Onholiday(somemightsay)
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I'd quite like the last one front and centre....... ;-)
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Media Discussion - 2023/24
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From the news:
Erling Haaland set for staggering new contract that'll make him Man City's top earner
Erling Haaland is set to be handed a mammoth pay rise by Manchester City as they reward his excellent debut season and also keep their forward from eyeing the likes of Real Madrid.Manchester City are ready to almost double Erling Haaland's wages as they look to keep Real Madrid at bay.
The Norwegian enjoyed a sensational debut season at the Etihad, breaking numerous individual records and winning the treble. Already the forward earns £375,000-a-week, making him the joint highest earner at the club alongside Kevin De Bruyne.
City though want to offer him a new deal which would land him £600,000-a-week. Currently Haaland's contract runs until the summer of 2027, but the Premier League champions want to see the 23-year-old to extend that stay even longer, as first reported by the Daily Star.
The club are aware of the lure of Real, who have been linked with the player in the past. They are also wise to the riches on offer in Saudi Arabia with clubs able to pay astronomical transfer fees to lure players away from Europe with Riyad Mahrez opting to leave Manchester for the Middle East this summer.
City had plans to reward Haaland for his efforts last term, where he scored 52 times en route to the PFA Player of the Year award. Those have been accelerated though with clubs circling and Haaland could find himself among the game's top 10 earners with an annual salary of £32.5m should he put pen to paper.
The forward has recently hailed his manager, who is known for maintaining his standards, and believes he can continue to push for more under Guardiola. Haaland said: “He'll be even tougher on me, for sure, and I like it. I want him to challenge me. I haven't seen him in a while, but I look forward to seeing him and working with him again.
Bald fraud
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It’s all I’ve heard and read since yesterday! Why did we not get the same media outrage last season when we were robbed at the swamp in a much closer game. I’m sure pigmol will be hell bent on “evening it up” for our next game“Big spending Citeh edge past plucky Ickle Fulham with dodgy offside Ake header that completely changes the game”
What about the Engelbert Humperdinck?From the news:
Erling Haaland set for staggering new contract that'll make him Man City's top earner
Erling Haaland is set to be handed a mammoth pay rise by Manchester City as they reward his excellent debut season and also keep their forward from eyeing the likes of Real Madrid.
Manchester City are ready to almost double Erling Haaland's wages as they look to keep Real Madrid at bay.
The Norwegian enjoyed a sensational debut season at the Etihad, breaking numerous individual records and winning the treble. Already the forward earns £375,000-a-week, making him the joint highest earner at the club alongside Kevin De Bruyne.
City though want to offer him a new deal which would land him £600,000-a-week. Currently Haaland's contract runs until the summer of 2027, but the Premier League champions want to see the 23-year-old to extend that stay even longer, as first reported by the Daily Star.
The club are aware of the lure of Real, who have been linked with the player in the past. They are also wise to the riches on offer in Saudi Arabia with clubs able to pay astronomical transfer fees to lure players away from Europe with Riyad Mahrez opting to leave Manchester for the Middle East this summer.
City had plans to reward Haaland for his efforts last term, where he scored 52 times en route to the PFA Player of the Year award. Those have been accelerated though with clubs circling and Haaland could find himself among the game's top 10 earners with an annual salary of £32.5m should he put pen to paper.
The forward has recently hailed his manager, who is known for maintaining his standards, and believes he can continue to push for more under Guardiola. Haaland said: “He'll be even tougher on me, for sure, and I like it. I want him to challenge me. I haven't seen him in a while, but I look forward to seeing him and working with him again.
citymad
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Exactly. As for that tosser Beglin. His bias for the vermin couldnt be more obvious. It's a shame because the main commentator's alright, he just ruins it and he's unbearable to listen too.Await the media outrage for Salah being a mile offside and impeding the Keepers line of sight for the Dippers opener ( Dipper England on Var)
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brazilians hurt
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Who the fuck wastes their time listening to moronic bias & outright racist ramblings of Custis the clown & Wimpy Winter?Heard that! those two on there are dinosaurs
The NFL frequently gets it wrong.If it gets the idiots who run Var kicked out and get people in who know what the hell they're doing it'll be worth it. Yesterday was nothing to do with bias and all to do with incompetence. The NFL doesn't have these sorts of issues. It has to do with the intelligence of the people running it.
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Talksport caught lying again, they have just claimed Akanji was in the line of sight in an attempt to degrade City`s result. the problem with this theory is mathematics, if Akanji was in the line of sight, and he did get out of the way of the ball, as he did, then the ball would have hit the goalkeeper, it did not the goalkeeper had to dive to the opposite side of the net from the header. Talksport and a few others outright lying.
eyalluvitt
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They do it to make sure Refs give us nothing, which they have already been doing for yearsTalksport caught lying again, they have just claimed Akanji was in the line of sight in an attempt to degrade City`s result. the problem with this theory is mathematics, if Akanji was in the line of sight, and he did get out of the way of the ball, as he did, then the ball would have hit the goalkeeper, it did not the goalkeeper had to dive to the opposite side of the net from the header. Talksport and a few others outright lying.
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