The Future’s Blue!
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Bloody noses.
I’m certain the club have already been onto it, hence the change in the headline.
We’re not going to keep taking it anymore...
There’s a difference in suing the fuck out of them rather than getting them to tone down headlinesI’m certain the club have already been onto it, hence the change in the headline.
We’re not going to keep taking it anymore...
Conn's piece is disgusting and he's burned any bridges he may have had, both with City and with me. I'm going to go to town on him as well tomorrow. He's clearly being told what to write, whereas I always thought he had integrity, even if I didn't agree with him.David Conn should be issued with a writ. He’s basically saying CAS were corrupt and City’s nominee had a conflict of interest. CAS make a ruling thar Conn doesn’t like so the prick calls foul.
Part of me agrees with you, they would only frame it as City being enemies of free speech so it would be counter-productive and only serve to feed their delusional self-importance and whistle-blowing fantasies. It would become a weird badge of honour for some genuinely damaged individuals.Which is why I can't see City wasting time and effort on these so called "journalists". Going after them would be counter productive and give them the opportunity to play the down trodden victim. Besides, they would still write their filth even if they were banned. From City's perspective, the game plan continues; we can still attract the top talent, attract the best sponsors/investors and play the best football. And nothing that Harris, Conn et al can write or tweet can change that now.
Also get them to publicly apologise rather than changing the headline 6 hours after the damage has been doneThere’s a difference in suing the fuck out of them rather than getting them to tone down headlines
This has probably been covered on here, but after Roan changed his stance slightly, daily mail have also changed theirs to 'overwhelmingly exonerated '. Club are clearly fighting back, just wish they'd go after the likes of the WhatsApp group and others.
Go to town on him where and how Colin? Can I hold your coat while you do it?Conn's piece is disgusting and he's burned any bridges he may have had, both with City and with me. I'm going to go to town on him as well tomorrow. He's clearly being told what to write, whereas I always thought he had integrity, even if I didn't agree with him.
Not even blank rounds, they were going around screaming ‘Brrrrrrrrrr’ whilst pretending to hold a GPMy.I think it's more they had a BFA on the end of the rifle.
I wouldn't think so .... the fine amount is paltry when compared to the possible cash prize earned from a likely two seasons in the Champions League .
On Twitter. But why we let these rancid, lying fuckers wander around the Etihad unchallenged is beyond me. I'm certainly not advocating violence but we should given them a "guard of dishonour" when they walk into the stadium in future. They should learn that words have consequences.Go to town on him where and how Colin? Can I hold your coat while you do it?
In that case, Conn would be a bloody good start!Part of me agrees with you, they would only frame it as City being enemies of free speech so it would be counter-productive and only serve to feed their delusional self-importance and whistle-blowing fantasies. It would become a weird badge of honour for some genuinely damaged individuals.
However, our laissez faire policy to challenging the media has clearly failed thus far. Perhaps making an example of a few select individuals, hitting them fast and hitting them extremely hard, wouldn’t be the worst thing in terms of halting this groundswell of embittered bile. We have already seen of one bunch of biased frauds in UEFA and the G14. Taking a couple of openly hostile liars to the bankruptcy courts would be a piece of piss in comparison
Might try and get that as a screensaver.
Is there any appetite to make an example of some of them on matches and presser days and ban them?On Twitter. But why we let these rancid, lying fuckers wander around the Etihad unchallenged is beyond me. I'm certainly not advocating violence but we should given them a "guard of dishonour" when they walk into the stadium in future. They should learn that words have consequences.
Integrity? That went out the window many years ago, mate.Conn's piece is disgusting and he's burned any bridges he may have had, both with City and with me. I'm going to go to town on him as well tomorrow. He's clearly being told what to write, whereas I always thought he had integrity, even if I didn't agree with him.