Media discussion - 2024/25

[levets]

It's 500 not 2.230 out attendance capacity is 53,373 or something not 55k so another made up article to shine a negative light on us as fans and club

The capacity is 52,900

 

[jrb]

BBC News main headline page.

 

[jrb]

Natalie Sawyer goes up in my estimation every time I see or hear McTwatterface.

She’s put a bit of weight on. But is still good looking.

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

My favourite part of NBC’s post-match coverage was Robbie Mustoe initially forcefully arguing against Tim Howard’s insistence that it was the right decision to give the goal by saying Bernardo was impacting Sa from an offside position as the ball came in, so that is an argument for it not being given, despite Bernardo having ducked out of the way by the time Stones made contact with the ball.

Then they go to an ad break, and come back to Mustoe explaining that it was the correct decision to give the goal because players can’t be offside from a corner, without acknowledging he made a mistake with his earlier assertions because he didn’t know the rules.

Comedy gold.

To be fair, he’s usually pretty even-handed. I too expected him to apologi(s)ze and was a little surprised he didn’t. Howard was a fucking keeper and even he was like, “Nah, nothing in that” when everyone thought the bump was the issue.

 

[TinFoilHat]

Natalie Sawyer goes up in my estimation every time I see or hear McTwatterface.

Not the only thing that goes up when thinking about her...

 

[jrb]

City and Liverpool both win 2-1.

Same online newspaper.

 

[city2]

Match Of The Day should be fun tonight.

Can’t wait

 

[TinFoilHat]

Perry Groves another Gooner fan pretending to be a journalist.

It was hilarious seeing his piss boil.

 

[Bald fraud]

Match Of The Day should be fun tonight.

That ref watch bollocks on sky tomorrow morning will be even more fun! Obviously they’ll say it shouldn’t have stood. And will be played on a loop all week to try and get in refs heads for our next game

 

[TinFoilHat]

Ref Watch special tomorrow.

Is VAR protecting Man City?

Special guests Arsene Wenger, Jamie Carragher, Rick Parry and the Arsenal CEO.