Media Thread 2017/18

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inchy14 said:
BBC northwest tonight reckon Liverpool are still competing on 3 fronts?? Are they fucking simple? If they are so are Arsenal, Chelsea, and the rags!! I know mathematically they could win the league but come on...
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They are competing to finishing in the Top 4. That kind of rings true, not like they said competing for three trophies
 
SebastianBlue said:
@BringBackSwales It’s especially odd given there is a much stronger argument to be made that it is actually exactly the opposite: it’s never been easier for City to poach Real or Barca players, especially given the former’s current struggles and the later’s precarious financing/marketing position, even with them doing well in the league right now.
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That would be applying logic pal, which these bitter blinkered scum hacks don’t apply, they just pander to the mindless masses
 
inchy14 said:
BBC northwest tonight reckon Liverpool are still competing on 3 fronts?? Are they fucking simple? If they are so are Arsenal, Chelsea, and the rags!! I know mathematically they could win the league but come on...
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They did win the league in 2014 from a completely impossible position
 
inchy14 said:
The top players know that sometimes standing still can create 20 yards of space as everyone else is running around. It’s doing it at the correct time that’s the art.
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Oh that's why lukaku is worth 90 million. He's able to stand still for 90 mins to create space ..........
 
lukaku translated from the Scots dialect comes out as observe a bovine
 
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The Idiots on SSN were at it again last night. They had a piece on Prem players who's contracts were running down and again mentioned Fernandinho. I am sure I read on here somewhere that he has signed a 1 year extension with an option on another year?
 
I made the mistake of listening to the Indy football podcast today and it was a damning indictment of football journalism. 45 minutes and I don't think they actually mentioned football once, instead it was half an hour on how great Jose is at being a **** in press conferences and how it's saving the season from being boring, followed by 15 minutes of transfer gossip. Literally didn't even mention the FA Cup games except to say how they weren't as interesting as press conferences
 
Read an article on MEN today at work. Who the fuck is Sam Luckhurst? Some outrageous, obsessive, anti City propaganda in there.
 
BigOscar said:
I made the mistake of listening to the Indy football podcast today and it was a damning indictment of football journalism. 45 minutes and I don't think they actually mentioned football once, instead it was half an hour on how great Jose is at being a **** in press conferences and how it's saving the season from being boring, followed by 15 minutes of transfer gossip. Literally didn't even mention the FA Cup games except to say how they weren't as interesting as press conferences
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I think it's the way of there modern world.

Henry Winter asked an interesting question on the Sunday Supplement. He asked whether Shaun Custis had come into football journalism so he could write about football or write about press conferences. Custis' answer was that writing about the press conferences was often more interesting. Sadly, the days of reading a report so you knew what had happened in the match are long over. We all are able to watch highlights of every game even if we don't watch it live, so we know what happened. What is left is option and analysis, which is great, and gossip.

Unfortunately there are about three journalists who are any good at providing decent analysis or capable of offering an interesting opinion, and there is an absolute shitload of scribblers offering gossip masquerading as news.
 
Chris in London said:
I think it's the way of there modern world.

Henry Winter asked an interesting question on the Sunday Supplement. He asked whether Shaun Custis had come into football journalism so he could write about football or write about press conferences. Custis' answer was that writing about the press conferences was often more interesting. Sadly, the days of reading a report so you knew what had happened in the match are long over. We all are able to watch highlights of every game even if we don't watch it live, so we know what happened. What is left is option and analysis, which is great, and gossip.

Unfortunately there are about three journalists who are any good at providing decent analysis or capable of offering an interesting opinion, and there is an absolute shitload of scribblers offering gossip masquerading as news.
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Yup, there is the sport of football, then the WWE sideshow attached to it and most of the media coverage is about the latter. How unashamed they are of it is the truly disappointing part though, they willingly admit that the football isn't as interesting to them as the pantomime, soap opera bullshit
 
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