Media bias against City

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Sounds like a new type of bar snack. I think it could catch on but might spell the demise of pork scratchings.

I hear they're all the rage in the gastro pubs in and around Islington and Camden.

 

[Ric]

Everyone has a price, come on ric, how much did the media pay you to change the name?
44 mill plus add ons? :)

Ha, I think you'll find it was a £100m deal in total.

 

[jrb]

Ric:

Successful website owner, and part-time Social Worker. ;-)

 

[@BluePhil8]

This thread title is much better than the agenda.

 

[Mikejl]

Express same day, same 1-0 result - byline copied identifies the inherent bias

RAHEEM STERLING watched from the stands as his new Manchester City team struggled to victory against sister club Melbourne

NEW signing Morgan Schneiderlin gave Manchester United a winning start to their US tour here.

 

[Phil1]

I thought the media bias was a given? Not sure there's any doubts whatsoever where City are in the tabloid food chain.

 

[Tim of the Oak]

I thought the media bias was a given? Not sure there's any doubts whatsoever where City are in the tabloid food chain.

The media bias is now so extreme that I am (for some reason) finding it entertaining!

The fuming Villa fans may be a factor!

 

[StrangewaysHereWeCome]

Express same day, same 1-0 result - byline copied identifies the inherent bias

RAHEEM STERLING watched from the stands as his new Manchester City team struggled to victory against sister club Melbourne

NEW signing Morgan Schneiderlin gave Manchester United a winning start to their US tour here.

It's so predictable isn't it? Now, imagine if Sterling doesn't play 90 minutes on his premier league debut for us? Any journo report will be worded along the lines of "ineffective Sterling hauled off"

 

[MC ID]

New crack hippy city signing sterling devours kittens as part of £5million contract?

It'll happen eventually

 

[bluemoon98]

AGENDA

 

[Citizen Green]

Rag last night: ' You lot are becoming like Liverpool, always the victims'

Soon as a pointed out a few recent examples of bias he soon changed his tune.

 

[jimmygrimblesboots]

just turned on sky sports news after watching the melbourne game , and the stupid bitch on sky sports news had an update on roma v madrid game , she said it was scoreless in the FIRST game of the champions cup and no mention of our victory a couple of hours earlier , WTF

 

[5948947]

just turned on sky sports news after watching the melbourne game , and the stupid bitch on sky sports news had an update on roma v madrid game , she said it was scoreless in the FIRST game of the champions cup and no mention of our victory a couple of hours earlier , WTF

haha was she fit though?

 

[aguero93:20]

just turned on sky sports news after watching the melbourne game , and the stupid bitch on sky sports news had an update on roma v madrid game , she said it was scoreless in the FIRST game of the champions cup and no mention of our victory a couple of hours earlier , WTF

Don't think our game was part of that tournament bud.

 

[Bluemoon115]

just turned on sky sports news after watching the melbourne game , and the stupid bitch on sky sports news had an update on roma v madrid game , she said it was scoreless in the FIRST game of the champions cup and no mention of our victory a couple of hours earlier , WTF

Our game wasn't part of that.

Chill.

 

[Blue Smarties]

Someone should egg the press box this season. I'd buy them a few pints for giving me a laugh.

 

[lazza]

OK, some crappy notification came up on my Facebook feed about a Mail article spouting on about £700 million spent in Sheikh Mansour's 7 years. I refused to click, but I wonder how close to this other big-spending teams are. In the same period, the Rags can't be all that far off this, and Real or Barcelona.

 

[2sheikhs]

Yes but they sell more lampshades and duvet covers in China than us so it's earned.

 

[Tricky Dickys Right Foot Shot]

OK, some crappy notification came up on my Facebook feed about a Mail article spouting on about £700 million spent in Sheikh Mansour's 7 years. I refused to click, but I wonder how close to this other big-spending teams are. In the same period, the Rags can't be all that far off this, and Real or Barcelona.

£700M in 7 years? That's pretty good that, £100M a season, Madrid do that on 1 player a season!

 

[aguero93:20]

OK, some crappy notification came up on my Facebook feed about a Mail article spouting on about £700 million spent in Sheikh Mansour's 7 years. I refused to click, but I wonder how close to this other big-spending teams are. In the same period, the Rags can't be all that far off this, and Real or Barcelona.

Since 2003:
04 - 13/14 Purchased Gross Sold Nett Per Season

1 Manchester City £841,920,000 £242,300,000 £599,620,000 £46,124,615
2 Chelsea £936,509,000 £368,750,000 £567,759,000 £43,673,769
3 Manchester United £669,550,000 £284,150,000 £385,400,000 £29,646,154
4 Liverpool £653,180,000 £408,900,000 £244,280,000 £18,790,769
5 Aston Villa £256,750,000 £118,325,000 £138,425,000 £10,648,077
6 Sunderland £243,010,000 £134,500,000 £108,510,000 £8,346,923
10 Arsenal £400,675,000 £309,770,000 £90,905,000 £6,992,692
7 West Ham £206,330,000 £117,225,000 £89,105,000 £6,854,231
8 Tottenham £520,850,000