The Manchester Evening News ongoing campaign to mock the majority of its customers in Manchester appears to be paying dividends. Circulation figures out today show that it is the second worst performing newspaper in the UK with its sales down 18.9 per cent compared with last year. No amount of online clicks from its overseas army of rag fans can mask that shocking result. A bit of Karma I think for all those red circles.Luckhurst is an utter twunt, he's fell lucky writing social media pro rag shite for a few years and has been elevated to 'journalist' with his MUEn columns, he's nothing more than a fan deliberately writing click bait pro rag anti City. He's also despised by some decent Rags I know. If it help he's on twitter and is very sensitive to getting pulled up on his shite writing
I really don't understand how it has got to this point; how we have become an absolute pariah in the eyes of practically every media outlet in the country.
Apart from gatecrash the Big 4 party in 2012, we haven't actually done anything wrong. Yet the disparity on reporting is stark.
Imagine Pep goes to the Scum or the dippers: Under Pep's management they spend the same amount of money we have spent to rebuild their team, he would be hailed a team building genius without even having kicked a ball.
We have a number of players out or contract at the end of last season, forcing us to spend big in the current transfer market and we are constantly labelled as oil money big spenders who have single handedly ruined football as we know it (even though it is clear for all to see the Scum have broken more transfer records in the PL since they signed Camel Gob); damned if we win, damned if we don't.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.da...ited-s-HUGE-transfer-spend-compared-Ajax.htmlYou're right Oakie, it is becoming an obsession with Sly Sports News.
*As Bournemouth prepare to host Manchester City on Saturday, live on Sky Sports, we take a look at the stark contrast in transfer money spent by the Premier League sides…
With Pep Guardiola aiming to better the third-place finish his side managed during his first season at the helm, Manchester City have spent more money during this summer's transfer window than Bournemouth have in their 118-year history*
I admit I could be wrong, but if it was United playing Bournemouth instead of City, do you honestly think their spending under Jose would have been used in the report? We all know the answer to that, don't we. No!
PS.
I'm obsessed with you as well. ;-)
People wonder what we have done wrong. Something so bad we get hammered.
Well I'll tell you. We became good. We win stuff. We reach finals and the like.
As we do millions of plastic rags the world over go Click and the tv or on line paper radio and even forums are turned off.
Yes we hurt them but we also cost them mega money.
I fucking love it.