Media Thread 2020/21

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EricBrooksGhost said:
I see the apologists have disappeared from the thread again; predictable.
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I'm not an apologist for the medias but I can't for the life of me understand why so many are worried and stressed about them. So far we've won 20 games in succession an are still counting, we're 13 points ahead of those "in joint second" in the PL, are in the final of the Carabao cup and are still in the FA cup and champions league and yet it's still far more distressing that a few brainless, bitter no nowt ignoramuses in the medias don't like us or our owners. Just enjoy the bloody football - these same people have been carping for nearly thirteen years and have achieved nothing as City have been led into an era that gets more golden with every season. Don't be so touchy - that's the only reacton tha gives the critics any comfort at all now!
 
Plain Speaking said:
I submitted the following complaint to the BBC this morning, fed up with twisted media reports about our club:

"The supposedly independent Daily BBC gossip column continually shows bias and appears to suppress and distort any positive media articles about Manchester City that slip through the net of pro Liverpool and Manchester United articles. Today it gave incorrect links to a newspaper article and failed to report a leading story referred to by Gary Lineker on Match of the day.

Gary Lineker last night on MoTD referred to headlines in Sunday morning papers, that said Manchester City were looking to buy "both Haaland and Messi". Micah Richards appeared gleeful. As per usual with the BBC gossip column, a positive article about City was distorted and inaccurately reported.

There was no mention of the story referred by Lineker, but only that:
"Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola's uneasy relationship with agent Mino Raiola will not prevent the club from trying to sign his 20-year-old client, Norway striker Erling Braut Haaland"

The BBC gossip column then incorrectly linked to a separate Mirror story about City being interested in a Real Sociadad player, Alexander Isak, nothing to do with either Haaland or Messi:

www.mirror.co.uk
Man City boss Pep Guardiola keen on Real Sociedad youngster Alexander Isak
Swedish sensation on radar of Premier League champions-elect after terrific run in La Liga
www.mirror.co.uk www.mirror.co.uk

I dug round and found the correct "Exclusive" article by Simon Mullock about Manchester City's interest in both Haaland and Messi:

www.mirror.co.uk
Man City's push for £100million Erling Haaland transfer and Mino Raiola's role
EXCLUSIVE: The Norwegian No.9 is set to be at the centre of the biggest transfer saga of the summer after his explosive rise to prominence at Borussia Dortmund has left Europe's elite unwilling to wait
www.mirror.co.uk www.mirror.co.uk

The creators of the BBC Daily football Gossip section seem incapable of independent professional journalism, there is bias whether conscious or subconscious almost every day."
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You should say maybe the problem is that your head of sport is an ex Man U employer and supporter who can’t help but show his bias bitterness.
 
Plain Speaking said:
I submitted the following complaint to the BBC this morning, fed up with twisted media reports about our club:

"The supposedly independent Daily BBC gossip column continually shows bias and appears to suppress and distort any positive media articles about Manchester City that slip through the net of pro Liverpool and Manchester United articles. Today it gave incorrect links to a newspaper article and failed to report a leading story referred to by Gary Lineker on Match of the day.

Gary Lineker last night on MoTD referred to headlines in Sunday morning papers, that said Manchester City were looking to buy "both Haaland and Messi". Micah Richards appeared gleeful. As per usual with the BBC gossip column, a positive article about City was distorted and inaccurately reported.

There was no mention of the story referred by Lineker, but only that:
"Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola's uneasy relationship with agent Mino Raiola will not prevent the club from trying to sign his 20-year-old client, Norway striker Erling Braut Haaland"

The BBC gossip column then incorrectly linked to a separate Mirror story about City being interested in a Real Sociadad player, Alexander Isak, nothing to do with either Haaland or Messi:

www.mirror.co.uk
Man City boss Pep Guardiola keen on Real Sociedad youngster Alexander Isak
Swedish sensation on radar of Premier League champions-elect after terrific run in La Liga
www.mirror.co.uk www.mirror.co.uk

I dug round and found the correct "Exclusive" article by Simon Mullock about Manchester City's interest in both Haaland and Messi:

www.mirror.co.uk
Man City's push for £100million Erling Haaland transfer and Mino Raiola's role
EXCLUSIVE: The Norwegian No.9 is set to be at the centre of the biggest transfer saga of the summer after his explosive rise to prominence at Borussia Dortmund has left Europe's elite unwilling to wait
www.mirror.co.uk www.mirror.co.uk

The creators of the BBC Daily football Gossip section seem incapable of independent professional journalism, there is bias whether conscious or subconscious almost every day."
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Good luck with that ! I received this on the 17th feb from the bbc it was so long ago I cant remember what my complaint was lol. So when they get round to sending the normal shitty response I might remember what I complain about lol

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bluealf said:
Could it be any easier than the free steak they dine on now?

Made up trash about our club 24/7 I honestly can't see how it could be worse, you have a tosser on Twitter declaring that our owner kills babies and he is left unchallenged to say what he pleases, he is more than just a Twitter troll.

He needed shut down instantly imo
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That particular tosser is now an unemployable Covid denier who is openly mocked by those he once considered friends and comrades. So karma is real
 
at what point will the media start to understand prize money for all the hard work on the pitch. plus the sponsorship and media and image revenue is now manchester city spending power and not the owners money ?

jealousy is a woman and the media are leading the blind. if its any clearer that the hate and jealousy in the media to us you only have to look at last season when liverpool was 19 clear of man city ? one last push by the media to unsettle city this season in hope we crumble and united can step in with the help of VAR and the officials.

fuck you richard keys in pep should be sacked ?
the only club in europe that is punished by uefa for having owners spending money on football
maybe that's why we have not won uefa champions league they will not let us

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/foot...wiyeFY4wIOOTb6P4t-mUAn-afSr7sRKh8TidfBFiTE_bo
 
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