Media thread 2022/23

[Colin Bells Boots]

He has never answered the question about TV payments for appearing on Bein and other Gulf channels.

You do surprise me.

Seems such a likeable and genuine chap.

 

[Bodicoteblue]

I love the way the beeb 'gossip' still has somome going to the rags every day, depemding on who is doing well in wc.

Did I not see on the bbc the other day, ‘Bellingham NOT going to the rags’
I suppose it’s a strange way to keep them looking relevant.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

If you haven't seen it yet, please watch it and all your opinions will be reinforced.

That ****, Rob Harris for Sky Sports, interviewing his mate the president of PSG in a sit-down..

Obviously left his moral compass at the door as he fawns and calls him Mr Khelaifi, shakes his hand and insists how Qatar's money now is trying to bring football closer together.

What an absolute whopper.

'Everyone wants to sign Bellingham': Qatari PSG owner hails England's World Cup star

Nasser Al-Khelaifi - the power behind global sports investments by the state of Qatar - speaks exclusively to Sky News.

t.co

I'm guessing his first question probably wasn't "Did you pay loads of money under the table to secure this tournament?"

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

I'm guessing his first question probably wasn't "Did you pay loads of money under the table to secure this tournament?"

I think it was "where do I insert my tongue?"

 

[LongsightM13]

If you haven't seen it yet, please watch it and all your opinions will be reinforced.

That ****, Rob Harris for Sky Sports, interviewing his mate the president of PSG in a sit-down..

Obviously left his moral compass at the door as he fawns and calls him Mr Khelaifi, shakes his hand and insists how Qatar's money now is trying to bring football closer together.

What an absolute whopper.

'Everyone wants to sign Bellingham': Qatari PSG owner hails England's World Cup star

Nasser Al-Khelaifi - the power behind global sports investments by the state of Qatar - speaks exclusively to Sky News.

t.co

Be fair mate, maybe he just ‘ran out of time’ like his fellow hypocrite Panja…

 

[JASR]

I'm guessing his first question probably wasn't "Did you pay loads of money under the table to secure this tournament?"

Probably
‘So, is this my brown envelope? Cheers mate, right let’s get on with the interview’

 

[waspish]

I think it was "where do I insert my tongue?"

Or where shall I bend over…

 

[petrusha]

Be fair mate, maybe he just ‘ran out of time’ like his fellow hypocrite Panja…

Or "raised human rights issues off-air", like someone on here posted that the ignorant fucking clown Simon Jordan claimed to have done after he and Jim White interviewed the guy a couple of weeks ago.

 

[LongsightM13]

Or "raised human rights issues off-air", like someone on here posted that the ignorant fucking clown Simon Jordan claimed to have done after he and Jim White interviewed the guy a couple of weeks ago.

They are utterly shameless

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

If you haven't seen it yet, please watch it and all your opinions will be reinforced.

That ****, Rob Harris for Sky Sports, interviewing his mate the president of PSG in a sit-down..

Obviously left his moral compass at the door as he fawns and calls him Mr Khelaifi, shakes his hand and insists how Qatar's money now is trying to bring football closer together.

What an absolute whopper.

'Everyone wants to sign Bellingham': Qatari PSG owner hails England's World Cup star

Nasser Al-Khelaifi - the power behind global sports investments by the state of Qatar - speaks exclusively to Sky News.

t.co

Fucking nonce.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Fucking nonce.

Concise.

 

[andyhinch]

Fucking nonce.

Putin supporter so it goes without saying.

 

[lancs blue]

As if we don't boil enough piss, the Times has an article about the Al Nahyan family with the headline

Manchester City owners top the league of world’s richest families​

Apparently the family is worth around £300bn. The article still manages to imply dubious accounting methods in the family's companies.

 

[Norbiton]

As if we don't boil enough piss, the Times has an article about the Al Nahyan family with the headline

Manchester City owners top the league of world’s richest families​

Apparently the family is worth around £300bn. The article still manages to imply dubious accounting methods in the family's companies.

I thought we were owned by a state, not a family? Or does the narrative change to fit the story? Why yes, I believe it does.

 

[richards30]

I thought we were owned by a state, not a family? Or does the narrative change to fit the story? Why yes, I believe it does.

we were state owned until Newcastle`s takeover and then there owners were 10 times richer than ours so then we were owned by Sheikh Mansour! lol

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I thought we were owned by a state, not a family? Or does the narrative change to fit the story? Why yes, I believe it does.

It absolutely does!

 

[stonerblue]

Did I not see on the bbc the other day, ‘Bellingham NOT going to the rags’
I suppose it’s a strange way to keep them looking relevant.

Yep, saw that one.

 

[Gingers Dad]

Did I not see on the bbc the other day, ‘Bellingham NOT going to the rags’
I suppose it’s a strange way to keep them looking relevant.

Have they done the 'Mbappe NOT going to the rags' ?

 

[mindmyp's_n_q's]

Secretive Gulf Family’s $300 Billion Fortune Is About More Than Oil

The Al Nahyan family owns Manchester City Football Club, a dozen or so palaces and invested big in SpaceX and Savage X Fenty.

www.bloomberg.com

 

[JASR]

Did I not see on the bbc the other day, ‘Bellingham NOT going to the rags’
I suppose it’s a strange way to keep them looking relevant.

But he does know who Accrington Stanley are.