Media discussion - 2024/25

[gordondaviesmoustache]

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

Me too. He is such a tedious ****.

 

[Stoned Rose]

The media darent make this a big story , they would lose all acess to the red shirts , the cabul as they have proved to be

Remember the big story was how dare we challenge the pl rules, we are ending football as we know it and all that rubbish . Aside from martin , the others balls have shrivelled right up and instead of going big on the pl using rules that have found to be illegal , they are ignoring that and still going for us as per usual

They can swivel , we have proved we have been treated unfairly for over a decade by the prem, uufa , british media and the red shirts p!us spursey

Just fuck off and grow a fucking pair , remember why you became a journalist , i am sure you were aspiring to write the truth when you started out

Pigmol next please

Well in Kaz.

 

[Greenandblue]

Liew has sort of tbf. Pompously, obviously.

Johnny liew's piece is basically telling off all of English football in general, you shouldn't create Gods, they have feet of clay. It's not a hit piece on Liverpool or Klopp.
Do you think we'd get the same generosity of interpretation? Imagine Pep left us in floods of tears, a candlelit procession of emotion, his life's work complete, he could never manage again kinda vibe....then weeks later he takes over as football director of the Red Bull franchise. He'd be savaged, a shallow, greedy, soulless corporate robot.
We'd be ridiculed for our irrelevance, our greatest ever manager shows up at a fizzy drink club days after telling us he loved us forever.
We'd be absolutely destroyed in the media, Liverpool and Klopp won't be.

 

[St Helens Blue (Exiled)]

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

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.

So Peps going
Haaland is moving on.
We are losing 115.

Todays award for the wankest piece of click bait journalism goes to the Mirror :-)

 

[Platt Lane 59]

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.

Forget the Premier League & Media's obsession with Jovial Jürgen - Superlative Slot is the boyo.
In the real world though, Dortmund fans, plus the rest of German football fans, are fuming about Klopp taking on this role.
Am sure that Barmy Barney or Loose Cannon Liew will have a Bavarian bamboozling bonanza on the hypocrisy of the "Godfather of Heavy-Metal football" turning into a another corporate "suit"...

 

[mexico1970]

Heard a few opinions on how we need to be careful because we are damaging the premier league, forgetting the simple fact they came for us and it's very much on them and their group of protectionists.

I say burn it all down, leave nothing but scorched earth.

 

[surprisedbygrass]

Seems like he's suddenly a fan of aluminum . You can't put Red Bull into heavy metal cans .

 

[wolviedinho]

The media darent make this a big story , they would lose all acess to the red shirts , the cabul as they have proved to be

Remember the big story was how dare we challenge the pl rules, we are ending football as we know it and all that rubbish . Aside from martin , the others balls have shrivelled right up and instead of going big on the pl using rules that have found to be illegal , they are ignoring that and still going for us as per usual

They can swivel , we have proved we have been treated unfairly for over a decade by the prem, uufa , british media and the red shirts p!us spursey

Just fuck off and grow a fucking pair , remember why you became a journalist , i am sure you were aspiring to write the truth when you started out

Pigmol next please

 

[wolviedinho]

Is it safe to come out yet as a city fan?

They hate us -:)

 

[blueju]

If this was the Wild West someone could just put a bounty on Ian Herbert and the world would very soon be a better place

Sadly it isn’t but given that City would happily ban fans these days for the most minor of misdemeanours I really don’t understand why that **** isn’t made persona non grata at the Etihad for his relentless barrage of misinformation, lies and smears against our club

Dead or alive