Media Discussion - 2023/24

[Revolver]

Re Wrights comments.

The day will never come when City are given the praise we are due from the MSM and social media

There’s too much money to be made and followers to attract by playing to the the agenda set by the red histree clubs

We are despised by the media not for spending money (that’s okay for the cartel clubs) but because we exist

So they can shove any praise

 

[Asa's left peg]

The BBC has consistently reported our financial cases with UEFA and the PL in a totally biased way on all their channels. No attempt at balance just regurgitated conspiracy theories with no evidence presented.Virtually no mention of us being cleared kof the UEFA allegations by three independent judges. I realise City have been unable to speak out publically but it would be very easy for the BBC to talk to someone like Stefan or Kieran Maguire for an independent and balanced version of this story. Despite our Chief Exec publically stating we have "overwhelming proof of our innocence" there has been no serious attempt to present our side of the story. Yet the claims of provenly corrupt people at UEFA, La Liga boss Tebas, and a convicted blackmailer Rui Pinto, are reported as if the are facts. As taxpayers we deserve better from our national public broadcaster.

Youre right. This was more about the dick in Belgium and the CFG and crushing clubs hopes of winning shit because we will take their players. They used Taty Castallanos (sp) as an example when they could have used Savio ?
Taty is a success story but never got anywhere near City. South America - New York - Girona and now Italy - all jumps and paydays he probably would never have got if not for the CFG, and despite Girona loosing one of their best players, they have gone on to better things this season.
Tbf, I'm bored of it all and now expect it. I'm more disappointed Katya and I have broken up.

 

[Bert Swift]

“Shambolic” Premier League - Media Reports

According to reports, the "shambolic" Premier League is under significant pressure after failing to deliver on its long-awaited new £900 million football support system as clubs instead prioritise reform to their own spending rules.

It is understandable that the PL prefers to prioritise reform to its spending rules before deciding what `deal` it wishes to agree with the EFL.

The irony is that Liverpool fan, Rick Parry, one of the original instigators of the PL, acting in effect for the redtops, and CEO of LFC for many years, was instrumental in the break from the football leagues and for exacerbating the disparities. Now Parry is on the other side at the EFL as Chairman, trying to get more money out of the PL. Before this he was meddling at UEFA.

The redtops have made a hash of this for all to see. They introduced new `rules`, which did not exist when they were exploiting the PL, in order to stymie competition. They appointed Man U supporter Alison Brittain as Chair of the PL. LFC and MUFC ensured that puppet Masters got the CEO job at the PL after better qualified candidates withdrew because they anticipated the forthcoming mess due to the vested and undue influence of the redtops. Now it is unravelling.

Money circulating throughout the game is drying up; the last transfer window saw little activity; other clubs are being hindered in their growth and development; punishments are being handed out mid season and then changed mid season !

The unholy redtops alliance plus Spurs, who last won the topflight division in 1961, have created tiresome, ongoing division within football. Their self interest and self protection overrides everything.

 

[Paladin]

Merseysider McNulty the head of BBC football, (an Everton supporter), said on the BBC website today: "Liverpool should have had a penalty". As if it's 100% certain.

Imo he should have said they " Liverpool could have had a penalty". It was a subjective call.

He was correct in what he said. Liverpool did get a penalty, and they equalised from it.

 

[Rochdale Blue]

'Ref Watch: Should Liverpool have been awarded penalty for foul on Mac Allister?'

Ref Watch: Should Liverpool have been awarded a penalty for Jeremy Doku foul on Alexis Mac Allister?

The Ref Watch panel discuss whether Liverpool should have been awarded a late penalty for a foul from Manchester Citys Jeremy Doku on Alexis Mac Allister.

www.skysports.com

'Carra: Liverpool will want Arsenal to win at Man City'

Jamie Carragher: Liverpool will want Arsenal to win at Man City to help their own Premier League title hopes

Liverpool and Manchester City played out a thrilling 1-1 draw at Anfield, leaving Arsenal top of the Premier League table; focus now turns to Man City hosting Arsenal at the Etihad on Sunday March 31, live on Sky Sports; Jamie Carragher believes Liverpool would favour Arsenal beating City

www.skysports.com

'How much has VAR cost Liverpool?'

How much has VAR cost Liverpool this season? | The Question

After the decision for Jeremy Doku’s challenge on Alexis Mac Allister was deemed not to be a penalty, we take a look at other controversial VAR decisions involving Liverpool this season.

www.skysports.com

Fuckin state of this shite from red sky sports.

Carra just proving he has the brains of a particularly thick rocking horse if he doesn't think a draw would be the best result for that shower. Maybe he should consult the holy chicken giblets

 

[Claytop]

Merseysider McNulty the head of BBC football, (an Everton supporter), said on the BBC website today: "Liverpool should have had a penalty". As if it's 100% certain.

Imo he should have said they " Liverpool could have had a penalty". It was a subjective call.

McNulty will forever get a pass from me for this ‘hacked’ tweet…

 

[Rochdale Blue]

During the Wenger/Taggert rivalry could you imagine if Sky came out with the mental gymnastics that Wenger was better than Taggert because he spent less and won less trophies? Here’s the batshit crazy analysis that Sky put out as they don’t want to acknowledge how good Pep is.

For some strange reason I have a feeling the narrative might possibly be a teeny bit different if Pep was at one of the other red shit clubs.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

“Shambolic” Premier League - Media Reports

According to reports, the "shambolic" Premier League is under significant pressure after failing to deliver on its long-awaited new £900 million football support system as clubs instead prioritise reform to their own spending rules.

It is understandable that the PL prefers to prioritise reform to its spending rules before deciding what `deal` it wishes to agree with the EFL.

The irony is that Liverpool fan, Rick Parry, one of the original instigators of the PL, acting in effect for the redtops, and CEO of LFC for many years, was instrumental in the break from the football leagues and for exacerbating the disparities. Now Parry is on the other side at the EFL as Chairman, trying to get more money out of the PL. Before this he was meddling at UEFA.

The redtops have made a hash of this for all to see. They introduced new `rules`, which did not exist when they were exploiting the PL, in order to stymie competition. They appointed Man U supporter Alison Brittain as Chair of the PL. LFC and MUFC ensued that puppet Masters got the CEO job at the PL after better qualified candidates withdrew because they anticipated the forthcoming mess due to the vested and undue influence of the redtops. Now it is unravelling.

Money circulating throughout the game is drying up; the last transfer window saw little activity; other clubs are being hindered in their growth and development; punishments are being handed out mid season and then changed mid season !

The unholy redtops alliance plus Spurs, who last won the topflight division in 1961, have created tiresome, ongoing division within football. Their self interest and self protection overrides everything.

Parry has poisoned the well everywhere.

 

[bluemanchester]

And they show that angle on every piece on this. The angle from behind the goal shows Doku lifted his foot up straight to clear the ball saw Macalister coming and pulled back, did not follow through. Macalister on his part came towards Doku not looking at the ball or player and initiated contact as Doku was pulling out. Doku's boot came into contact with Macalister's chest side on not studs up. Michael Oliver was right on this occasion and the Salah one. livarpool players were looking to cheat on these occasions to win the game at any cost just like they did against Forest when after the ref gave them the dropped ball, a horrendous decision, the goalkeeper should have done the decent thing and either kicked it into touch or instructed a player to return it to Forest. But like le arse, fair play is not in their vocabulary when it comes to their desperation to win. In short, they are manipulative cheating cuxxs.

 

[A590 blues]

Well there at it again yet another cartel lead set of finance rules being rolled out ....like anyone understands the current ones .
These basically say your OK if you finish top 4 or 6 but if you don't you have to bow to not being able to spend anymore to get there, effectively fooking Newcastle.
Durry on sky already saying its to late with City "That horse has bolted" in other words we missed them.
I'm convinced the 115 charges were manipulated purely to undermine our successes and dominance, and the MSM has lapped it up.
It just happens that they are owned by the same cartel.
Think we may get some silverware this year may fall a little short of another treble ....but he ho we keep going
Come on City