Media Discussion - 2023/24

[Ithryn Luin]

Ronay back to his worse in todays Guardian. Celebrating Reals win as some sort of victory for football and the little man and says the City project is "a grotesque spectacle on many levels"

 

[hammocity]

Just like the positive and fawning anrticle about Arteta and Arsenal last night after Arsenal got beat by Bayern Munich , we now have a similar article for Klopp and Liverpool. Whilst Pep and City got slaughtered without any sentiment, remorse or words of comfort.

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Is this you JRB?

 

[jim tolmies perm]

Ronay back to his worse in todays Guardian. Celebrating Reals win as some sort of victory for football and the little man and says the City project is "a grotesque spectacle on many levels"

Yeah like a corrupt Madrid city council deal to flog off their old training ground to build four fucking great towers which dominate the skyline in an attempt to give the city architectural prestige...all of which financed and developed by.....yes none other than the RM president, hence we then witnessed the birth of "Los Galácticos" with said grubby proceeds , not to mention the borrowing of €200m from a fraudulent savings bank during the financial crisis when people were being repossessed on an hourly basis....
...yes...grotesque indeed

 

[Shirley]

Ronay back to his worse in todays Guardian. Celebrating Reals win as some sort of victory for football and the little man and says the City project is "a grotesque spectacle on many levels"

We’ve completely broken them, they’re so desperate and clutching at straws

 

[paulchapo]

Ronay back to his worse in todays Guardian. Celebrating Reals win as some sort of victory for football and the little man and says the City project is "a grotesque spectacle on many levels"

Just another **** in a "Profession" full of them. Real Madrid must be the worst example he could have chosen to draw that analogy.

 

[Odd socks]

Only get to hear the half eight sports report as I drive daughter to work and ever since bingo decided to fuck off I seem to take more notice, Mike (nobody) is his name.
Yesterday City crash out, today no mention that dippers even played last night.
These BBC sports presenters really can do what they want.

 

[jim tolmies perm]

Only get to hear the half eight sports report as I drive daughter to work and ever since bingo decided to fuck off I seem to take more notice, Mike (nobody) is his name.
Yesterday City crash out, today no mention that dippers even played last night.
These BBC sports presenters really can do what they want.

They clearly value the homes for which they have toiled so "diligently"

 

[At-Swim-Two-Birds]

Ronay back to his worse in todays Guardian. Celebrating Reals win as some sort of victory for football and the little man and says the City project is "a grotesque spectacle on many levels"

He will be delighted with Atalanta's win over Liverpool then.

According to Deloitte Liverpool turnover c.700 million euros and spend over 400 million on wages. Atalanta don't make the top 30 European clubs so a turnover of less than 200 million.

Btw don't tell him that Deloitte have Madrid ahead of City by turnover and that the cost of renovating their stadium currently stands at 1.75 billion euros.

 

[johnevans]

Yeah like a corrupt Madrid city council deal to flog off their old training ground to build four fucking great towers which dominate the skyline in an attempt to give the city architectural prestige...all of which financed and developed by.....yes none other than the RM president, hence we then witnessed the birth of "Los Galácticos" with said grubby proceeds , not to mention the borrowing of €200m from a fraudulent savings bank during the financial crisis when people were being repossessed on an hourly basis....
...yes...grotesque indeed

Perhaps twunts like Ronay might try doing a bit of reading and consider the whole 'grotesque project' that has been Real Madrid (and to a lesser, yet still significant extent, Barcelona) ever since Franco got his murderous mitts on the glory that is the beautiful country of Spain.

Complete, absolute f**king knobheads the lot of them, Ronay and his ilk..

 

[hello]

He will be delighted with Atalanta's win over Liverpool then.

According to Deloitte Liverpool turnover c.700 million euros and spend over 400 million on wages. Atalanta don't make the top 30 European clubs so a turnover of less than 200 million.

Btw don't tell him that Deloitte have Madrid ahead of City by turnover and that the cost of renovating their stadium currently stands at 1.75 billion euros.

That's a little harsh you can't expect him to have the mental capacity to deal with facts whilst in so much prolonged pain.