Media bias against City

[Mike N]

Oh yes I'm completely livid about it.

lol

 

[ballbag]

Don't get testy ballbag.

I'll be ok as long as everybody in the world agrees to never read a headline again and expect it to contain every aspect and intricate detail of the story it is purported to convey.

 

[everythingchangesbutblue]

Don't get testy ballbag.

I think he's nuts.

 

[mancity dan]

No mention of Maine Road.

Football grounds, then and now: From Highbury to Roker Park, we look back at memorable stadiums and what they're used for today

• Arsenal, Stoke City, Southampton, Swansea and Sunderland have all changed home in recent years, to name a few
• The site of Brighton's former Goldstone Ground is now a retail park featuring a Burger King 'drive-thru'
• Sportsmail brings you an extensive picture gallery of how the grounds looked then, and now

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3322493/Football-grounds-Highbury-Roker-Park-look-memorable-stadiums-used-today.html#ixzz3rr45YArK
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

 

[mcfcfc]

No mention of Maine Road.

Football grounds, then and now: From Highbury to Roker Park, we look back at memorable stadiums and what they're used for today

• Arsenal, Stoke City, Southampton, Swansea and Sunderland have all changed home in recent years, to name a few
• The site of Brighton's former Goldstone Ground is now a retail park featuring a Burger King 'drive-thru'
• Sportsmail brings you an extensive picture gallery of how the grounds looked then, and now

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3322493/Football-grounds-Highbury-Roker-Park-look-memorable-stadiums-used-today.html#ixzz3rr45YArK
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

c'mon ....it's not in the title but it's in the contest....also there a lot of other team's stadium without their name in the title

 

[laserblue]

c'mon ....it's not in the title but it's in the contest....also there a lot of other team's stadium without their name in the title

Maine Road wasn't even in the original article this morning. The Mail has since expanded it to include Maine Road and Burnden Park.

 

[mat]

I'll be ok as long as everybody in the world agrees to never read a headline again and expect it to contain every aspect and intricate detail of the story it is purported to convey.

Welcome back Pidge!

:p

 

[It could have been 10]

Meant to mention this when it first appeared over a week ago but have been very busy of late so sorry as it may well have been mentioned already. It was either in the Sunday People or Sunday Mirror over a week ago but they had to print an apology over a complete untruth they had written the week before. The story was that City had tried to lure a Manure youngster Callum Gribbin with a weekly wage of £11,000. The paper reported that it was untrue on both counts. City had never tried to sign him up let alone offer him wages of £11,000 pw.

 

[oakiecokie]

Meant to mention this when it first appeared over a week ago but have been very busy of late so sorry as it may well have been mentioned already. It was either in the Sunday People or Sunday Mirror over a week ago but they had to print an apology over a complete untruth they had written the week before. The story was that City had tried to lure a Manure youngster Callum Gribbin with a weekly wage of £11,000. The paper reported that it was untrue on both counts. City had never tried to sign him up let alone offer him wages of £11,000 pw.

Yes I saw that also.

 

[aguero93:20]

Yes I saw that also.

Mirror wasn't it? Wonder what other papers they own?