Media Thread 2017/18

[The perfect fumble]

A bit out of the ordinary, but this vlog from the Palace match is not only funny and a bit sad at the same time, but gives you a glimpse of the match day experience for the scribblers....

 

[Bluemanc100]

A bit out of the ordinary, but this vlog from the Palace match is not only funny and a bit sad at the same time, but gives you a glimpse of the match day experience for the scribblers....

Needs a wash.... Has a sweet fetish..... Supports a shite team...

Palace made a big mistake sacking the last manager on the brink of something... Woy is devoid of inspiration

 

[Dragoslav stepanovic]

Mirrors Simon mullock wrote a good report, but he always does.

 

[manimanc]

Did anybody spot Nicky weaver at around 5mins 37 secs in front of the lad with gabby Jesus name on his back!

 

[blueju]

I listened to the Times podcast with Marcotti and she thought the result was all because of what Chelsea didn't do rather than what City did.

She is both clueless and biased.

I wonder what she thought the rags should have done when Barcelona let them touch the ball 19 times?

 

[Bentheblue]

I have the MEN ap on my IPad. On the main news page (not football page) there are 3 Rag related items, none on City obviously.
My mine gripe though, is that on on the dedicated City page one of the lead items is about Paul Scholes. Rumours of him being a blue must be true???

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I have the MEN ap on my IPad. On the main news page (not football page) there are 3 Rag related items, none on City obviously.
My mine gripe though, is that on on the dedicated City page one of the lead items is about Paul Scholes. Rumours of him being a cünt must be true???

 

[BucksBlue]

Extract quote from main post on BBC football this afternoon: "The six richest clubs - Manchester City, Manchester United, Tottenham, Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea"
Can anyone explain why the clubs are listed in this order as it's not alphabetical, from current league standing, price of pies or anything else I can think of?
Can anyone at the BBC explain their neutral decision making?

 

[Abattoir Blue]

Sorry mate , far more than a handful , maybe not at 15-20 minutes but after 85 minutes of a game it is very noticeable , the club also need to play their part better parking and more trams would really help , and maybe Pep can stop the lads smashing in goals for fun , its harder to leave when there's only one goal seperating the teams :)

It is. And at the final whistle 75% of those that are left are walking up the stairs backs to the players who have just trounced a team and clapping the 'support'...

 

[Shirley]

Extract quote from main post on BBC football this afternoon: "The six richest clubs - Manchester City, Manchester United, Tottenham, Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea"
Can anyone explain why the clubs are listed in this order as it's not alphabetical, from current league standing, price of pies or anything else I can think of?
Can anyone at the BBC explain their neutral decision making?

What I noticed about the article they are now running is the picture at the top is from a City vs Chelsea game, wonder why they couldn't use one from a rags vs dippers game?

 

[hcblue95]

What I noticed about the article they are now running is the picture at the top is from a City vs Chelsea game, wonder why they couldn't use one from a rags vs dippers game?

The picture is from the most recent game between the top six so that's probably fair enough. But there is no reason for the order they list the clubs in, other than that they don't like us.

 

[TonyM]

I don't know about anyone else but I can take all the bad press we get, the lies and the bias but I can't take the voice of the guy on CityTV videos doing the commentary-ahhh. Jesus Christ-aaaa. He's so f*ckin anoying-aaa.

 

[Carver]

Extract quote from main post on BBC football this afternoon: "The six richest clubs - Manchester City, Manchester United, Tottenham, Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea"
Can anyone explain why the clubs are listed in this order as it's not alphabetical, from current league standing, price of pies or anything else I can think of?
Can anyone at the BBC explain their neutral decision making?

The BBC North West news at 6:30pm had the regional clubs involved in this as Manchester City, Liverpool and then Manchester United with club emblems l-r city, dippers, rags.

Considering it was over something controversial (foreign tv royalty distribution) it does seem to suggest that City are the ones kicking off about getting a bigger slice of the pie more than others.

I too found it strange 'cos usually the media favourites are mentioned first. In your list it's in current league order, errm... except for Chelsea, who should be between spurs and Arsenal[emoji3]

 

[casserole of nonsense]

Please, please, somebody, anybody, please just fucking murder Glenda.

 

[Blue Hefner]

Keown - Rashford can be England's Ronaldo.

I'll just leave that there.....

 

[blueinsa]

Keown - Rashford can be England's Ronaldo.

I'll just leave that there.....

Englands next poster boy and he is just saying what he has been asked to say unfortunately.

 

[Tanzeylee]

Englands next poster boy and he is just saying what he has been asked to say unfortunately.

Will have to be a big fuck off panoramic poster to fit that conk in

 

[bluegray]

Be fair on Rashford he kicked it past the fullback loads of times last night. Not his fault the Centerback got to the ball first cos he'd kicked to far in front.

 

[MillionMilesAway]

Keown - Rashford can be England's Ronaldo.

I'll just leave that there.....

'can' is a wonderful word, and difficult to argue is incorrect.

 

[yorkblue]

only saw a bit of the game but it looked to me that Rushford is beginning to believe in all the hype about him fancy flicks etc and showboating.