Media Thread - 2021/22

[hertsblue]

Manchester United's Jadon Sancho has chance to show Manchester City what they missed out on

Jadon Sancho will finally get the chance to play at Etihad Stadium when Manchester United travel to his former club Manchester City on Sunday, writes BBC Sport's Simon Stone.

www.bbc.co.uk

Usual Simon Stone crap. We are top of the league and have won enough without him, so let him continue on the Rags bench.

 

[Blue_eyes]

Manchester United's Jadon Sancho has chance to show Manchester City what they missed out on

Jadon Sancho will finally get the chance to play at Etihad Stadium when Manchester United travel to his former club Manchester City on Sunday, writes BBC Sport's Simon Stone.

www.bbc.co.uk

Yeah, cos weve won nowt since he left while hes "smashing it" with the rags this season.........not.

Unless of course the article relates to City missing out on paying him his current £350000/week? wages, not read it, is there any mention of that?

Meanwhile we have made tens of millions out of sancho and I reckon he would be a better player now for staying, if a little less well off maybe.

Ho hum, he made his choice.

 

[bigstanhibbert]

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A tourist wanting to be edgy by showing support for the green n gold campaign - whilst wearing megastore attire and displaying a half n half scarf

What Sancho loves is beating opponents in tight situations.

It is a talent he honed as a cage footballer in his youth.

WTF??

Thing is how big was the hamster he was playing against

 

[mat]

The tragic news about Warne has settled the rag wank fest down at least.

 

[LongsightM13]

I've seen shorter biographies covering whole careers than Simple Simon's waffle.

He really doesn’t even try to hide his inner ragginess

 

[Keepingthefaithsince1976]

“Initially there were struggles”, 2 goals and 3 assists in 23 appearances suggests more than initially. And Slimon stones goes on to say that Pep was grumbling about him leaving 18 months after he left - really?

From bbc Simon Stone..."and why Pep Guardiola was still grumbling about the winger's exit to Germany 18 months after it happened."

Who is this guy? When did this grumbling happen? This guy doesn't sound impartial at all.

 

[argyle]

Will keep writing this until my fingers are ground to the bone - when you share an article on here or elsewhere the journalist and the site in question have won.

They don't care if what they write is correct or complete bullshit, all they want is clicks and the article shared. Stop doing it.

 

[bluealf]

From bbc Simon Stone..."and why Pep Guardiola was still grumbling about the winger's exit to Germany 18 months after it happened."

Who is this guy? When did this grumbling happen? This guy doesn't sound impartial at all.

You have to 'WATCH' Simon Stone when he talks about manure

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

You have to 'WATCH' Simon Stone when he talks about manure

Yeah, he's the go-to expert when yer want some horse shit!

 

[Bellamy's Caddy]

You have to 'WATCH' Simon Stone when he talks about manure

Worth watching for the look on Pep's face when that bellend pipes up. It's clear that Pep rightly has no time for him.