Media bias against City

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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
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mancity dan said:
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
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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
 
ballbag said:
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.
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Welcome back Pidge!

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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.
 
It could have been 10 said:
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.
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Yes I saw that also.
 
blue roo said:
FFS.
This thread is entitled 'Media bias against City' ..... Right?
So my point is that the 'headline' mentions every other English Champions League team , as well as The Grief Junkies ( who are in a secondary completion) .....Right?
So I'd say that we were left out of the headline deliberately , therefore showing bias against us.
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Am I missing something here? When I click on the link there are no teams mentioned in the headline.
 
News night Scudamore interview last night,
did you notice the pictures in the background, 2 of the rags lifting the premier league trophy , one of Chelsea, sure I saw arsenal there as well, fucking arsenal!! When was the last time they won it again? Didn't see a single sky blue shirt anywhere. They also framed the shot so the rags were clearly on show above his left shoulder at all times.
 
It could have been 10 said:
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.
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I thought it was a correction not an apology.
 
From BBC Sports News - never I seen them take such delight in a player being injured before.

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That's right Samir, you are out for three months.

The Manchester City midfielder has been ruled out of action until February with a hamstring injury.

Nasri, 28, has not featured for City since coming on as a second-half substitute in the 5-1 Premier League win over Bournemouth on 17 October.

The France international has posted this moody picture of himself on crutches on his Instagram account.

He wrote: "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. I will be back better than ever. See you in three months."

Deep."
 
jaigurugoat said:
From BBC Sports News - never I seen them take such delight in a player being injured before.

"08:42
4d837994-a32b-4752-893d-058dec55c4d3.jpg

Getty Images

That's right Samir, you are out for three months.

The Manchester City midfielder has been ruled out of action until February with a hamstring injury.

Nasri, 28, has not featured for City since coming on as a second-half substitute in the 5-1 Premier League win over Bournemouth on 17 October.

The France international has posted this moody picture of himself on crutches on his Instagram account.

He wrote: "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. I will be back better than ever. See you in three months."

Deep."
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Well this is the one I get when I go onto the BBC one :
Samir Nasri: Man City midfielder out until February with injury
Manchester City midfielder Samir Nasri has been ruled out of action until February with a hamstring injury.

Nasri, 28, has not featured for City since coming on as a second-half substitute in the 5-1 Premier League win over Bournemouth on 17 October.

France international Nasri posted a picture of himself on crutches on hisInstagram account.

He wrote: "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. I will be back better than ever. See you in three months."

Nasri has made eight appearances for City this season - scoring once in the 2-0 win at Everton in August - but has started only two games.
 
Noticed Sly sports have sensationalized a Klopp press conference. We are hardly ever in the news unless it has a negative slant on it.
 
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