Media Discussion - 2023/24

[GOULDYBOBS]

Will I get in trouble for scouring through all the BBC Sports HYS comments sections and replying to every scousers post which only has the numbers 115 in it (no words, just the number) and replying to it with just the number 39?

Apparently I'm a bigot for pointing out
Manchester City have never had all English clubs banned from European football

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Not stupid. Malicious.

He’s actually both, but he’s unquestionably dim. He has no critical thinking skills and cannot formulate a coherent argument.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

Not stupid. Malicious.

His stupidity makes him malicious. That and the LFC media team who write his lines.

 

[TinFoilHat]

SSN: Now over to our reporter In Madrid for tonight's tie between Real and Manchester City.

Reporter: I'm with former Real Madrid president to discuss tonight game. City won over 2 legs last season. Do you think that will be the case again?


Then starts asking about Mbappe. Surprised he didn't ask when Erling is joining them as well.

 

[madloaf]

The BBC allow posts like this on their main feed. Y'know, coz theyre cunts.

"The huge amounts of money involved in football are destroying our beautiful game. The Everton, Forest and one day Man City punishments should be celebrated for finally giving us all tangible evidence of this truth."

Cunts

 

[laserblue]

City's case at CAS came down to technicalities over time barring according to Miggy on Back Pages Tonight? How is he allowed to get away unchallenged with such fundamentally untrue remarks? Do our press office completely overlook this sort of lie or is he considered to be such an irrelevance that they smile and move onto more important issues?

Last season Rob The Knob Harris said City had "got away" with the UEFA charges at CAS "on a technicality" while reporting pre-match at the Etihad. The club should have forced him to issue a correction and an apology live on air or immediately banned the **** indefinitely for that malicious lie.

 

[cheekybids]

Last season Rob The Knob Harris said City had "got away" with the UEFA charges at CAS "on a technicality" while reporting pre-match at the Etihad. The club should have forced him to issue a correction and an apology live on air or immediately banned the **** indefinitely for that malicious lie.

Allowing him to talk like that in the middle of the pitch was an absolute piss take, he may as well taken a shit.

 

[SatOnTheWall]

Last season Rob The Knob Harris said City had "got away" with the UEFA charges at CAS "on a technicality" while reporting pre-match at the Etihad. The club should have forced him to issue a correction and an apology live on air or immediately banned the **** indefinitely for that malicious lie.

Or just had him killed and minced up.

 

[Mancity1980]

Oh my God. A short while ago I posted “same old Liverpool, always cheating” in reference to the late winner when the ref gave them the free ball instead of the opposition on the BBC Sport Comments section, I have just noticed on the Everton docked two more points article that someone posted “Man Cheaty” so I reported it referencing the circumstances of my deleted post and how this was an opportunity for the BBC to show impartiality to me. The result? A quick reply (within 2 minutes) saying the post was fine.

Appeal it & tell ‘em City have never been found guilty of cheating.

Done. Thanks for that pal, I’ll let you guys know the outcome.

Wow, I have just got a reply back and they have agreed that the original post should have been removed and now it has!

I guess the lesson from this is that the BBC will back down if you are right AND persistent. Can I therefore encourage others on here to do the same and help remove such posts from the BBC comments page?

 

[ballbag]

Just report every comment on HYS. Every one of them. Even the good ones. Give them something to do.