Media Thread 2020/21

[blueju]

There's this one that was posted sunday night, (Club Statement regarding Super League Competition (mancity.com)) unless you mean another more detailed one?

Cheers, wish I hadn’t read it. What a pile of shit. Increasing the quality and intensity? Most of them struggle against the bottom half of the Prem

 

[doobyedoobye]

Cheers, wish I hadn’t read it. What a pile of shit. Increasing the quality and intensity? Most of them struggle against the bottom half of the Prem

They obviously didn't contribute to the content in any meaningful way and I imagine it was part of the contractual agreement to release this exact unified announcement

 

[Rochdale Blue]

They obviously didn't contribute to the content in any meaningful way and I imagine it was part of the contractual agreement to release this exact unified announcement

About as meaningful and interesting as Ed Woodward writing the programme notes for the derby game.

 

[Mid Wales blue]

Sky sports news.....should Manchester City and Chelsea be kicked out of the CL?

I'm waiting for a mention of the 2 American owned red clubs in the EL.

But one of those America club’s must have already been kicked out, as I’m sure they started in the group stages!

 

[Boo or Boo-urns]

Dirty Leeds putting the "Earn It" t-shirts in the Dippers dressing room before kick-off thus causing Herr Kloppo to rage in his post match interview, tickled me pink.

 

[KPXBLN]

I think he means a statement from our club, not some contrived PR shite written by a knob in a suit.

fair enough, I didn't say I liked the statement. (and sadly to be fair whatever the club puts out will also be written by a PR nob)

 

[Fiftyyearsandcounting]

On the BBC website, under a picture of Gary Lineker, the caption reads "Alarm, Concern & Disgust"
For a moment, I thought the article was about the BBC wasting <>"£2m on a snide tow-rag.

 

[bluealf]

On the BBC website, under a picture of Gary Lineker, the caption reads "Alarm, Concern & Disgust"
For a moment, I thought the article was about the BBC wasting <>"£2m on a snide tow-rag.

I thought it meant he was like his brother for a minute.

 

[prestonibbo_mcfc]

Dirty Leeds putting the "Earn It" t-shirts in the Dippers dressing room before kick-off thus causing Herr Kloppo to rage in his post match interview, tickled me pink.

Will you be tickled pink when Villa pull similar shit against us ? This is none of the playing teams doing and if clubs want to protest, then it should be aimed at the right people.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

‘Not a great look’

In the middle of a pandemic where people don’t want to take the risk of travelling across the country.

Absolute wanker!

 

[mat]

BBC Media being consistent.


Who do they talk to about the nasty rags? A big promo to FCUM the baby rags.

 

[xgorton]

BBC Website picture of the Etihad with City scarf's and Shame on You Placard, OT not mentioned.

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

We had any more communications out from Joel Glazier on the club website?

 

[paulchapo]

We had any more communications out from Joel Glazier on the club website?

Yes unfortunately the Sheikh has sold to Joel a statement is imminent.

 

[Man_City_Loyal]

Absolute wanker!

he knew what he was doing with teh tweet, but does explain he knows why of the struggle.

 

[Marvin]

Hattenstone has a piece in the MUG.

Basically blaming fans for not protesting about Thaksin and Sheikh Mansour. He neglects to mention that it's not individual owners but the profit system, but that's the Guardian for you. Blaming the fans lack of activism for what we now have. The whole of football is ruined basically not because of bad apples Mr Hattenstone but because of a political system which your newspaper supports. Putting foreigners in the dock because they aren't part of the UK political system isn't particularly useful either. You were wrong. Not us.

 

[Newman Noggs]

Hattenstone has a piece in the MUG.

Basically blaming fans for not protesting about Thaksin and Sheikh Mansour. He neglects to mention that it's not individual owners but the profit system, but that's the Guardian for you. Blaming the fans lack of activism for what we now have. The whole of football is ruined basically not because of bad apples Mr Hattenstone but because of a political system which your newspaper supports. Putting foreigners in the dock because they aren't part of the UK political system isn't particularly useful either. You were wrong. Not us.

One minute we're vile rats, next minute we're not vocal enough. You have to laugh at these contortionists.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

Hattenstone has a piece in the MUG.

Basically blaming fans for not protesting about Thaksin and Sheikh Mansour. He neglects to mention that it's not individual owners but the profit system, but that's the Guardian for you. Blaming the fans lack of activism for what we now have. The whole of football is ruined basically not because of bad apples Mr Hattenstone but because of a political system which your newspaper supports. Putting foreigners in the dock because they aren't part of the UK political system isn't particularly useful either. You were wrong. Not us.

United fans protested loudly about the Glazers. And where did that get them?

 

[KPXBLN]

Hattenstone has a piece in the MUG.

Basically blaming fans for not protesting about Thaksin and Sheikh Mansour. He neglects to mention that it's not individual owners but the profit system, but that's the Guardian for you. Blaming the fans lack of activism for what we now have. The whole of football is ruined basically not because of bad apples Mr Hattenstone but because of a political system which your newspaper supports. Putting foreigners in the dock because they aren't part of the UK political system isn't particularly useful either. You were wrong. Not us.

The article isn't just about City though? It's about fans of the big/rich six as a whole, just drawing on his own experience as a City fan.

 

[Ric]

Not going to lie, my head’s gone now.