Media discussion - 2025/26

[Gazza]

Sergio Allegro?

Shaun Gokart

 

[Indaparkside]

Paul Mini Cooper
For the old school

 

[Sheik Battle and Goal]

There would have been another 8 defenders in the box when he was in that position for us

There were 6 defenders in the box when he crossed it. Not 8 I grant you but if you drive at the defence and cut it back then if the strikers and midfielders are following in then there’s a chance.

 

[Gordyola]

Looks like the pressure on the BBC from myself and others has finally resulted in Slimy’s demotion from Chief Football Reporter
Let’s see if my FoI request for a list of reporters allocated to which club bears fruit

 

[JASR]

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Looks like the pressure on the BBC from myself and others has finally resulted in Slimy’s demotion from Chief Football Reporter
Let’s see if my FoI request for a list of reporters allocated to which club bears fruit

We have Yorkshire United fan Shamoon hafez at the bbc.

 

[mad4city]

Not City related in any way but for those who like to bash the BBC, please be advised that in Ireland this morning, RTE is getting stick for publishing an article on their website on.... wait for it....
"how to reorganise your fridge now the kids are heading back to school".
Cutting edge stuff from a state broadcasting service.

Also, (and back on football) am I the only one who thought Rob Green and Troy Deeney were good on Match of the Day last night? Certainly, they were way better than Shearer and Rooney are ever going to be.

 

[Legalamb777]

Blue an’ all.

Never knew that,isn’t Flintoff a blue also,I’ve heard conflicting reports.

 

[bernard o'silver]

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Paul Mini Cooper
For the old school

He was quite small.for a keeper .

 

[mexico1970]

Never knew that,isn’t Flintoff a blue also,I’ve heard conflicting reports.

Andrew "Freddie" Flintoff, the former England cricketer, is known as a Manchester City fan.
Though Preston North End was his boyhood club, and he maintains a strong connection with them, he has openly expressed his support for Manchester City. He has stated his support for Manchester City by saying, "I'm a Manchester City supporter. I go to see them, but it's more about a day out with friends than the game".
Flintoff has participated in penalty shoot-outs at the Etihad Stadium with other celebrities, like James Corden. He has also visited the club's training ground. The image provided, which features a Manchester City match (indicated by "ETIHAD AIRWAYS" in the stands), aligns with Flintoff's association with the club.

 

[TinFoilHat]

Not City related in any way but for those who like to bash the BBC, please be advised that in Ireland this morning, RTE is getting stick for publishing an article on their website on.... wait for it....
"how to reorganise your fridge now the kids are heading back to school".
Cutting edge stuff from a state broadcasting service.

Also, (and back on football) am I the only one who thought Rob Green and Troy Deeney were good on Match of the Day last night? Certainly, they were way better than Shearer and Rooney are ever going to be.

Deeney was decent on talkshite tonight.

He absolutely hammered the ref whilst Twatterface was trying to defend his Fuckwittery. He also told a story about how good Merlin was.

 

[WestGorton]

Deeney was decent on talkshite tonight.

He absolutely hammered the ref whilst Twatterface was trying to defend his Fuckwittery. He also told a story about how good Merlin was.

I like him. He passed the Sas shit tonight. No agenda so far.

 

[TinFoilHat]

I like him. He passed the Sas shit tonight. No agenda so far.

Interesting what he said about Gordon. He likened it to a red card he got against arsenal where he elbowed someone to get the crowd up and felt a bit of a twat once it dawned on him he fucked his team for at least a point.

 

[johnny crossan]

Another City free day on BBC football

Football - latest news today, results & video highlights - BBC Sport

Football news, scores, results, fixtures and videos from the Premier League, Championship, European and World Football from the BBC.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[mad4city]

Several papers highlighting the decline of Mainoo at United, this morning.
The Mail say it would be a shame for United to lose such a passionate and promising player. The Telegraph weep that his potential departure could spell the end of United's unique record of having an academy graduate in every team squad since 1066 etc etc
Nobody suggesting that his progress is being stifled by being forced to sit on the bench while 375k per week Casimero playes, though. None of them claiming that his future is being smothered by the glut of big money players at Old Trafford. No concerted campaign for him to get away from United for the good of English football or hey, at least, go out on loan... Funny that.

 

[traditionalleesy]

I raise you Bob Willis. Now he was scary.

Bob Willis was a Blue as well.

 

[Platt Lane 59]

Several papers highlighting the decline of Mainoo at United, this morning.
The Mail say it would be a shame for United to lose such a passionate and promising player. The Telegraph weep that his potential departure could spell the end of United's unique record of having an academy graduate in every team squad since 1066 etc etc
Nobody suggesting that his progress is being stifled by being forced to sit on the nlbemch while 375k per week Casimero playes, though. None of them claiming that his future is being smothered by the glut of Big money players at Old Trafford. No concerted campaign for him to get away from United for the good of English football or hey, at least, go out on loan... Funny that.

Didn't Nedum Onuha take up this mystery of "where is Mainoo" ? He seems to have completely disappeared.
Has he been kidnapped ?
Yes, no comparison with the shit-stirring Pep received over the development of Phil...

 

[TShed]

Slime Ball at the BBC desperately trying to justify his demotion why the fuck do us licence payers want an insight into how amorin doesnt need European football as he rebuilds
Why not run a similar story on EPL clubs who just missed out don’t understand the relevance for a club that is bottom half constantly of the EPL

 

[Scaley]

Not City related in any way but for those who like to bash the BBC, please be advised that in Ireland this morning, RTE is getting stick for publishing an article on their website on.... wait for it....
"how to reorganise your fridge now the kids are heading back to school".
Cutting edge stuff from a state broadcasting service.

Also, (and back on football) am I the only one who thought Rob Green and Troy Deeney were good on Match of the Day last night? Certainly, they were way better than Shearer and Rooney are ever going to be.

I was especially impressed with Rob Green, just told it as it was which, let’s face it, is all the majority of the audience want.

 

[Stiff Little Wingers]

Several papers highlighting the decline of Mainoo at United, this morning.
The Mail say it would be a shame for United to lose such a passionate and promising player. The Telegraph weep that his potential departure could spell the end of United's unique record of having an academy graduate in every team squad since 1066 etc etc
Nobody suggesting that his progress is being stifled by being forced to sit on the bench while 375k per week Casimero playes, though. None of them claiming that his future is being smothered by the glut of big money players at Old Trafford. No concerted campaign for him to d get away from United for the good of English football or hey, at least, go out on loan... Funny that.

I wouldn’t mind seenv him at City. Think he is a good player

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

I wouldn’t mind seenv him at City. Think he is a good player

He will vanish without a trace like all the other United wonder kids. He played well in a handful of matches for the Rags and England. Nowhere near the level of our youngsters like Bobb, O’Riley, Lewis, for starters.