Media Discussion - 2023/24

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schfc6 said:
Chatting with a mate of mine yesterday, a Liverpool fan. But a rare intelligent one. He said he loves the way Pep fights our corner. The way he ignores silly ref mistakes or harsh VAR’s but just goes right after the media..
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Sounds like a great mate to have. Respect to him
 
BlueMoonday said:
He is also thick as pig sh*t. He wears fake glasses to make himself look intelligent.
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It hasn't worked though.
The old saying of it being better to keep quiet and let people think you're stupid rather than opening your mouth to confirm it clearly applies to Warnock.
 
Blueboy73 said:
It hasn't worked though.
The old saying of it being better to keep quiet and let people think you're stupid rather than opening your mouth to confirm it clearly applies to Warnock.
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that saying applies to all pundits and ESPECIALLY commentators, just stop trying to fill dead air with your inane comments and absolute pathetic attempts at 'banter' its neither funny or informative, neville and carragher and the speaking thesaurus that is drury are especially bad for this
 
mancboy said:
that saying applies to all pundits and ESPECIALLY commentators, just stop trying to fill dead air with your inane comments and absolute pathetic attempts at 'banter' its neither funny or informative, neville and carragher and the speaking thesaurus that is drury are especially bad for this
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Drury? You've got that wrong surely? The best there is... you deffo can't bracket him with those two!!
 
When I watch replays or live games on tv I turn the commentary down but yesterday I watched the Newcastle game on the City app as sometimes when going to the game you miss bits. The commentator was the guy with Andy Morrison. Anyway it seemed to me to be a radio commentary on the action, I could be wrong. I have to say I enjoyed it as the commentary was on the game with no time to add little digs about the cost of players or mention of owners. When you listen to that kind of commentary you realise how far most ex player commentators are from the professionals who never allow their personal views to be included in the reporting whereas the ex pros always have a leaning to the red tops that they have played for. In a nutshell most ex player pundits equate to amateur hour.
 
bluemanchester said:
When I watch replays or live games on tv I turn the commentary down but yesterday I watched the Newcastle game on the City app as sometimes when going to the game you miss bits. The commentator was the guy with Andy Morrison. Anyway it seemed to me to be a radio commentary on the action, I could be wrong. I have to say I enjoyed it as the commentary was on the game with no time to add little digs about the cost of players or mention of owners. When you listen to that kind of commentary you realise how far most ex player commentators are from the professionals who never allow their personal views to be included in the reporting whereas the ex pros always have a leaning to the red tops that they have played for. In a nutshell most ex player pundits equate to amateur hour.
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It was Alistair Mann. The commentary was for Match Day live on the City OS which is just audio. I much prefer listening to that rather than any of the biased sh*t on the BBC/TNT/SkySports.
 
After years of attacking City for their transfer spending, the Daily Mail is enjoying transfer spending by Arsenal, Newcastle, United and Liverpool.

The Daily United Fanzine.

The source for the article by Dan Evans

Newcastle United, Manchester United, Liverpool and Aston Villa all feature in the top ten after enjoying busy transfer windows so far.

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www.dailymail.co.uk

Football's biggest spenders: Chelsea top charts after splashing £452m

The Blues' current net-spend on transfers this year is €528million (£452million), and with over a week remaining of the summer transfer window, that number could increase further
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Some waste of space called Jack Gaughan writes an article about City's win on Saturday and our start to the season and managed to make it negative. Apparently our squad is too thin, makes a change from saying we ruin football by buying everyone. Oh well haters got to hate
 
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