Media Thread - 2021/22

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Everyone was saying that Utd would beat City in the 2011 semi final.When Tevez got injured and missed the game
 
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I'm not particularly one for this 'all the media are against us' but WTAF is the 'More on Manchester City' bit here, and how & who exactly chooses the content? It's from the Sky Sports website and is the story on last nights shenanigans.


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Im sure there is more on Liverpool

39 Juve fans die after Liverpool fans riot
UEFA says worst fans in Europe
Liverpool pay Man City £1m in hush money
 
Despite the media’s best efforts everybody wants us to win. My wife, brother and kids are all Rags and were celebrating our goals on Sunday

I’ve noticed all over media it’s fans of other clubs have been rallying behind City. I was chatting to a Chelsea fan & he said on their forum they all wanted City & said it pisses him off that all sky think think about is the red 2.
 
I'm not particularly one for this 'all the media are against us' but WTAF is the 'More on Manchester City' bit here, and how & who exactly chooses the content? It's from the Sky Sports website and is the story on last nights shenanigans.


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Think you're being a tad harsh on those hard-working johnnies at Sky, dear fellow Blue!

I mean, up-to-date news feeds like this on City are common currency at Sky.. I for one (*) rely upon them and only today I was pleased to hear that, for example

(a) the new wonder ship Titanic is about to be launched (good luck to all who sail in her!)

and

(b) both Amelia Earhart and Amy Johnson are taking new roles in aviation exploration.. (good luck too, girls!)

I'm sure fair-minded football fans around the globe welcome such knowledgeable, timely and insightful updates on our club and do so with bated breath each and every day!

(* nb.. I've never knowingly given that f**ker Murdoch a penny of my hard-earned..)
 
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He made exactly the same prediction for the league game ,and he bet his house on it , his new abode is a telephone box in Bootle.
Either complex inferior with City and Guardiola or an on the payroll sycophant. Probably both. I mean, there are so many others out there fighting for the same cause, but with him it seems to be personal. Clearly, the guy is hurting...

Don't know how many times I've caught him saying half the truth about a subject / story (which equals to a lie), exaggerating, even making things up. A rather ridiculous figure out there, I mean I wouldn't waste a moment of my time spitting on his face, wouldn't even give him that much of a value. What the fuck have City ever done to this ****?
 
Either complex inferior with City and Guardiola or an on the payroll sycophant. Probably both. I mean, there are so many others out there fighting for the same cause, but with him it seems to be personal. Clearly, the guy is hurting...

Don't know how many times I've caught him saying half the truth about a subject / story (which equals to a lie), exaggerating, even making things up. A rather ridiculous figure out there, I mean I wouldn't waste a moment of my time spitting on his face, wouldn't even give him that much of a value. What the fuck have City ever done to this ****?

There are a couple of very specific reasons he hates us
 
I'm not particularly one for this 'all the media are against us' but WTAF is the 'More on Manchester City' bit here, and how & who exactly chooses the content? It's from the Sky Sports website and is the story on last nights shenanigans.


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I think it was to counteract any sympathy towards City neutral fans were feeling after the match.
 
The Guardian podcast after Wednesday night is beyond belief

Atletico the good guys it seems

They'd more shots over the two legs they pointed out and were the better team on Wednesday night. Their players didn't do much wrong, Foden was a joke for rolling back onto the pitch, and they should have had 2 penalties
 
The Guardian podcast after Wednesday night is beyond belief

Atletico the good guys it seems

They'd more shots over the two legs they pointed out and were the better team on Wednesday night. Their players didn't do much wrong, Foden was a joke for rolling back onto the pitch, and they should have had 2 penalties

The Guardian. Says it all, I wouldn’t listen to a word that they say about City, they’re as biased towards us as I am to Utd.

Guardian never presents a fair view of anyone they feel morally offended by.
 
The Guardian podcast after Wednesday night is beyond belief

Atletico the good guys it seems

They'd more shots over the two legs they pointed out and were the better team on Wednesday night. Their players didn't do much wrong, Foden was a joke for rolling back onto the pitch, and they should have had 2 penalties
Bitter cunts then.
 
I'm not particularly one for this 'all the media are against us' but WTAF is the 'More on Manchester City' bit here, and how & who exactly chooses the content? It's from the Sky Sports website and is the story on last nights shenanigans.


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I know nothing about algorithms.
I do know that if I were using one to attract further reading on any subject, I would want it to post the most popular/best read articles and also an attractive newer one (or two) on that subject.
This appears to me to be what is going on here.
Whether these things are still newsworthy is questionable. I, like most City fans, don't think they are but largely that is a moot point because their principal purpose is now to lure new readers rather than inform anybody.
All of this is frustrating and I get that it's the modern world but that doesn't mean it isn't tiresome shite too.
What's deeply concerning is that that prurient shit is what people want to read about when they think of the club.... at a time when the football has never been (and probably never will be) more sublime. Fans (myself included) are worn out from trying to defend this vicious cycle.
I feel like the club has abdicated its responsibility on this front. I wish it would explain its strategy (if there is one) or step up and bite back.
 
The Guardian podcast after Wednesday night is beyond belief

Atletico the good guys it seems

They'd more shots over the two legs they pointed out and were the better team on Wednesday night. Their players didn't do much wrong, Foden was a joke for rolling back onto the pitch, and they should have had 2 penalties

It’s the Guardian!
 
I know nothing about algorithms.
I do know that if I were using one to attract further reading on any subject, I would want it to post the most popular/best read articles and also an attractive newer one (or two) on that subject.
This appears to me to be what is going on here.
Whether these things are still newsworthy is questionable. I, like most City fans, don't think they are but largely that is a moot point because their principal purpose is now to lure new readers rather than inform anybody.
All of this is frustrating and I get that it's the modern world but that doesn't mean it isn't tiresome shite too.
What's deeply concerning is that that prurient shit is what people want to read about when they think of the club.... at a time when the football has never been (and probably never will be) more sublime. Fans (myself included) are worn out from trying to defend this vicious cycle.
I feel like the club has abdicated its responsibility on this front. I wish it would explain its strategy (if there is one) or step up and bite back.
Interesting shift in reporting this week in that City had blanket headline coverage thoughout the media after the AM game. Unheard of when playing away when Liverpool were playing at home on the same day in the same competition and going through.

Most significant was the universal praise for City and the positive reporting of the game and reactions. Much of the support was from neutrals. I do not think I have ever seen so many features on City after a game from so many angles throughout the media. Were there any negative comments from the Whats App group or other anti City factions?

It may prove to be a landmark shift.
 
The Guardian podcast after Wednesday night is beyond belief

Atletico the good guys it seems

They'd more shots over the two legs they pointed out and were the better team on Wednesday night. Their players didn't do much wrong, Foden was a joke for rolling back onto the pitch, and they should have had 2 penalties
It seems to be pretty much blanket condemnation of Athletico in the media over here (theirs's is the total opposite as you'd expect), The Grauniad really do have an issue with us, long may it remain so.
 
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