Media Thread - 2021/22

[bobbyowenquiff]

'Foden gets police complaint from neighbours, after loud music at mother's day party' 'Joe hart kicked out of City ' ' Stones withdraws from England squad' ' Nac Breda fans put banner outside Etihad in protest '. Every article with a negative slant in the Fail, pure hatred from those cunts

You missed out Pep snubs Ya Ya who is now best pal with Klopp!

 

[Rochdale Blue]

It's all a bit sad really.

If he has any sporting intelligence at all, he can't really believe the stuff he writes. He is just desperately trying to build up a reputation on the back of anti-City sentiment and will get more extreme and desperate as it doesn't work. That is why the judge not recognising him as an expert hurt so much. The next step is clearly trying to get sit-downs with owners. If it's works with any owner, it boosts his reputation. If it doesn't work (more likely) he can say it's part of the problem and ask why the owners are afraid to meet him. What a sad existence that he can't build his reputation on his own excellence, but has to do it on football fans' ignorance and tribalism.

Of course, it is also possible he has no sporting intelligence at all and believes what he writes. Not sure if that reflects better on him, though.

Why would the owner of any club want to sit down and have any sort of discussion with an idiot who has an agenda. It's a case of don't ring us, we'll ring you.

 

[StillBluessinceHydeRoad]

By my reckoning in The Premier League era Blackburn were the first club to spend like crazy to with the league then the rags and then Arsenal.

Funny how most Arsenal fans forget that in the mid 90's the club secured a £50M "loan" from diamond dealer Danny Fizman so Wenger could buy a shit ton of players so they could complete with the rags

As we often say football didn't begin in 1992 and the rags were at it long before then. Ferguson was financed by rights issues (the phrase at the time for owner investment) so that they could spend on an unprecedented scale between 1986 and 1982 and then the sale of the whole club to enable him to buy Schmeichel, Kanchelsis and Cantonna, before what was his third go at winning the title actually did it - in fact almost as incompetent as today's bunch.

 

[Manchester_lalala]

Fully expecting a major story coming out about City within the next week .

 

[Rochdale Blue]

"When in fact he had just killed them with a sharp implement through their ear"......
Well that's alright then.

I think he was on a diet.

 

[mat]

Fully expecting a major story coming out about City within the next week .

A picture of Khaldoon smiling at a conference next to photoshopped Putin pissing himself laughing.

 

[stan bowles]

And it starts, over a week before the match.

Time to name and shame the parasitic journalists feeding off, and making a living by writing negative City articles.

Expect more negative City articles as the match gets closer. Whilst the fawning over Klopp and Liverpool will ramp up, and the clamour for them to win the match will continue unabaited.

Harry Slavin, the Daily Mail.

Yaya was basically done by the time Pep arrived. He stayed a couple of years into Pep's tenure but hardly ever played. Same with Joe Hart. New manager arrives and some of the existing squad don't fit into the new manager's ideas or systems. That in no way diminishes their contribution to City - something Pep has always acknowledged and spoken about - and Yaya was incredible for us for 5 seasons. Yaya wants to get into coaching so it's no surprise he's networking with coaches in the UK and overseas.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

Why would the owner of any club want to sit down and have any sort of discussion with an idiot who has an agenda. It's a case of don't ring us, we'll ring you.

And the funny thing about Harris's somewhat desperate plea is that I understand at one stage, City considered him a reputable journalist as part of their media strategy and shared quite a lot with him. Yet he turned against us for some unknown reason so was excluded from the 'magic circle' who City felt were sensible and responsible journalists and who they were prepared to trust.

 

[mat]

Must be due to play the Dippers.

Joe Hart's leaving conversation with Pep being twisted to suit their agenda.

 

[CC1]

Yaya was basically done by the time Pep arrived. He stayed a couple of years into Pep's tenure but hardly ever played. Same with Joe Hart. New manager arrives and some of the existing squad don't fit into the new manager's ideas or systems. That in no way diminishes their contribution to City - something Pep has always acknowledged and spoken about - and Yaya was incredible for us for 5 seasons. Yaya wants to get into coaching so it's no surprise he's networking with coaches in the UK and overseas.

Yaya is nothing to me. Great player but has no affection for our club. Throughout his stay he’s courted controversy in a negative & selfish way. Shame because his goals were vital & he could have been a real Blue legend. Comes across as a juvenile selfish prick.
Just my opinion of course