Media discussion - 2024/25

I may be a bit sensitive, but how come City Women playing in women's champions league are listed as Manchester women v Barcelona .I know we are the only club in Manchester, but they don't usually acknowledge that .
Incidentally good game to watch.
 
Bellamy's Caddy said:
www.mirror.co.uk

Haaland sale, Guardiola exit, 115 charges decision – Man City's nightmare year

Manchester City could be about to face a period of transition as the hearing into their alleged financial breaches continues, while key figures at the club consider their futures
www.mirror.co.uk www.mirror.co.uk

The Mirror's latest work of fiction is mindblowingly stupid on every level. It should result in an immediate ban from all club press activity.
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It would be an outrage if they ever get near the press room again after that piece of shit. Fucking lowlife journalism.
 
Bellamy's Caddy said:
www.mirror.co.uk

Haaland sale, Guardiola exit, 115 charges decision – Man City's nightmare year

Manchester City could be about to face a period of transition as the hearing into their alleged financial breaches continues, while key figures at the club consider their futures
www.mirror.co.uk www.mirror.co.uk

The Mirror's latest work of fiction is mindblowingly stupid on every level. It should result in an immediate ban from all club press activity.
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A tad optimistic. Surely a 100 point deduction for 115 charges is getting off lightly?
Overall it sounds like the work of a 12 year old dipper.
 
Here it is, your obligatory/contractual BBC football random bottom of the barrel scraping weekly news related to united
www.bbc.co.uk

Sierra Leone's identical Koroma twins wanted to be like Man Utd stars

Meet Alhassan and Alusine Koroma, identical twins who play football for Sierra Leone and have spent most of their club careers together.
www.bbc.co.uk
Just incase you missed it.

The Marianas trench has less depth to sink to.
 
I was expecting loads of navel gazing opinion pieces in the media today, predicting the death of football.
After all, Jurgen klopp, the big hearted man of the people, working class hero, anti-corporate trail blazer, spouter of "this means more" Scouse spoofery, champion of "doing it right", has taken the sugar-coated pay check, from a multi-club, financially doped, no history, billionaire's plaything.

Where are Miguel Delaney, Eamon Sweeny, Henry winter, Dan Roan, Barney Ronay? Nothing to say lads? Hypocrisy, filthy money corrupting the game, a nothing franchise trying to buy prestige? Anyone anything to say?

You wouldn't waste time before knocking City for similar. What does it mean when Jurgen goes to work for Red Bull, so soon after the adoration of Anfield? The totemic figurehead of all that's good about football, the purveyor of real passion, the symbol of a City, it's people, club and culture. He heads up a sugary drink owned, recently formed, football conglomerate. Does it mean more? Let's hear from ye lads.
 
Greenandblue said:
I was expecting loads of navel gazing opinion pieces in the media today, predicting the death of football.
After all, Jurgen klopp, the big hearted man of the people, working class hero, anti-corporate trail blazer, spouter of "this means more" Scouse spoofery, champion of "doing it right", has taken the sugar-coated pay check, from a multi-club, financially doped, no history, billionaire's plaything.

Where are Miguel Delaney, Eamon Sweeny, Henry winter, Dan Roan, Barney Ronay? Nothing to say lads? Hypocrisy, filthy money corrupting the game, a nothing franchise trying to buy prestige? Anyone anything to say?

You wouldn't waste time before knocking City for similar. What does it mean when Jurgen goes to work for Red Bull, so soon after the adoration of Anfield? The totemic figurehead of all that's good about football, the purveyor of real passion, the symbol of a City, it's people, club and culture. He heads up a sugary drink owned, recently formed, football conglomerate. Does it mean more? Let's hear from ye lads.
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To be fair Jonathan Liew has written something in the Guardian but I don’t know what his take was, I got bored reading it and gave up long before he reached the point
 
Greenandblue said:
I was expecting loads of navel gazing opinion pieces in the media today, predicting the death of football.
After all, Jurgen klopp, the big hearted man of the people, working class hero, anti-corporate trail blazer, spouter of "this means more" Scouse spoofery, champion of "doing it right", has taken the sugar-coated pay check, from a multi-club, financially doped, no history, billionaire's plaything.

Where are Miguel Delaney, Eamon Sweeny, Henry winter, Dan Roan, Barney Ronay? Nothing to say lads? Hypocrisy, filthy money corrupting the game, a nothing franchise trying to buy prestige? Anyone anything to say?

You wouldn't waste time before knocking City for similar. What does it mean when Jurgen goes to work for Red Bull, so soon after the adoration of Anfield? The totemic figurehead of all that's good about football, the purveyor of real passion, the symbol of a City, it's people, club and culture. He heads up a sugary drink owned, recently formed, football conglomerate. Does it mean more? Let's hear from ye lads.
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Liew has sort of tbf. Pompously, obviously.
 
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