Media Thread 2017/18

[dario2739]

Totally deluded blue dipper on 606 moaning about Nyass (or whatever his name is) being called for diving.
I don’t really care what he thinks, but the host of the show (again ,don’t know who he is) agreed with him that Sterling dived against arse, and ‘was lucky to get away with it’
The bbc is getting beyond a joke.

If trye, that's fucking disgraceful

 

[Bodicoteblue]

Totally deluded blue dipper on 606 moaning about Nyass (or whatever his name is) being called for diving.
I don’t really care what he thinks, but the host of the show (again ,don’t know who he is) agreed with him that Sterling dived against arse, and ‘was lucky to get away with it’
The bbc is getting beyond a joke.

I heard that but I thought the dipper said it wasn't a dive and called out Wenger for having form on deflecting criticism. Could be wrong it's 3am here!!

You could be right - I have difficulty understanding scouse!
But the theme seemed to be that the Everton player was being vilified as ‘the poster boy of simulation’ while sterling appeared to be ‘getting away with it’and the bbc man was apparently in agreement.

 

[Shirley]

You could be right - I have difficulty understanding scouse!
But the theme seemed to be that the Everton player was being vilified as ‘the poster boy of simulation’ while sterling appeared to be ‘getting away with it’and the bbc man was apparently in agreement.

Yes the BBC man couldn't bring Sterling into the discussion quick enough, I sometimes wonder if all these pundits do their research from the rag top tabloids.

 

[unexpected item]

Just watched that 93:20 media video for the first time. Quite I retesting actually, especially Hughes saying it's the loudest noise he's ever heard in a stadium .

If you listen to an original recording of the game there's a crackling sound just after Kun scores and the camera is on Mancini. That's the pitch side microphones getting over driven by the intensity of the sound. In other words, the volume was greater than what they were designed to handle.

 

[franksinatra]

In the real world, it's hard to see that statement at the end ever being wrong.

Have you had better finishes on Fifa GDM?

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Have you had better finishes on Fifa GDM?

I'm a bit old for that malarkey, frank!

 

[jrb]

Saturday Night Football on Sly Sports.

Surprise, United! Even though it was more than a dull affair. Even their own fans admit it.

I was so looking forward to seeing Watford thump Newcastle 3-0.

Of course I switched over straight away.

Unfortunately Sly Sports are still pampering to the plastic armchair Rag masses, even when it's a shit match, while football fans in general turn Sly Sports off in droves.

Oh. I binned Sky. F***ers never put me on the £8 a month phone plan that I ask for 6 moths ago. Ended up paying £30 extra a month in phone call charges. It's cost them a new 12 contract and near enough £1000. Back to normal TV and match of the day.

 

[ballbag]

Yes the BBC man couldn't bring Sterling into the discussion quick enough, I sometimes wonder if all these pundits do their research from the rag top tabloids.

The BBC is more or less a rag top tabloid itself these days.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

You could be right - I have difficulty understanding scouse!
But the theme seemed to be that the Everton player was being vilified as ‘the poster boy of simulation’ while sterling appeared to be ‘getting away with it’and the bbc man was apparently in agreement.

Was it that c**t Jason Mohammed? He always tries to get in a sly dig at us whenever he's on.

 

[Bodicoteblue]

Was it that c**t Jason Mohammed? He always tries to get in a sly dig at us whenever he's on.

Yeah - think it was him - probably undercover swamptrash!