City on YouTube/podcasts/fan channels

[Churchlawtonblue]

For the life of me, I can't see the appeal of these watchalong videos. Why would you want to watch someone watching the game? Very strange.

Different perspective on things. ??

 

[jimharri]

Different perspective on things. ??

Hmm. Maybe.

 

[Mike N]

I listen to a few podcasts, usually whilst out walking. I like Mooney, 93.20, City Report and a couple of the American ones, I particularly like their enthusiasm.

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

He seems a really nice guy but he’s a bit boring to listen to and I find the constant references to athletic articles a bit tedious.

Enjoy 93:20 depending on whose on it, I wouldn’t pay for it though.

Never got the appeal of fan YouTube channels always a bit cringe for me.

Understandably, 93:20 keep the best stuff for the subscribers. They cover a lot of legal/financial stuff and one of the rotating hosts is a referee at a lower level. His insights are fascinating.

For the price of a pint a month I think it’s great value. Probably not one for the old school (you’ve got Cheeseman’s efforts for that) or the banter merchants, but I find it the right balance between entertainment and insight.

For pure comedy value Noisy Neighbours is ace. You won’t learn anything but the hosts are really funny and likeable.

 

[The perfect fumble]

Understandably, 93:20 keep the best stuff for the subscribers. They cover a lot of legal/financial stuff and one of the rotating hosts is a referee at a lower level. His insights are fascinating.

For the price of a pint a month I think it’s great value. Probably not one for the old school (you’ve got Cheeseman’s efforts for that) or the banter merchants, but I find it the right balance between entertainment and insight.

For pure comedy value Noisy Neighbours is ace. You won’t learn anything but the hosts are really funny and likeable.

I agree with all of this, particularly Noisy Neighbours, they're a fun pairing, they keep the blue moon rising in North America with great enthusiasm. Anyone who's watched a match with our American supporters clubs in their bars and whatnot will know its a fantastic atmosphere everywhere you go, they all work so hard to keep their long distance love affair going.

https://twitter.com/NoisyPod?ref_src=twsrc^google|twcamp^serp|twgr^author

 

[bluemc1]

I’m gonna start one for us oldies over 40 and ban all these kids sayings and fascination with stats

 

[The perfect fumble]

I'd like to put a plug in for Big Steve. He's left the Big Six, a combination of real life and regular match going, home and away, had left him with little time for his YouTube channel, but he's slowly getting it back on the road, but views, likes and subscriptions are what he needs right now.

He's fought our corner against the entitled scousers, rags and the North London mob with humour and real insight, not only about football in general, but City football culture and history in particular, but he needs our support, so I'd urge folk to give him a try, he's a true blue and knows his stuff.





Here's Big Steve handing Robbie his arse back in December....

 

[The perfect fumble]

I’m gonna start one for us oldies over 40 and ban all these kids sayings and fascination with stats

"It's a madness, I can't lie"

 

[domalino]

The podcast and vlogging landscape has changed so much in the last few years and it's totally different to when we started doing BMP in 2009. I would go as far as to say that there's probably something for everyone these days, but it can be a case of hunting around to find it -- certainly I think anyone who dismisses it all is missing out on something that they might like. There's immediate reaction podcasts and videos, there's analysis, there's interviews, there's 'fan experience' stuff... there's all sorts really. It's just about trying it and seeing what you like.

I do think -- and I'm not talking specifically about BMP here, but I'd obviously love it if and when it happens! -- that people who enjoy the content should tell the creators that and should watch/support/share it. It's a difficult world, time-consuming and often costs more money than it makes -- and City don't give a lot of support themselves to fan-media, which is an area they could. After all, we're supporters of the club, we're pre-disposed to see the best in them!

So if you watch a video or listen to a podcast you like, tell your City-supporting mates because even an extra few viewers or listeners to Steven McInerney, Ian Cheeseman, us, Noisy Neighbours, Why Always Us?, Maine Road Ramble... whoever... all helps!

FWIW I'm going away for 3 months from October and will probably not get to see a single game of football from the derby to the new year, so I'm very grateful I'm going to have podcasts like Why Always Us, The Bluemoon Podcast and 93:20 to keep me updated on how things are going while I'm away.

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

I agree with all of this, particularly Noisy Neighbours, they're a fun pairing, they keep the blue moon rising in North America with great enthusiasm. Anyone who's watched a match with our American supporters clubs in their bars and whatnot will know its a fantastic atmosphere everywhere you go, they all work so hard to keep their long distance love affair going.

https://twitter.com/NoisyPod?ref_src=twsrc^google|twcamp^serp|twgr^author

Listening to Noisy Neighbours makes me want to go to America and visit some of the supporters club pub meet-ups. They sound really fun and 'wholesome' in a good way.