Media Discussion - 2023/24

[cheekybids]

This is an good piece in The Times online - free to view:

https://archive.ph/6AarN

Absolutely fantastic article, what a shame that such articles are few & far between.

 

[SWP's back]

Oh they hurting

 

[SebastianBlue]

Oh they hurting

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Given that he wrote that as if our guilt was certain, my guess is the NYT is going to be getting a very pleasant letter from the club tomorrow.

 

[kev20971]

Thats not how it works though.
I don't care how our goals go in.
Rashfords goal and that Garnacho overhead were well worthy of being in top 10.
I thought Kudus goal today might gave got in too.

True and all good goals , but like you said , West Ham's goal today was a cracker but didn't make the list , yet that one on one and chip from Nunez made it ?
Also yes, Rashford against us was a great goal , but was it really any better then Forden's first in the same match ?

 

[cheekybids]

Now now, this guy wrote the greatest comedy football piece of all time don't forget..

Kevin Garside: Forget Wayne Rooney, Adnan Januzaj has the class to be

It might be that the England striker has peaked and that Sir Alex Ferguson recognised it

www.independent.co.uk

That’s 2 articles that are crimes against common sense. I’m sure we could get to 115.

 

[Stephen.spcostman.co.uk]

Absolutely fantastic article, what a shame that such articles are few & far between.

Terrific read. If we'd lost out to Arsenal I'd read that article if it was about them. Its so interesting. Such a shame that so many will read the click bate shite peddled by the likes of Tariq Panja

 

[paulchapo]

So I've just woke up after a great day and night celebrating something no other club has done before and decided to browse the media. Ohhh does the bitter jealousy and hatred run deep. That Liew turd at the guardian tops the toilet bowl. Yes I know I shouldn't give them airtime but curiosity got the better of me. If you go and read it take your blood pressure tablets first. This is his opening paragraph. What a ****.

The Guardiola supremacy: how City became too good for their own good
A seventh title in 10 years is proof of how incredible wealth has eroded any sense of competitive balance in the Premier League.

Just fuck off you utter scrote.

 

[cheekybids]

Terrific read. If we'd lost out to Arsenal I'd read that article if it was about them. Its so interesting. Such a shame that so many will read the click bate shite peddled by the likes of Tariq Panja

You know what else I thought about after. How tight we are, how many of those stories came out? Of all the things leaked, when things are going well no one’s hearing anything other than Haaland off to Madrid & 115.

 

[cheekybids]

So I've just woke up after a great day and night celebrating something no other club has done before and decided to browse the media. Ohhh does the bitter jealousy and hatred run deep. That Liew turd at the guardian tops the toilet bowl. Yes I know I shouldn't give them airtime but curiosity got the better of me. If you go and read it take your blood pressure tablets first. This is his opening paragraph. What a ****.

The Guardiola supremacy: how City became too good for their own good
A seventh title in 10 years is proof of how incredible wealth has eroded any sense of competitive balance in the Premier League.

Just fuck off you utter scrote.

Remember when they used to write that City must win after spending so much…..

So what’s he think Chelsea, Arsenal & the Rags excuse.

 

[Centurions]

Sky News finally recognise our achievement...only after a report on Scruffy Jim
Rob Harris never mentioned "state owned," nor "115"
He / they have been warned

If only...

Manchester City win record-breaking fourth Premier League title in a row

Pep Guardiola's side have made history on an afternoon which brought disappointment for second-place Arsenal - while Jurgen Klopp managed his last game as manager of Liverpool.

news.sky.com

"And it's even more difficult when coming up against the City's £1bn squad"

"Spending that is enabled by their Abu Dhabi investors that has fuelled unprecedented dominance but also an unprecedented Premier League investigation." (note Abu Dhabi investors, rather than state owned but then have they ever referred to the Glazers as US investors?)

"Judgement day awaits, though maybe still months away.
Talk of punishments – this season saw Everton and Nottingham Forest docked points for overspending – is on hold.
So for some is the verdict on this entire period of such superiority on the pitch." (Talk of punishments? Are we not allowed to present our case to the IC first then Rob?)

"Now there’s little stopping the juggernaut for the 10 times champions of English football – on the pitch at least." (And there we have it, the overriding reason for the charges, sod all to do with guilt or not)