Media Thread 2017/18

[jrb]

And that last bit I love,whether he’s doing it intentionally or not spouting off,where as have any of our players come out after games spouting we’re gonna win the league no problem,history has shown spouting off the majority of times comes back to bite you on the arse..I like the fact we go on quietly doing it on the pitch,where as others want to shout how great they are after what should be in reality a routine win...

Fair enough.

Pogba with Lukaku and Lingard celebrating after beating Newcastle. Don't worry, I'm not going to post the video. It's on the Daily Fail online for the 500mill+ plastics to watch.

 

[Thekinkygoat]

We, you're a Liverpool fan, so stop with the we

Not the only one thinking it then, good.

 

[Machiavelli]

Fair enough.

Pogba with Lukaku and Lingard celebrating after beating Newcastle. Don't worry, I'm not going to post the video. It's on the Daily Fail online for the 500mill+ plastics to watch.

And you! ;-)
Is that an electronic tag on his ankle?

 

[YaYa's Left Peg]

In a nutshell, stories about United generate more traffic (and thus revenue) than stories about City, hence why they get more exposure and positive coverage than us.

Hardly ground breaking revelations, admittedly, but confirmation of what we have long suspected from the horse's mouth, so to speak.

Don’t buy it...if they want to keep peddling that line, how is it ever going to change? Just seems such an easy and lazy narrative to pimp out. Hardly surprising if the ratio is 10 articles to our 1!

 

[flobo]

Don’t buy it...if they want to keep peddling that line, how is it ever going to change? Just seems such an easy and lazy narrative to pimp out. Hardly surprising if the ratio is 10 articles to our 1!

Spot on...Media have created the rag and dipper plastic fan base..constant positive publicity for decades
It's a media excuse so they don't have to help City grow our fan base

 

[flb]

United have always been the footballing equivalent of the spice girls so let them get on with it , 6 seasons ago all the media talked about them on the pitch now it’s all about the dabber and things off the pitch, we’ve won the footballing battle and they are years behind us.

Listening to Woodward updating the NY stock exchange last week to shareholders was a joy to behold , rattling on about Facebook likes and Twitter followers like it’s some kind of trophy.

Ladymans article on Pogba today just highlights how fucking deluded the whole club and fan base are , have a read and have a laugh at some of the comments- any fan with even the slightest idea about football can see it, on the other hand the millions of armchair rags lap it up like a kitten does milk, tbf matchgoing rags I know can see through the bullshit.

Let them dominate the headlines for Pogbas latest hair colour , we are winning the battle on the pitch.

 

[The blue phantom]

Don’t buy it...if they want to keep peddling that line, how is it ever going to change? Just seems such an easy and lazy narrative to pimp out. Hardly surprising if the ratio is 10 articles to our 1!

But the horrible fuckers do have an enormous fanbase who will search for stories on their club.
So if your not buying into The Mails constant Rag stories being part clickbait which helps get further revenue.

Whats your theory?

 

[remember arthur mann]

Fair enough.

Pogba with Lukaku and Lingard celebrating after beating Newcastle. Don't worry, I'm not going to post the video. It's on the Daily Fail online for the 500mill+ plastics to watch.

What a dingy, depressing changing room.

 

[jrb]

Sky Sports

As Manchester City continue to devour Premier League opposition, Pep Guardiola is being completely vindicated by his decision to stay true to his ideas about the game. His critics should accept that they are being proven emphatically wrong, writes Adam Bate.

http://www.skysports.com/football/n...g-his-critics-look-foolish-at-manchester-city

 

[Brightwell’s left peg]

Sky Sports

As Manchester City continue to devour Premier League opposition, Pep Guardiola is being completely vindicated by his decision to stay true to his ideas about the game. His critics should accept that they are being proven emphatically wrong, writes Adam Bate.

http://www.skysports.com/football/n...g-his-critics-look-foolish-at-manchester-city

Hallelujah