Media discussion - 2024/25

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deano ou812 said:
If I remember right he’s a red scouser fan,he doesn’t have any problems talking about City and any time he does it’s usually positive,remember him once on talksport bigging up City and how it’s so easy to deal with the club regards getting players on loan from the EDS,compared to other clubs who have stipulation’s in place when wanting to take a player on loan and the hurdles to get them done.. oh and he called out Levy as a twat if I remember as well ..
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He's also called out Rashford about not being arsed since he got his big contract. He has to pull his finger out at Villa or no one will want him and he'll be begging to go to Saudi.
 
Watching Sky Sports Transfer Deadline Day and it's fkn painful.....

Clinton Morrison can't string two words together. Melissa Reddy is the perfect diversity presenter. Kris Boyd. What's he all about ?

And Vicky Gomersall. Clueless.

Why do I bother !
 
Mike S said:
Watching Sky Sports Transfer Deadline Day and it's fkn painful.....

Clinton Morrison can't string two words together. Melissa Reddy is the perfect diversity presenter. Kris Boyd. What's he all about ?

And Vicky Gomersall. Clueless.

Why do I bother !
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Kris Boyd can't stand us.

I don't understand why he's trying to look like Wayne Rooney.
 
Eric Hitchmough said:
Of course BBC headline focuses on the amount we’ve spent.

I’ve not read the 856 comments but I’m sure they’re all fair and balanced, and don’t allude to the charges at any point.
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Upon reading the comments within 2 minutes I got a full house on my City bingo card
 
Eric Hitchmough said:
Of course BBC headline focuses on the amount we’ve spent.

I’ve not read the 856 comments but I’m sure they’re all fair and balanced, and don’t allude to the charges at any point.
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Obviously mate. They've also taken the same approach on their radio news headlines. Talking about which clubs bought which players in the window, but only referencing financial figures for our signings. Maybe we're missing a trick and all other clubs actually get their players for free?
 
Eric Hitchmough said:
Of course BBC headline focuses on the amount we’ve spent.

I’ve not read the 856 comments but I’m sure they’re all fair and balanced, and don’t allude to the charges at any point.
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It's a balanced article including this quote:-

"From a financial perspective, City are in a really strong position," football finance expert Kieran Maguire told BBC Radio 5 Live.

"Under these profitability and sustainability rules, you are allowed to lose £105m over a rolling three-year period. Manchester City have probably made somewhere in the region of £160-170m worth of profit because there has been an awful lot of players leaving the club - as well as the benefits of qualifying for Europe every year, the bonuses from sponsors and broadcasters for winning all of these trophies."
Also includes a graph showing virtually no spending in the past 6 years.
Personally I prefer the club I love to be in that article as opposed to this one!
"From a financial perspective, City are in a really strong position," football finance expert Kieran Maguire told BBC Radio 5 Live.

It also includes a graph showing virtually no spending in the last 6 years.

Personally I would rather be linked with this article rather than the one published for the rags!
www.bbc.co.uk

Phil McNulty's deadline day verdict: Manchester United, Arsenal, Man City, Tottenham and Aston Villa

As the winter transfer window closes, BBC Sport's chief football writer Phil McNulty gives his verdict.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
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