Onholiday(somemightsay)
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It was in relation to the post that I responded to (apologies I don't think I have the technological know-how to include it on this reply).......
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nmc
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McNulty is wanking on the Beeb - City have blinked first! Put the ribbons on the trophy. McNulty, Roan and Stone at the BBC are like the three stooges - utter fuckwits.
We were beaten only twice last season and broke all records. The bookies even after yesterday's defeat has us as heavy favourites. We are also favourites for the CL. Liverpool on the other hand lost 5 times, finished 25pts back, and have won as much as my local pub team. Ergo, us losing is way bigger news on any objective scale. No need to see agenda in every media motion.
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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Fair enough but I think it is there in this instance if not a wishful projection from the media outlets.
They all have an agenda which is to sell to as many consumers as possible - the biggest demographic in this country being United and Liverpool fans.........
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Yep, it doesn't happen often so the arseholes from the RDAHMeedya have to wank while their sun shines!
avoidconfusion
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Nice clickbait shit stirring by the Daily Fail again with regards to FORMER MANCHESTER CITY PLAYER Courtney Meppen-Walter who has been done for DUI again.
Left City's Youth Academy nearly 6 years ago and has played for Carlisle United, Ashton United, Chorley, Stockport County and Glossop North End since then... but of course the headline is FORMER MANCHESTER CITY PLAYER.
Left City's Youth Academy nearly 6 years ago and has played for Carlisle United, Ashton United, Chorley, Stockport County and Glossop North End since then... but of course the headline is FORMER MANCHESTER CITY PLAYER.
gordondaviesmoustache
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What a truly sorry decline. And then he moved to Glossop.
Pigeonho
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There’s no interest in the story of ‘former Ashton United player...’
Link the person to a big club, it attracts attention to the story.
Centurions
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TBF Sky are running a piece on how can United beat Liverpool, not actually bothered reading it but I'm guessing it's by kicking them off the park.
I hope the red bastards kick the red bastards off the park!
Jordie
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When I watch games like this it is hard to cheer any of them on but I fuckin love loads of injuries.
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Stoned Rose
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Played for Stockport though. Mahoosive.
Plain Speaking
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Two teams you would be pleased to see dropping points, relax, it's a win-win situation.
On Talkshite a couple of weeks ago they started the news with “former Manchester City Youth Coach Barry Bennell” it was never repeated in later bulletins, I think someone must have had a word, disgraceful reporting.
Stevieatlasblue
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I'm feeling weird today. Come on.. I can't say it
BBC website comparing Sky Cycling to us, thoughts?
"They ended up closer to Manchester City: a behemoth backed by so much money that their rivals struggled to compete; a multinational collection of talents around a British core but with many home-grown young talents choosing to develop elsewhere; a sporting facade to a commercial rebranding exercise. The home support was still there but never again could it be so unequivocal.
Like City, Sky were not just about big signings. They developed riders that other teams were unconvinced by - Chris Froome, Wout Poels - and improved others whose talents were obvious: Geraint Thomas, Michal Kwiatkowski. They employed outstanding coaches who changed how the game could be played
The way they won did not attract as many plaudits from the romantics as Pep Guardiola's team"
"They ended up closer to Manchester City: a behemoth backed by so much money that their rivals struggled to compete; a multinational collection of talents around a British core but with many home-grown young talents choosing to develop elsewhere; a sporting facade to a commercial rebranding exercise. The home support was still there but never again could it be so unequivocal.
Like City, Sky were not just about big signings. They developed riders that other teams were unconvinced by - Chris Froome, Wout Poels - and improved others whose talents were obvious: Geraint Thomas, Michal Kwiatkowski. They employed outstanding coaches who changed how the game could be played
The way they won did not attract as many plaudits from the romantics as Pep Guardiola's team"
Saddleworth2
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Raheems intervention on social media regarding racist coverage has been played out in a mostly thoughtful way (surprisingly). It may well be the turning point in the way the media portrays him and hopefully mark the end of his vilification by the gutter press.
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