Media Discussion - 2023/24

[paulchapo]

He spoke very well.

He certainly did. Often the emotion takes over and callers lose their track. This guy kept the emotion and hammered home every point. The media clowns have tried every underhanded trick and slur in the book to undermine our success. Sadly for them it's failed as our worldwide popularity grows and grows. They might have succeeded with the redshirt shite and some brain dead sheep of other clubs but the majority know the truth and who they want to watch.

 

[Bez]

Jim White had his arse slapped there!!!!

Jim White is a media stooge. No thoughts of his own. He's told what to say.

 

[freshie]

 

[cheekybids]

Jay (Jay Greenhaigh) is on twitter. His twitter handle is @Saladabap.

Surely it’s salada ‘barm’

 

[mancboy]

The question i really wanted to ask is why on earth do these people think their respect matters? Their ego really knows no bounds, do they honestly believe that kdb is gonna look back at his career and think ive won everything, got a beautiful family, millions in the bank but it was all for nought cos simon jordan a man who was so awful in his field he resorted to shilling for likes on the radio doesnt respect me, i dont think so, these people really dont understand how irrelevant they are.

 

[Bez]

I hate mentioning the rags in any content as I find them so irrelevant. But this organic bollocks ? In the late 80's they were the 1st club in England to be floated on the stock exchange, not only did this fill there pockets, it enabled them to cherry pick any player they wanted. Organic my ARSE !

Spot on. The fuckers used to hoover up the best talent from their English competitors. Clear transfer strategy aided and abetted by their financial advantage at the time. Rio Ferdinand, Andy Cole, Eric Cantona...

 

[Indaparkside]

That guy spoke for all of us but in a way we couldn’t of probably put it over, I think we should all chip in and buy him his season ticket for next year top top man

 

[Platt Lane 59]

Spot on. The fuckers used to hoover up the best talent from their English competitors. Clear transfer strategy aided and abetted by their financial advantage at the time. Rio Ferdinand, Andy Cole, Eric Cantona...

The Class of '92 were a very fortunate windfall for the Stretford Serpents, that helped perpetuate the myth of being a perpetual conveyor-belt of youth talent.
Without these, MUFC would face carried on raiding their competitors for the likes of Irwin, Pallister, Bruce, Phelan, Yorke etc.
This does not include the huge marque signings of Ferdinand, Keane and Schmeical etc...

 

[MMA]

Well done Jay spot on with ever comment

That caller was fuckin brilliant.
If I ever meet you a pint is there mate.
Never known the talksport cnuts to let someone have their say so much , but only because they absolutely knew he was right.

 

[Bez]

The Class of '92 were a very fortunate windfall for the Stretford Serpents, that helped perpetuate the myth of being a perpetual conveyor-belt of youth talent.
Without these, MUFC would face carried on raiding their competitors for the likes of Irwin, Pallister, Bruce, Phelan, Yorke etc.
This does not include the huge marque signings of Ferdinand, Keane and Schmeical etc...

And the purchase of Rio Ferdinand at £29m in 2002 equivalent to more than £175m at modern day prices...now that's financial fair play everyone...and yes...Govan Piss Can very lucky with a batch of good players from the academy...all thick as shit though as their forays into football management have confirmed. That said, Beckham had the good sense to avoid going into management as he knew it would damage his wonderful brand LOL.