Media Thread 2017/18

[fergal_oc]

SSN results showing city ladies lost 4-0 to Yeovil today - dreadful!

 

[squirtyflower]

SSN results showing city ladies lost 4-0 to Yeovil today - dreadful!

Really?

 

[kaz7]

SSN results showing city ladies lost 4-0 to Yeovil today - dreadful!

Shame they never show us when we win

 

[dennishasdoneit]

I disagree. It's not 'laziness' or a 'lack of understanding', but a pernicious and sinister ploy to have it all ways. When we lose, which we will at some point, they will be able to roll out their pre-baked narrative - "Look, we were right, they can't defend", regardless of whether other teams around - or most probably below - us, have lost and conceded more.

It's not lazy; it takes forethought, duplicity of character and an unrelenting and unending amount of front to continue with the bollocks that they spew.

Correct.its not lazy.its meticulously well planned by editors/media owners. I honestly cant believe anyone thinks its lazy.

 

[remember arthur mann]

Let's put them right,

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/41297200

 

[squirtyflower]

Shame they never show us when we win

We did win Karen

 

[The blue phantom]

Really?

Without causing a ruck. It did say we won 4-0 Ive no idea why the poster has said that. Even the other half commented on it, Saying your ladies have won well today.

 

[kaz7]

We did win Karen

Ah i missed the sarky bit

 

[Groke]

Imagine any other business sector where the BBC actively promoted one company and put down a rival, there would be absolute uproar about the charter and scandalous misuse of public money - Asda this, Asda that, Asda is fuckin brilliant. Sainsbury's is shite, no-one goes to Sainsbury's, so expensive, Asda much better etc etc. I suppose there isn't any uproar because football isn't a multi - billion pound industry with millions of customers.......

 

[1961_vintage]

Imagine any other business sector where the BBC actively promoted one company and put down a rival, there would be absolute uproar about the charter and scandalous misuse of public money - Asda this, Asda that, Asda is fuckin brilliant. Sainsbury's is shite, no-one goes to Sainsbury's, so expensive, Asda much better etc etc.....

But what if they discovered that every time they published some shit about how amazing Asda were it got millions of hits? And they could wring a few more mill out of the advertisers - that would then enable them to fund quality output such as Poldark, Strictly and award winning drama such as Doctor's Who and Foster etc? Makes sense even if they think Asda are shite.