Media Discussion - 2023/24

[PPT]

Of course there’s no such thing as the biased Red Shirt Football Media.

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Compared to the Telegraph that’s nothing. They easily have four or five articles a day on United. Everyday. It is a fanzine in all but name. Minute by minute reports on friendly games FFS. The fawning and adoration over them is genuinely off the scale. That is the English football media in a nutshell.

 

[The Lone Whalley Ranger]

Compared to the Telegraph that’s nothing. They easily have four or five articles a day on United. Everyday. It is a fanzine in all but name. Minute by minute reports on friendly games FFS. The fawning and adoration over them is genuinely off the scale. That is the English football media in a nutshell.

A true insult that Ducker is said to cover City as well

 

[One Fan Clapping]

We must have won last night.

Nothing on BBC app!

We were main headline when we lost…

 

[doobyedoobye]

The content shared in much of the media is driven by revenue creation so as long as people interact with it they will continue to publish it...

 

[spacecadet]

The content shared in much of the media is driven by revenue creation so as long as people interact with it they will continue to publish it...

The taxpayer funds the BBC. Don't see how they can monetise their shite website?

 

[blueste41]

We must have won last night.

Nothing on BBC app!

We were main headline when we lost…

 

[1961_vintage]

The taxpayer funds the BBC. Don't see how they can monetise their shite website?

They have to compete internally for their share of the budget.

Success - and therefore funding - is measured in click volume rather than quality of content.

 

[spacecadet]

They have to compete internally for their share of the budget.

Success - and therefore funding - is measured in click volume rather than quality of content.

Thanks for the explanation Blue. Always wondered why a supposedly neutral organisation, participated so heavily with the rag- dipper, anti-City shite.

 

[bluealf]

Maresca's approach clearly needs refining​

It is clear to see that former Leicester boss Maresca is needing time to bed in his tactical approach after just five weeks in the job at Chelsea, compared to Guardiola's eight years in charge.

Can't remember them being as nice with Pep in his first season.

"You can't mess about with it at the back"

"Kick it in to touch"

"Why is he trying to pass it in his own box"

Glenda and his buddies

 

[Exeter Blue I am here]

Thanks for the explanation Blue. Always wondered why a supposedly neutral organisation, participated so heavily with the rag- dipper, anti-City shite.

There’s also the not inconsequential matter of staffing. When the BBC moved from London to Manchester they filled their sports department with rags, often recruited direct from the swamp……their leader Nick Coppack being one of them. Making snide digs about City is second nature to them……..

Man Utd's Coppack named social media lead for BBC Sport - Prolific North

Manchester United’s Nick Coppack has been appointed as the new social media lead at BBC Sport.

www.prolificnorth.co.uk