Media Thread - 2021/22

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

I wonder what the media will say now about UAE's willingness to increase production which has already led to a $20 dip in crude prices?
Don't hold your breath guys n gals

Every time a rag fills up at the pumps they are funding the project :-)

 

[The_Maverick]

Bet we don't see a quick dip in the prices at the pumps

Oh heck no. Price has gone up from $1.45/L to $2.15/L here

 

[bluealf]

Another ex blue pundit on 5Live tonight.

Izzy Christianson with Conor McNamara.

Very positive about City and her time with us.

love her :)

 

[laserblue]

 

[Marvin]

I wonder what the media will say now about UAE's willingness to increase production which has already led to a $20 dip in crude prices?
Don't hold your breath guys n gals

No I wont given that the UAE's oil production is irrelevant to MCFC.

The City Group took on significant debt to fund overseas acquisitions and infrastructure, whilst Mansour diluted his equity to get Silverake's investment. Those are not the actions of a club owned by a nation-state, and anyway City's revenues are now bigger than Man Utd so sugar-daddy talk belongs to the past.

The criticism of MCFC's ownership by the usual media suspects was and is opportunistic racism. I know so because in the midst of the Ukraine crisis and sanctions there has been a complete blackout in the English football media over links that Usmanov may have to Everton Football Club. They report on it as news but offer no investigation or judgement. Whataboutery? Dead-right because it exposes the motivation and morals of our critics.

 

[cheekybids]

No I wont given that the UAE's oil production is irrelevant to MCFC.

The City Group took on significant debt to fund overseas acquisitions and infrastructure, whilst Mansour diluted his equity to get Silverake's investment. Those are not the actions of a club owned by a nation-state, and anyway City's revenues are now bigger than Man Utd so sugar-daddy talk belongs to the past.

The criticism of MCFC's ownership by the usual media suspects was and is opportunistic racism. I know so because in the midst of the Ukraine crisis and sanctions there has been a complete blackout in the English football media over links that Usmanov may have to Everton Football Club. They report on it as news but offer no investigation or judgement. Whataboutery? Dead-right because it exposes the motivation and morals of our critics.

Maybe because a lot of those have Russian backers.

 

[Keeper!]

For more then 4 years this is his pinned tweed



And now 2022 his friends are retweeting a news that Mansor halfbrother refuses to talk to USA about the oil price.
Saying it like he is the owner of City.

This war against City is not just some random guy's on Twitter it is planned and paid for. The question is who is behind it ? My bet is Liverpool fc

All the yank owners, they want the same rules as in US sport, not a chance of that in the real world.

 

[waspish]

No I wont given that the UAE's oil production is irrelevant to MCFC.

The City Group took on significant debt to fund overseas acquisitions and infrastructure, whilst Mansour diluted his equity to get Silverake's investment. Those are not the actions of a club owned by a nation-state, and anyway City's revenues are now bigger than Man Utd so sugar-daddy talk belongs to the past.

The criticism of MCFC's ownership by the usual media suspects was and is opportunistic racism. I know so because in the midst of the Ukraine crisis and sanctions there has been a complete blackout in the English football media over links that Usmanov may have to Everton Football Club. They report on it as news but offer no investigation or judgement. Whataboutery? Dead-right because it exposes the motivation and morals of our critics.

Spot on if we needed an investment of money why didn’t our owner put his hand in his pocket, instead of getting a loan? Because we run like proper business not reliant on our owner!

 

[Spanishbob]

Oh heck no. Price has gone up from $1.45/L to $2.15/L here

From €1.07 to €1.89 here

 

[Marvin]

Spot on if we needed an investment of money why didn’t our owner put his hand in his pocket, instead of getting a loan? Because we run like proper business not reliant on our owner!

Unfortunately this is an argument we will not win. If the UAE ever came into conflict with the UK, MCFC would be sanctioned just like CFC. This is a danger although not an imminent one. Call it risk.