Media Thread 2020/21

[Mike Cledford]

It's becoming a thing.

Standards at the Tabloidograph continue to drop

 

[mat]

Keys sounds just like my boss...likes the sound of his own voice and talks alot of bollocks

I don't think Pep grooms his daughters mates to fuck either.

 

[mat]

Red alert, jim white about to talk about Aguero's vicious attack on lino. Avoiding at all costs for good of my health.

Gives Danny Murphy a chance to read his PR instructions from the cult out loud to millions. Shite will try and trigger our Trev on Wednesday with it.

 

[ctwrd]

Well, I knew Keys was a prick but he's outdone himself here, I think Nige was just humouring him there.
Fat faced little fucker looks like he's storing nuts in those puffed out cheeks, obviously he's had to downplay what pep has done as Liverpool are playing crap and will be missing two key players for a bit.

Funny that Gray was sacked and he wasn’t but gray is the normal one

 

[The perfect fumble]

BBC doing a piece on the value of VVD which is fair enough, but look at the chart midway down the article considering we've got a suspect defence;-

Virgil van Dijk: How big a blow could Dutch defender's absence be for Liverpool?

How big a blow will centre-back Virgil van Dijk's injury absence be for defending Premier League champions Liverpool?

www.bbc.co.uk

You're not wrong....

Manchester City's Aymeric Laporte has the best average minutes per goal conceded record among Premier League defenders since Virgil van Dijk's Liverpool debut in January 2018, ahead of team-mate Kyle Walker. Van Dijk is third, ahead of fellow Reds Andrew Robertson and Trent Alexander-Arnold.

 

[Gazza]

It's becoming a thing.

Do they want him to apologise because she's a woman or because she's an official?

 

[Mike Cledford]

Can’t remember then doing a piece when Eric got injured nor can I remember them leading on a tweet from Eric saying he will come back stronger and better. The BBC is so far up the dippers arse they are coming out of the top of their head! It’s a joke and no way is there any impartiality when it comes to sport from the Bbc

What comments there were seemed to be was that it was his own fault (ie he deserved it). I am not aware how much of an impact perceived fault has on recovery from injury.
As I recall the media had been unable to admit in print how good Eric was but it all changed as they almost revelled in his absence because of his importance.

 

[Hoghead]

Black armbands aplenty in the sky sports studios this morning, the rats badge in the background with the presenter being all sad and teary talking about the injury to Virgil.

Fuck me he's not died, he's bust his knee, he won't be waiting in A n E for 4 hours and then told to come back in two weeks for a scan, he'll be getting top level care and be looked after appropriately.

And being paid an obscene amount of money at the same time. No doubt he'll have time now for some mindless punditry, write an autobiography and campaign to save cockroaches.

 

[laserblue]

It's becoming a thing.

Beyond pathetic.

 

[Northblue]

It's becoming a thing.

I can’t speak for her but I know if I was Sian Massey I’d be pissed off that people felt the need to get offended on my behalf