I just looked for that "Shaw to win treble story" as I wanted to send it to friends in the Express but couldn't find it.Not one feature on the league leaders on the BBC football website . . Not one!
Cunts.
They probably are hurting but their childish churlish unprofessional actions means that l cannot read about the most successful team of the last decade who once again sit at the top of the league.And long may it continue..we’re hurting them .
And they know it.
Just watching Breakfast and it mentioned the twitter abuse to the WBA lad after the match against us and the two rag players with no details but the thing was left hanging so it even crossed my mind City fans were involved in the subliminal way you mention.Just glanced over the bbc footy page, and we get some mentions, but not in a good way of course.
Apparently a west brom player has been racially abused on social media, Romaine Sawyers, which is absolutely awful, anyone found guilty of racism needs locking up in this day and age. West Brom have rightfully reported it to the police.
The thing that annoys me is when clicking to read the report, its a City player challenging him in the photo,(Gundo) and we get a mention too as the team they were playing when the incident occured. Not a lie, I hear some of you say, ok but there is no way they are not "putting us out there" in connection with this.
The bastards cant bring themselves to give us anywhere near the amount of positive football articles as they do for teams below us in the league, but as soon as there is negative association, bang!! we are linked like a shot.
This happens regularly, from covid distancing to spending to racism, its City who get presented visually. I dont care that they need more positive rag/dipper articles for their clicks, but why diss us with negativity against always, why not leave us out altogether, you know, like they do when we do something good.
I dont know who has sent this racist message, and I suspect, neither do the bbc, so to offer us up subliminally like this is unforgivable.
I will reiterate my view from a similarly negative article recently, if something good had happened instead at the time we played them, we would be nowhere near the article in words or pictures.
Very true, and very well articulatedJust glanced over the bbc footy page, and we get some mentions, but not in a good way of course.
Apparently a west brom player has been racially abused on social media, Romaine Sawyers, which is absolutely awful, anyone found guilty of racism needs locking up in this day and age. West Brom have rightfully reported it to the police.
The thing that annoys me is when clicking to read the report, its a City player challenging him in the photo,(Gundo) and we get a mention too as the team they were playing when the incident occured. Not a lie, I hear some of you say, ok but there is no way they are not "putting us out there" in connection with this.
The bastards cant bring themselves to give us anywhere near the amount of positive football articles as they do for teams below us in the league, but as soon as there is negative association, bang!! we are linked like a shot.
This happens regularly, from covid distancing to spending to racism, its City who get presented visually. I dont care that they need more positive rag/dipper articles for their clicks, but why diss us with negativity always, why not leave us out altogether, you know, like they do when we do something good.
I dont know who has sent this racist message, and I suspect, neither do the bbc, so to offer us up subliminally like this is unforgivable.
I will reiterate my view from a similarly negative article recently, if something good had happened instead at the time we played them, we would be nowhere near the article in words or pictures.
I see the Guardian has a piece on Pogba being back to his best, must have been written before the Sheffield United game or maybe that is his best.
The Express is worse than the Daily United. City do not exist according the Express. They have made a point of not doing any City articles. It's just full of United, Liverpool, Arsenal, and Chelsea articles.I just looked for that "Shaw to win treble story" as I wanted to send it to friends in the Express but couldn't find it.
However, it may have been lost in the 25, yes 25 United stories on there. Not one story about City except for Klopp sending City a message, now he's won a game finally. You'd think the leaders were not playing today. What a pathetic, childish media company.
Take as a compliment Mike...it’s not big news anymore city being at the top ;)They probably are hurting but their childish churlish unprofessional actions means that l cannot read about the most successful team of the last decade who once again sit at the top of the league.
West Midlands police tweeted 11 hours ago that they’d arrested a Dudley man. The BBC could have reported that if it pleased them to do so. But maybe they don’t want to remove that bit of doubt.Just watching Breakfast and it mentioned the twitter abuse to the WBA lad after the match against us and the two rag players with no details but the thing was left hanging so it even crossed my mind City fans were involved in the subliminal way you mention.
I too know nothing about the tweets but l would have thought there was enough info on the content and context of the tweets to make a fair guess at which fantasy might be involved. Another fair guess tells me it was nothing to do with City fans or they would be all over us.
I thought he must have already won it.Full on bruno fernandes wankathon on ssn, they've just had a 5 minute section of his assists and good passes, it must be time for players to vote for player of the year, fucking outrageous