Media coverage 2018/19

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dickie davies said:
It's only the Coutinho money
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Its the Culture Club way; sell your best players(suarez,Sterling,Coutinho etc) win nothing,turn a profit,and keep banging on about your history,which footy fans nowadays,unless they are FOC,s havent a clue about as its so long ago.

I forgot to put the selling of Jordan Ibe in the sell your best players bit above,lol
Lets a look a little closer..108 premiership appearences,3 goals.better than Sterling.clearly.
 
dennishasdoneit said:
Its the Culture Club way; sell your best players(suarez,Sterling,Coutinho etc) win nothing,turn a profit,and keep banging on about your history,which footy fans nowadays,unless they are FOC,s havent a clue about as its so long ago.

I forgot to put the selling of Jordan Ibe in the sell your best players bit above,lol
Lets a look a little closer..108 premiership appearences,3 goals.better than Sterling.clearly.
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They've managed to hang on to Jordan Henderson despite the bids they've had from Inter, AC, PSG, Barca and Real! They're currently allowing Frickley Colliery to speak to him.
 
We've known for a long time that the BBC Sports move to Media City was to let their sports correspondents get to within spitting distance of the Swamp, but the sports slot on NorthWest tonight was just laughable. Dippers got a mention with shots of them training. I think, but can't confirm, that Red Richard mentioned that we are playing CFC this weekend but the programme then went on a Rag Wankathon and dredged up THREE old games and we saw three Rag goals - and the Trashford goal v NUFC was played TWICE from a different angle and then they have a chat with Andy Ritchie. Another balanced report from the national broadcasting arm of the RDAHMeedya! I should be getting a rebate on the fuckin' licence!
 
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:
We've known for a long time that the BBC Sports move to Media City was to let their sports correspondents get to within spitting distance of the Swamp, but the sports slot on NorthWest tonight was just laughable. Dippers got a mention with shots of them training. I think, but can't confirm, that Red Richard mentioned that we are playing CFC this weekend but the programme then went on a Rag Wankathon and dredged up THREE old games and we saw three Rag goals - and the Trashford goal v NUFC was played TWICE from a different angle and then they have a chat with Andy Ritchie. Another balanced report from the national broadcasting arm of the RDAHMeedya! I should be getting a rebate on the fuckin' licence!
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Andy Ritchie...can remember an away match back in the day at Oldham..cant remember year or score but Ritchie,suited and booted. .had been spotted,after the match..by us City fans,as we walked down the gulley behind the stands...the whisper started.." theres andy ritchie.." more and more blues in the typically aggressive bunch of footy fans,probably pissed off cos we,d lost or drawn....anyway..the whisper got louder...as it does in those situations..ritchie you red bastard ..and then it moved on to verbal abuse much too sensitive to say at this time of year....the whisper had turned into an ugly evil full on anti utd rant(places in germany were frequently mentioned)..I honestly feared for the lads safety.. when suddenly,out of nowhere,a door opened and Andy Ritchie
bolted inside,door slammed shut....and the baying Blue mob continued its march....to the chaddy for post match beer!
 
As originally reported by the telegraph......

Pep Guardiola, Mauricio Pochettino and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer were among coaches accused by Uefa of showing a "lack of respect" after failing to show up at a VAR briefing.

As reported by the Guardian from the presser yesterday.......

Guardiola also responded to Aleksander Ceferin after Uefa’s president claimed City lacked class for failing to attend a meeting this week regarding VAR.

No clues needed to who the Guardian reporter was.
 
Shirley said:
As originally reported by the telegraph......

Pep Guardiola, Mauricio Pochettino and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer were among coaches accused by Uefa of showing a "lack of respect" after failing to show up at a VAR briefing.

As reported by the Guardian from the presser yesterday.......

Guardiola also responded to Aleksander Ceferin after Uefa’s president claimed City lacked class for failing to attend a meeting this week regarding VAR.

No clues needed to who the Guardian reporter was.
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So no confirmation of Pep's diasgreement with UEFA's statement ?
 
Shirley said:
As originally reported by the telegraph......

Pep Guardiola, Mauricio Pochettino and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer were among coaches accused by Uefa of showing a "lack of respect" after failing to show up at a VAR briefing.

As reported by the Guardian from the presser yesterday.......

Guardiola also responded to Aleksander Ceferin after Uefa’s president claimed City lacked class for failing to attend a meeting this week regarding VAR.

No clues needed to who the Guardian reporter was.
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Why on earth would busy football managers have to show up for that technical shit??

"Erm.we'll show you how three of us sit watching a replay on that screen and depending on how it affects our favourite teams will either change the decision or not."
 
Shirley said:
Yes it was confirmed Pep disagreed and he added Brian Kidd attended but I'm pointing out how lack of respect suddenly became lack of class in Jackson's world.
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Jackson is a sad biased cnut.and he is getting very well played to be one.
Why would you remain in journalism if your daily priority is to seek to undermine one of the greatest football coaches on the planet?
Money.that is so sad,and says everything about the guardian newspaper of today.
Beggars belief .
 
They were complaining about the free food at the Etihad on the Guardian podcast, it’s an incredible bubble these middle class journos of the people live in.

They expect my kids who are 4th generation blues to stop supporting their club when a spy is caught spying in Abu Dhabi & these fckers can’t even pass on a plate of pasta.
 
cheekybids said:
They were complaining about the free food at the Etihad on the Guardian podcast, it’s an incredible bubble these middle class journos of the people live in.

They expect my kids who are 4th generation blues to stop supporting their club when a spy is caught spying in Abu Dhabi & these fckers can’t even pass on a plate of pasta.
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Yeah I heard that one, moaning that there wasn’t enough gnocchi, entitled ****s. Why don’t they bring their own lunch packed for them by their mums.
 
dennishasdoneit said:
Jackson is a sad biased cnut.and he is getting very well played to be one.
Why would you remain in journalism if your daily priority is to seek to undermine one of the greatest football coaches on the planet?
Money.that is so sad,and says everything about the guardian newspaper of today.
Beggars belief .
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He complained that only three of those asked from England turned up, but as usual it’s pep and City that have no class. If it had been a positive article concerning a group of English clubs we wouldn’t have got a mention
 
squirtyflower said:
Yeah I heard that one, moaning that there wasn’t enough gnocchi, entitled ****s. Why don’t they bring their own lunch packed for them by their mums.
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I'd really not feed the fuckers, tell them FFP is always an issue seeing as they report it is all the time and direct them to the stadium catering to buy thier own food & drink.
 
An article in the Guardian today, 'Are Liverpool feeling the pressure of Premier League title race?'

Not sure if it is intended to allay the fears of Liverpool fans but the contributors are ex Liverpool legends Steve McManaman, Michael Owen, Alan Kennedy, Robbie Fowler and Jason McAteer. Kennedy I get, he's been hugely successful but the others? Is the Guardian having a laugh? Maybe they thought the perspective of those in a Liverpool shirt who failed under the pressure of a title race more valid?

Personally loving all these pressure questions coming their way. Recently viewed Klopp, Van Dyke & Robertson having to fend off questions about pressure. Must be eating away at them.
 
paulchapo said:
Why on earth would busy football managers have to show up for that technical shit??

"Erm.we'll show you how three of us sit watching a replay on that screen and depending on how it affects our favourite teams will either change the decision or not."
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This is how we will judge the PL version of VAR twelve months after its installation.
 
cheekybids said:
They were complaining about the free food at the Etihad on the Guardian podcast, it’s an incredible bubble these middle class journos of the people live in.

They expect my kids who are 4th generation blues to stop supporting their club when a spy is caught spying in Abu Dhabi & these fckers can’t even pass on a plate of pasta.
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The whole spy thing was laughable. As you say, we were all supposed to revolt in disgust at treatment of said innocent student being tortured in nasty UAE. Turns out, he was clearly a spy, wasn’t tortured and released on request almost immediately.

The alarming lack of media interest when he was released was clear indication that he was treated incredibly fairly.

You can bet your life, if he’d missed a meal or not had andrex luxury quilted toilet tissue all these human rights activists in the press would have been all over it.

My bet, they were all probably a bit gutted he was released quickly with incident or issue. For me, that sums the fuckers up.
 
Mancini Manus Domini said:
An article in the Guardian today, 'Are Liverpool feeling the pressure of Premier League title race?'

Not sure if it is intended to allay the fears of Liverpool fans but the contributors are ex Liverpool legends Steve McManaman, Michael Owen, Alan Kennedy, Robbie Fowler and Jason McAteer. Kennedy I get, he's been hugely successful but the others? Is the Guardian having a laugh? Maybe they thought the perspective of those in a Liverpool shirt who failed under the pressure of a title race more valid?

Personally loving all these pressure questions coming their way. Recently viewed Klopp, Van Dyke & Robertson having to fend off questions about pressure. Must be eating away at them.
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That's just Andy Hunter doing his gob as the Merseyside football correspondent. The Manchester correspondent is a Manchester Utd correspondent so that paper is a little one-sided.
 
Liverpool's wage bill now exceeds City. £264m vs £259m pa. That's remarkable given that these figures are for 2017-18 and pre-date Liverpool's summer spending on Alisson, Keita, Fabinho etc.

Man Utd and now Liverpool's football budget now exceeds our own but the media slant is still David and the UAE Goliath.
 
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