Media Thread 2017/18

[bluwes]

Could we have a low down i ain't clicking on the link to those shitehawks?

Its just a breakdown of the 5Live programme that was on in March, with the guy from Fletcher Moss, along with comments from Jim Cassel and the guy who used to be with City but was headhunted by the rags fro their academy following the two 9-0 defeats of their under 14's and 15's
Nothing new. Nothing to see

 

[Inter Me Nan]

Its just a breakdown of the 5Live programme that was on in March, with the guy from Fletcher Moss, along with comments from Jim Cassel and the guy who used to be with City but was headhunted by the rags fro their academy following the two 9-0 defeats of their under 14's and 15's
Nothing new. Nothing to see

Cheers.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

Could we have a low down i ain't clicking on the link to those shitehawks?

It's about attracting young players and how oil-rich Manchester City, a club with no history, has been deviously out-flanking their gallant but poor rivals (who only turnover £500m a year and therefore can't possibly compete financially).

 

[dickie davies]

It's about attracting young players and how oil-rich Manchester City, a club with no history, has been deviously out-flanking their gallant but poor rivals (who only turnover £500m a year and therefore can't possibly compete financially).

And the program hinted that City were bribing parents to send their kids to the campus

 

[Vienna_70]

pmsl i saw that plastered somewhere and remember thinking 'what an odd set of years to focus on... oh ffs give me strength'. In all my days i can safely say the other video lists like this have always been 'best of the 00's' or something. I found it funny and pathetic in a comical sense.

I think it's in five-year chunks from the inception of the Premier League, I.e. 1992-97, '97-02, etc.

 

[Leto]

Compare that to the United one, where he basically says they've got the best squad ever put together and writes nothing but praise. Unreal.

https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...mier-league-2017-18-preview-manchester-united

He's got to be special needs, thers is no other explanation for why he is such a dreadful writer. In the united season preview he spends 4 paragraphs discussing the idea of united signing Dele Alli which isn't even a wild rumour, it's an idea he has had in his own head. It would be tedious to hear some no mark in the pub discuss it, it's ridiculous to read a professional 'journalist' spout that shit.

 

[Felicity Walsh]

I cannot for the life of me work out how the hell Jackson manages to thieve a living as a sports journalist. He's as thick as pig shit and the most incredible thing is that he's actually employed by one of the better publications

 

[Lucky Toma]

I cannot for the life of me work out how the hell Jackson manages to thieve a living as a sports journalist. He's as thick as pig shit and the most incredible thing is that he's actually employed by one of the better publications

Can assure you that he is not remotely respected at the Guardian.

 

[Exeter Blue I am here]

sorry if mentioned before but I`ve only just read it... manchesters cold war on the bbc website, its a good read http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/longform_manchester_cold_war

The programme was a big bag of bitter rag piss, coughed up by the BBC at the rag's request, with much handwringing over City sending all their academy kids to St Bede's private school. It featured a lengthy interview with Dave Horrocks, head honcho of Manchester youth feeder club Fletcher Moss Rangers, only the BBC Sports department being little more than an infestation of rag cnuts in a sack, they neglected to mention that Fletcher Moss Rangers is almost exclusively a feeder club for the rags and that friend Horrocks has a season ticket at the Swamp, and instead attempted to pass the bastard off as a 'neutral'. A 'neutral' who just happened to describe City's private school education policy as 'immoral' and alluded to City making underhand approaches to parents, and so forth.
Oh and the other two 'guests' were Andy Mitten, editor of a rag fanzine, and James Ducker, a sycophantic rag hack who hates us.
By the way, based on the current annual fees, it would have cost the rags about £1m to send all their kids to St Bede's as well, a drop in the ocean when one considers their £400m pa turnover. That they choose not to, but would rather woman and whine about City doing so, tells you exactly what a cheapskate club they truly are

 

[Plain Speaking]

I think it's in five-year chunks from the inception of the Premier League, I.e. 1992-97, '97-02, etc.

More bias from the BBC. In the 5 years to 2012. The BBC put the Rooney goal as a contender to vote for the best goal but not the Agueroooo goal, probably the greatest goal in PL history.

Also in their graphic summary of key figures from 25 years of the PL, they mention only 2 managers, Ferguson, fair enough, but Mourinho, who has been sacked twice, over Wenger who went unbeaten for a season and has won more in the PL.

In the article they mention 3 PL managers who have been sacked within 12 months of winning the PL. They lead with the 3rd placed manager, Mancini and reinforce it with a picture of him in despair. Glossing over the 2 PL managers who were sacked considerably quicker, Ranieri and Mourinho.

The BBC, (like the Murdoch organisation), frequently seem another arm of Manchester United Media propaganda.