With regard to the ongoing debate:
*Arguing over the merits of Jamie Jackson's opinions about City's performances is like deliberating upon which breed of dog you'd like to shit on your lawn.
* We must remember that many of these guys (Ogden and Jackson are prime examples) are being paid to behave like fans with typewriters rather than objective newsmen. (Going off topic but an Irish journo who was there, recently reported with disgust about how some of the English Press Pack were actually taking selfies at Jurgen Klopp's first Liverpool presser. When it gets to that stage, any pretence of impartiality has obviously flown out the window).
The point is there's no sense in looking for fairness on a rigged system.
* In light of the above point, I have more often than not disagreed with the posts of
@franksinatra on this thread.
By accident or design, he finds himself as something of a self-appointed devil's advocate on this thread. There's actually a need for such input, in fairness and anybody who has thought through their opinions shouldn't fear contradiction. To be fair to Frank, he has always treated others with manners rather than frustrated snipes and argued with logic rather than rhetoric. His point about context regarding Jackson's tweet is a valid one - and it's blind nonsense to accuse him of being a rag, just because he's trying to maintain perspective.
*Jackson sees everything through the prism if his beloved Manyoo. Everything that is going on at that club right now, occurs with City, theirgreat blue bogeymen, lurking in the background. "React to City" has been the default mode of operation at the Swamp for a while now. So, it's no surprise that a fan with a typewriter like Jamie Jackson would reference City whilst reporting on a defeat for United. Neither should it be a shock that he does so at a time when fans (with or without typewriters) are urging the club to sack King Louis and appoint the Specious One. If/when that happens Jamie will doubtless be too busy taking selfies at the new Messiah's unveiling to reference ickle City.