Media coverage 2018/19

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Just checking the BBC sports page, there are 7 articles about United's game last night & 1 about Scholes at Oldham. The red bias continues, Ho hum.
 
Nearly always watch with the sound off, start with sound on usually off in first 10 minutes, then listen to music while I watch, find it a lot more relaxing.

No, no, no, no, no, mate. You've got it all wrong there. I know it's your living room and you pay the mortgage and the Sky and everything, but bollocks to all that. You've got to watch the match the way Didsbury Dave tells you to.

;-)

Actually, mate, I do the same. Got any lucky songs?
 
No, no, no, no, no, mate. You've got it all wrong there. I know it's your living room and you pay the mortgage and the Sky and everything, but bollocks to all that. You've got to watch the match the way Didsbury Dave tells you to.

;-)

Actually, mate, I do the same. Got any lucky songs?

Watch the game how you want, mate. But I reserve the right to judge you as either half-interested (and there's nothing wrong with that) or an utter basket case for turning the sound off.
 
Watch the game how you want, mate. But I reserve the right to judge you as either half-interested (and there's nothing wrong with that) or an utter basket case for turning the sound off.
Are you implying there's something wrong with being an utter basket case?
 
Sancho exclusive: 'I'm happy that I've opened doors' for young English players with Dortmund move
The Camberwell, London-born winger has become the face of an idea, a shining star for the argument in favour of career-furthering migration. He's the teenage conquistador who has shown his generation of English academy alumni a whole new world of possible progress across the English Channel...

"It's a good feeling, a nice feeling," he said of his pioneering role. "It's a good thing to give other players the opportunities somewhere else and not just at home. Give them a wider vision of what's out there. I'm happy that I've opened doors."

But as more and more Bundesliga clubs are scrambling to sign the best British talent, desperate not to miss out on the next Sancho, the former Manchester City player warned other youngsters stranded in the Premier League's nebulous "upside down" between the reserves and the first squad that going to the German top flight is not necessarily a cure-all.

"They do ask me what it's like, and I tell them truthfully: It's not easy. It's difficult."
 
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