Media Discussion - 2023/24

[ballbag]

And they used their usual copy and paste comment about us being charged into the story, it’s like every article they do on us they have to get the same comment in.
No surprise the Rags keeper won it as a Rag organisation with that award votes by Rags.

Any post on here that references the BBC should automatically have a line added to it along the lines of; ...'who are happy to employ and protect paedos'.

Sort it out, Ric.

 

[Asa's left peg]

I watched Pep's post match press conference this morning and the difference with ones here was really noticeable.

Firstly all non english reporters congratualted him on the win and after that they were all really respectful. There were even some decent questions. You don't want people blowing smoke up your arse all the time, but they realised they were getting to watch up close a special team and a manager and were grateful for it.

Maybe it was because the usual suspects weren't there.

 

[Asa's left peg]

Any post on here that references the BBC should automatically have a line added to it along the lines of; ...'who are happy to employ and protect paedos'.

Sort it out, Ric.

Love it. Can it be added to the unwritten forum's t&c's, Rick along with the picture thingy?

 

[Mr Fraser]

Seems to me that they see it as an expanding market with a very high ceiling for growth with potential to bring in huge future revenues.

Always feels like I'm watching a televised school sports day whenever I watch it.

Is it not a bubble ready to be burst. Product relatively in my view. The odd event game can draw big crowds. I can't see any of the top teams attracting large crowds in the main stadia regularly

 

[the-ecstacy-of-eight]

Merry Christmas surely!? ;-)

No, it's "Merry New Year!"
(you've got to roll all the Rs and end it with a maniacal "Ha-haha-HAR!" laugh;)

 

[Moss Side's Finest]

I wonder why the Premier League are complaining......

I GUARANTEE you, if it were the two red shirt clubs who were included, there would be zero complaint

Premier League lodge formal complaint to FIFA over Club World Cup

EXCLUSIVE - MATT HUGHES: The schedule for the new tournament which will see Manchester City and Chelsea play up to seven matches in four weeks in the summer of 2025.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[inchy14]

Meanwhile it appears that TNT have very belatedly deleted that offensive and indeed libellous tweet about City
But only after 24hrs of harvesting clicks and the sweet sweet ad revenue
This us what we fight against and why
The club stays silent
And still there are naive dickheads on here who deny any sort of bias or agenda
Though we know many of them are shameless tarts and want to grow their own attention seeking media profiles

What tweet?

 

[pauls]

I wonder why the Premier League are complaining......

I GUARANTEE you, if it were the two red shirt clubs who were included, there would be zero complaint

Premier League lodge formal complaint to FIFA over Club World Cup

EXCLUSIVE - MATT HUGHES: The schedule for the new tournament which will see Manchester City and Chelsea play up to seven matches in four weeks in the summer of 2025.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Why are they complaining when they're trying to get us expelled from their League?

 

[Maly]

No, it's "Merry New Year!"
(you've got to roll all the Rs and end it with a maniacal "Ha-haha-HAR!" laugh;)

Hi Eddie :)

 

[Winchester]

What tweet?

Pray tell