Media Discussion - 2023/24

[TinFoilHat]

Spitty gonna Spitty.

I hope the club have a word. Then again if they did he'd tweet out he's being victimised to role his fellow ferals.

 

[TinFoilHat]

They've just replayed Danny Murphy commenting on the Maupay/Walker spat. He said it's all part of the game and it might have just been a brain fart finishing his point by saying "I hope it wasn't trivial"

 

[TinFoilHat]

 

[SatOnTheWall]

On top of spitting his dummy out yesterday because an Arsenal player had the audacity to use a camera!
Guys a complete bell end.

He didn’t seem to mind klipperty taking bows and punching his chest in front of the kop after a draw with West Brom. The stench of hypocrisy and sour grapes.

 

[ChicagoBlue]

On top of spitting his dummy out yesterday because an Arsenal player had the audacity to use a camera!
Guys a complete bell end.

All Liverpool, all the time!

Not a pundit, a bought and paid for biased mouthpiece, who twists what he sees to fit the agenda he’s fed.

Like many of them now, the money is so much more than the wages they received as players, they’ll do anything to keep the gig. They even joke about the money. Bit crass, not to mention sad, but I take what nearly all of them say with a large pinch of salt and a heavy dose of skepticism, if not cynicism!

 

[jrb]

Jack Gaughan.

Details surrounding the finances involved in the deal have yet to be disclosed and it’s likely that the multi-club transfer will be the talk of rival boardrooms in the Premier League.

 

[jrb]

Silly Sally meeting and talking to Trent on BBC Morning News. You can just imagine what's going on in her mind and in her body.

 

[mancboy]

Jack Gaughan.

Details surrounding the finances involved in the deal have yet to be disclosed and it’s likely that the multi-club transfer will be the talk of rival boardrooms in the Premier League.

whats this about, who are we pissing off now

 

[urban genie]

whats this about, who are we pissing off now

Salvio will come to us from a sister club, something the prem had a vote on in Decemember to stop newcastle loaning from saudi league (multiclub groups buying/loaning internally) 7 clubs voted to ban it those 7 will probably moan about this transfer being unethical or some nonsense.

Gaughan just pulling an old story topic and clickbaiting as per usual

 

[bewaresutekh]

No 640 sports news on BBC Breakfast this morning, just some arse licking piece on Trent Alexander Arnold setting up support for failed academy players as if he's the only player/ex player to do it. If City had dropped points we would have been lead story. No agenda though