Media coverage 2018/19

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Consigned to the dustbin already our title win, just as we all expected. Fail online have given up with it, focusing on the one negative story about Neville getting a pint chucked on him ffs. ****s.
 
Not one City article on the BBC homepage. Two on Liverpool. Weird.
Same again on Saturday if we win the domestic fucking treble, the one that nobody has ever managed. Forgot about on Sunday as they'll be busy wanking over the scousers in the build up to the champs league final.
 
Watching last night’s MOTD now, always thought Ian Wright was a fucking moron and he hasn’t changed. Can’t think for himself. Disappointed MOTD Sunday night stalwarts Keown or Murphy weren’t on to eat their humble pie the horrible biased cvnts.
 
Guess what sports story got prominence on BBCs paper section?

The Times back page claiming UEFA are going to ban us. Gleefully poured over by two pundits who agreed they were gutted Liverpool didn't win the title.
 
Aaha, you can put asterisk in your arses Ian Ladyman :D

With UEFA still investigating claims made about the club's means of financing their operation, it could yet be that we end up placing an asterisk against all that Guardiola's players have achieved over the last two years. What a dreadful shame that would be.
 
BBC Sport headline this morning.....

Manchester City know Liverpool are 'here to stay', says Andy Robertson
If they’re going to stay in second that’s fine!



Pep has clearly got under the sycophantic ****s skin as they’re constantly trying to retort Every time there’s a positive story for city.
Sadly for them there’s so few it doesn’t matter.


i’d fucking love pep to push them further in the presser for the final by referencing the shameful amount of Liverpool dick sucking that’s been going on ever since they won the league
 
The Telegraph reports on City are a bit of a mixed bag. Jason Burt is very complimentary in his report on the game and City in general. Paul Hayward was doing OK until he let slip that City are a "sovereign wealth project" which means he believes City are owned by a country rather than a private equity company with no access whatsoever to a sovereign wealth fund.

Then there is a pictorial listing by somebody called Charlie Eccleshare on the "Ten key moments that helped decide the title". Those involving City include Vinny should have been red carded v Liverpool, Southampton should have had a penalty with score at 1-1 at St Marys, City "on the ropes" and "riding their luck" v Spurs at home, and Lamela and Iheanacho missing late sitters with City leading 1-0.

Those involving Liverpool include them being denied a penalty (oh, the irony) when Keita went down in the box v Leicester as well as the Vinny incident. No mention of the opposition goalkeeping howlers, the offside goals being allowed to stand, the serial penalty dives by Salah and Mane and the Fabinho dive for the free kick that led to the winner at Newcastle without which City would have effectively been confirmed as champions last Monday evening.
It's so so poor isn't it?
 
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