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I would have thiought a highly paid execiti I would have thought that a highly paid CEO of the caliber we have should have been able to keep any conversation on brief with a less than aggressive (or even favourable) journalist ... especially as he will have have to answer much tougher...

He is brutally honest even when it comes to himself. Glad he is so supportive when it comes to us. Look at this for breath-taking honesty

So which one would

Yes read them so what - good on him reporting what Pep said but then you expect him to do that m

No it didn't sail over my head - I nor the previous poster wasn't suggesting a media feeding frenzy open to all but simply a neutral journalist (even friendly ) asking the questions. The outcome (in terms of control on brief) would have largely been the same but the message would have had more...

You sound such an intelligent chap - obviously know a lot about changing attitudes and credibility of source material.

It's not from the journalists - it adds credibility to the message - for all of those who consume it (public and fans). It could have been a single independent (albeit friendly) journalist - an in-house hack doesn't do that. If your interested read about credibility of source when it comes...

Sounds like a good argument for doing nothing then. If you are going to do something you might as well do it right !

It wasn't about giving the media anything - a proper "friendly" or reasonable journalist could have done the interview , and given it much more credibility

It had the ability to do both - a bit amateurish at best - or certainly very short of what it could have been ... little things like this make a difference - just like on the field

Afraid he isn't - very amateurish by City to use an in-house journalist - if you don't believe this then just research credibility of source. Even in adverts washing up companies used to put actors in white overalls just for this - it works at an almost subliminal level . Same reason...

What replacing Augero with Cancelo - when we were down a man and losing 1 0 - Premier leagues top striker for a suspect full- back. Must have given Spurs an almighty boost as it would any team seeing Augero going off !

Christ it likes when you do a 5 year plan in a business - you put in what ever you or the hierarchy want - knowing that it will constantly change over the forthcoming years ... so doesn't matter. 2035 he might as well make it 2030 as he will be long gone before then or has at least 10 years to...

Totally agree - can't see why anyone thinking straight would take Augero off for Cancelo - one of if not the deadliest premier league strikers and replace him with a somewhat iffy or unproven defender - madness. It is not the most logical way to win a game when you are down and must have been...

Otamendi great game, Mason terrible !

Changing agent apparently https://www.bavarianfootballworks.com/2020/1/18/21071628/breaking-bayern-munich-target-leroy-sane-fires-his-agent-david-beckham-manchester-city

Rather have this guy every time than John Stones ! Mendy, Cancelo and even Gundogan more of a problem in terms of performances and consistency although the latter is now doing a lot better. He definitely gets unfairly criticised

Only seen the highlights - how did Mendy do - looked pretty good from what I seen ?

Says it all - if he can't unseat Walker in current form -then he has got to go !

[ mcfc1632 said: ↑ Strange question In 2019 I am first and foremost a Leave supporter - so the answer is a resounding no But it brings forwards another interesting slice of thinking - as committed as I am to Brexit - I would/could not have voted for Corbyn/McDonnell even if they were...