Media Discussion - 2023/24

[Vic]

Not MSM but thought I would put it in here.

Domino's looking to pick up more social media traffic (does that translate to financial reward?), not particularly numerous as demonstrated below;

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However this is the bit that troubles me is the use of the stupid websites description of the tweet - their use of the term 'hilarious' is so mis-used it's pathetic;

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Such poor, poor journalism / clickbait wankers / wherever the job title is recognised as nowadays...........

Edit: And I've just spotted the Vodafone advertisements. Fuck right off!

Boycott Domino's.

 

[BlueRockape]

Boycott Domino's.

Order one for all the people that you dislike

 

[Big Joe Corrigan]

Boycott Domino's.

Yep, they won’t be getting any money from me, I’m sure it won’t affect them, but gives me a small victory in this ongoing battle.

 

[Vic]

I'm not giving the link but a rehashed article in the MEN yesterday about Khaldoon's frustration at the delay in the charges hearing is given the headline "Man City chairman makes admission over Premier League 115 charges ahead of legal case".

There's no "admission".

 

[cheekybids]

The truth about next Mondays hearing is its boring. The PL looked to amend a rule, City said it was illegal. The simple solution is to go to independent arbitration. Both parties will abide by whatever decision is made. As I say, boring.
The reaction of the media to the above is a disgrace. The Premier League will not be destroyed if we win, football will carry on.
Not one journalist has covered the story in an honest way. None of them has even bothered telling the boring truth, all of them have set out to attack us with an eventual aim of destroying us.
There is no integrity or honesty left in that putrid profession.

Summed up perfectly

 

[norman]

The truth about next Mondays hearing is its boring. The PL looked to amend a rule, City said it was illegal. The simple solution is to go to independent arbitration. Both parties will abide by whatever decision is made. As I say, boring.
The reaction of the media to the above is a disgrace. The Premier League will not be destroyed if we win, football will carry on.
Not one journalist has covered the story in an honest way. None of them has even bothered telling the boring truth, all of them have set out to attack us with an eventual aim of destroying us.
There is no integrity or honesty left in that putrid profession.

Absolutely nailed it. City have applied to have the February amendment to the related party rules declared unlawful. In just over a fortnight or so a legal determination will be made.
Was interesting how Danny Murphy was prepared to listen and learn on the TS/Stefan broadcast and as Murphy said - so really it is being blown out of proportion - or words to that effect.
The media reaction is hysterical and dangerously (imo) irresponsible

 

[Gazza]

I'm not giving the link but a rehashed article in the MEN yesterday about Khaldoon's frustration at the delay in the charges hearing is given the headline "Man City chairman makes admission over Premier League 115 charges ahead of legal case".

There's no "admission".

The MUEN are desperate for customers now, even though most have long since stopped even thinking of it as a source of news.
A zombie newspaper.

 

[mexico1970]

I'm not giving the link but a rehashed article in the MEN yesterday about Khaldoon's frustration at the delay in the charges hearing is given the headline "Man City chairman makes admission over Premier League 115 charges ahead of legal case".

There's no "admission".

Yup, they know how they are wording it.

 

[Gray]

The MUEN are desperate for customers now, even though most have long since stopped even thinking of it as a source of news.
A zombie newspaper.

Their web site is completely unusable, I only stray on there by accident.

 

[Vic]

The MUEN are desperate for customers now, even though most have long since stopped even thinking of it as a source of news.
A zombie newspaper.

The Evening Standard ìn London is now digital only