lengthy procedures, it seems like some are afraid it’s damaging the ‘Product’ and mutualistic bottom feeders of the PL gravy train are getting nervous, not to mention Sly with broadcast rights bidding around the corner, what was that statement Khaldoon made ? 30 million on 50 lawyers for 10 years, well they can double that, fuck em, what’s the rush we’re mopping up

 

[bluenova]

His name is Adam Crafton, a big rag fanzine writer. He thinks we're guilty, nothing will change his mind.

Sam Lee had the rags and liverpool fans foaming at their mouths and spitting with rage for daring to suggest we're not guilty of anything yet and that these historic charges have no bearing on Peps titles.

I noticed he mentioned how money had bought Premier League titles in the past, but specifically mentioned Chelsea, and forgot the other team that were richer than everyone else for most of the time.

When he sounded a bit shifty talking about growing up supporting "another team", it made sense.

Sam Lee sounded fed up, and I can understand why. I think there's sadly been a bit of a tipping point with this title (ironic that Arsenal's collapse has made it look easy, when it was likely to have gone to the last day again). The Athletic comment sections are simply pointless. It used to be mostly talk about City/tactics/players, and a few people would argue about the other crap on one long thread. Now, it's 90% ignorant rants about cheating.

 

[Shaggy]

I think you're thinking of 1978 in Argentina. That's where they were expected to do well.

No it was 86, The Piss Can was in charge as Jock Stein tragically died of heart attack in the play off against Wales

 

[Dinas]

Another angle I would like to explore on city being state owned or "state run' seems to be the latest term is how is this control and management actually achieved. E g Are powers delegated to Sheikh Mansour, does he have to reger certain decisions to them, do the state approve appointments, spending etc .? Of course they don't . There maybe other specialists in this who know exactly what controls there would be in place but I know enough to know there would be a lot of controlling documents in place if we were state run.
Just wanted to flag up how much shit they talk that we are state run/owned but no idea probably never even crossed their minds this would need an actual governing constitution.

I think that's a really interesting point. There is absolutely nothing to gain with state-ownership from the perspective of either party. The sheik does not want government bureaucracy involved in what is his private project and the AD government do not want to be involved in the micro-management of a football club - why would they? I hadn't considered it in that way before and I'm sure the great unwashed hordes who support our red-top friends had'nt.

 

[IrishBlueSince92]

Media trying to whip up a storm about how Haaland should be banned from the FA Cup Final for using the f-word because Rooney got banned in 2011 for swearing at the camera.

Ban him for tomorrow night then, we won’t care

The desperation of united fans this season is mad. After crying about two Casemiro red cards that were correct decisions for months they’re back to a ban of a player 11 years ago now

 

[Gundoggin]

His name is Adam Crafton, a big rag fanzine writer. He thinks we're guilty, nothing will change his mind.

Sam Lee had the rags and liverpool fans foaming at their mouths and spitting with rage for daring to suggest we're not guilty of anything yet and that these historic charges have no bearing on Peps titles.

Crafton is a massive **** .
Challenged him a few times on Twitter and can confirm he is a massive shithouse aswell .

 

[Mr.Banks]

I get that lol. Was looking for a more specific timeframe…

When we played the CL final in Porto he did the interview from the top of the hotel the team were staying in, so maybe something similar this time around.

 

[paulchapo]

Media trying to whip up a storm about how Haaland should be banned from the FA Cup Final for using the f-word because Rooney got banned in 2011 for swearing at the camera.

Totally different context and the fa has already dismissed it.