Media Thread 2020/21

[levets]

'Chief Sports Writer' can't even get the name of the competition correct.

The sh*t that passes for journalism these days...

It WAS called the FA Premiership when sponsored by Carling.

 

[theres only one carlito]

One bitter ****.

Downplaying an achievement that isn't remotely close to happening yet.
I wonder if his observations are shared when Usain Bolt broke world records etc over the 100m sprint as sports science has now advanced and he was wearing better footwear?

And journalists arnt as impressive either, not bought a paper for at least two years. Fake news and agenda driven bullsh#t ain’t my thing.

 

[radcliffe1309]

Piece in the MUEN just before our game tonight about Angelino slaggin Pep for ruining his confidence and not giving him a fair chance blah blah ......dear oh dear !

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Piece in the MUEN just before our game tonight about Angelino slaggin Pep for ruining his confidence and not giving him a fair chance blah blah ......dear oh dear !

Beeb too. If that's all they've got it's looking like we've had a week off spending 'oil money' and sportswashing. I'm sure Angelino really left because of human rights in the middle east and it wasn't just that he didn't get picked enough.

 

[mat]

Beeb too. If that's all they've got it's looking like we've had a week off spending 'oil money' and sportswashing. I'm sure Angelino really left because of human rights in the middle east and it wasn't just that he didn't get picked enough.

Could have sworn he said something nice about us after fucking off the rags in the last round?

Not like the Rags at Media City to look at a slagging off story whilst we're top...

 

[PaleBlue]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/56185343 the fucking beeb one if anyone is interested in this anti-City drivel from the outfit your licence fee funds.

 

[Mike Cledford]

And the bThe psychological effects of that bus assault was evident when the players took the field, and it 100% affected our performance.

The clowns are complaining at the moment that they have fallen down the league because they have not had fans in the ground.
Although they don't quite say it, one of the benefits they get is the crowd causing intimidation by its noise for Liverpool and the hostility to the visitors.
As the City team had just suffered several minutes of being hit by hundreds of missiles as the police on foot and riding horses and motorcycles and having lots of CCTV and other coverage and were STILL unable/unwilling to deal with offenders, the players must have had misgivings and those psychological effects you mention that their safety inside the ground was far from certain. I dont know about the whole of the ground but it is very easy for fans in the away end to get on the pitch.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

City should have refused to play the game citing player reactions to getting bricked by a fan base with A provable history of taking life.
They would have got destroyed in the media of course but it would have highlighted the issue and given the murdering rat eaters something to answer for.

I have thought a lot about this and have finally come round to your point of view. I was there on the night and witnessed the bus attack. There is no doubt the players were affected by what happened and we were three down after 30 minutes. The attack was ignored by the media but it was sustained and violent. It involved thousands of people and hundreds of missiles were thrown. It was not a small incident. It was arguably the worst direct attack on players by fans the UK has ever seen, certainly in its scale.
The Boca Juniors coach was attacked by River Plate fans before the Copa Libertadores Final and the match was abandoned by the authorities. If City had simply refused to play we would have been slaughtered by the press and the game would have been awarded to Liverpool. But a long-term precedent would have been set and the authorities would have been forced to act.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

Piece in the MUEN just before our game tonight about Angelino slaggin Pep for ruining his confidence and not giving him a fair chance blah blah ......dear oh dear !

Angelino is worse defensively than Mendy...and that takes some doing. His comments are very bitter. He was poor in every game he played for City and not as good as Maffeo (what happened to him?)

 

[KPXBLN]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/56185343 the fucking beeb one if anyone is interested in this anti-City drivel from the outfit your licence fee funds.

Seems like the person to get annoyed with in this case is Angelino, not the BBC. All they’re doing is reporting what he said.