Dave S said:If you mean by listening to 'daft fookers' on here, then yes, you're correct.oakiecokie said:stuart brennan said:Can I ask you from where you get your information? Not being smart or anything, I'm just interested where people who don't read papers get their info from
Probably by listening to what other daft fookers tell him !! ;)
anymore than 2sheiks said:How much would veron's and camel's transfer be worth in todays market? Why not FFP then? Not far-fetched at all.gordondaviesmoustache said:johnny crossan said:Seriously though, what do you think the UEFA FFP Regulations are all about?
I think they are a misguided attempt by Platini to bring some financial discipline into the game which because of the power of the established clubs - the G14 I guess - could only be enabled if it didn't threaten their status.
The fact that it enhances their status is serendipitous for them, but I don't believe that was the original intention. To believe that we are the reason FFP was conceived of, is a little too far fetched for me.
In actual fact I don't see FFP being a threat to us at all, and on that basis it can only cement our position, as the drawbridge get pulled up on the likes of Spurs, Liverpool and possibly even Arsenal.
No names, no pack drill :-)oakiecokie said:Dave S said:If you mean by listening to 'daft fookers' on here, then yes, you're correct.oakiecokie said:Probably by listening to what other daft fookers tell him !! ;)
Don`t know whether to take that as a compliment or an insult ?? ;)
Dave S said:No names, no pack drill :-)oakiecokie said:Dave S said:If you mean by listening to 'daft fookers' on here, then yes, you're correct.
Don`t know whether to take that as a compliment or an insult ?? ;)
Our importance in the greater scheme of things led to every top seed in the champions league draw dreading getting us in their group, and the ones that did get us weren't too happy about it.gordondaviesmoustache said:anymore than 2sheiks said:How much would veron's and camel's transfer be worth in todays market? Why not FFP then? Not far-fetched at all.gordondaviesmoustache said:I think they are a misguided attempt by Platini to bring some financial discipline into the game which because of the power of the established clubs - the G14 I guess - could only be enabled if it didn't threaten their status.
The fact that it enhances their status is serendipitous for them, but I don't believe that was the original intention. To believe that we are the reason FFP was conceived of, is a little too far fetched for me.
In actual fact I don't see FFP being a threat to us at all, and on that basis it can only cement our position, as the drawbridge get pulled up on the likes of Spurs, Liverpool and possibly even Arsenal.
Yeah that's right. UEFA have changed the overarching rules of European football to stop one football club muscling in.
I think you have delusions of granduer about our importance in the greater scheme of things.
stuart brennan said:Welcome to Manchester said:They aren't facts then are they? Facts aren't things that are based on your personal experiences, those are called opinions.
Erm, if my posts were blocked by the MUEN then this is a fact and not an opinion - or like Brennan are you also accusing me of lying?
If you have an experience it becomes something that has happened hence it becomes a fact.
anymore than 2sheiks said:Did the MUEN interview hughes or did they just print what he said elsewhere?
anymore than 2sheiks said:Our importance in the greater scheme of things led to every top seed in the champions league draw dreading getting us in their group, and the ones that did get us weren't too happy about it.gordondaviesmoustache said:anymore than 2sheiks said:How much would veron's and camel's transfer be worth in todays market? Why not FFP then? Not far-fetched at all.
Yeah that's right. UEFA have changed the overarching rules of European football to stop one football club muscling in.
I think you have delusions of granduer about our importance in the greater scheme of things.
Welcome to Manchester said:I haven't posted on the MUEN for over 2 years and won't be doing so in future because of the disgraceful bias shown when I have tried to contribute.
Why would I keep blocked comments from 2 years ago?
I do however remember comments published by the MUEN from rags of a bigoted nature telling a blue with an asian name to "get back where he came from" and racist comments about SWP which I complained about and to be fair were removed. If the mods are so good why were the comments of this nature posted by rags allowed on the City forum in the first place?
If it was just me who has had a poor experience with the MUEN bias then fair enough however I have lost count of the number of blues who I know personally or who have posted on here with similar experiences.
The behaviour of your chief sports editor over a consistent period of time has helped cement the opinion of most people and as the saying goes a fish stinks from its head so maybe the answer to the anti-City bias lies there.
It probably doesn't benefit your paper from being anti-City but my own experience and that of countless others is that it is and frankly you are pissing in the wind by trying to say otherwise.
I was just wondering and it;s fair enough if it's down to legal reasons. My only issue with the Hughes story was, it was pitched to seem like Hughes was some kind of neutral third party, when in truth he is about as far from that as could be the case, seeing as he has an ongoing relationship with Joorabchian.stuart brennan said:DontLookBackInAnger said:Has it been explained yet why the two pro-Tevez articles from last week had there comments blocked?
Which two pro-Tevez articles were they?
We have not run any "pro-Tevez" articles with regard to what he did in Munich.
If you mean articles which gave Tevez's point of view (a wholly different thing, and essential in a democracy), then the reason - as I have stated - was legal.
There is an ongoing legal matter between the MEN and Joorabchian (even though some people on here seem to think we are in his pocket), and we have to be careful what we say, and that includes allowing comments on the website.
You will find that ongoing court cases in the news section also have the "comments" link disabled, for similar reasons.