Media Thread - 2021/22

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

Or when we were so.close to completing the quad

You mean back when football was boring?

 

[Spanishbob]

Has nobody heard that Mino Riola passed away today or is this the wrong thread?

 

[Kompany Car]

Has nobody heard that Mino Riola passed away today or is this the wrong thread?

See the other thread, hes back like Lazarus.

 

[cashmereundies]

Obviously
Look at how far Sanchez, Fred and Maguire have come.

Not as funny as pisscan persuading No7 to join them over us

 

[cashmereundies]

It was announced yesterday that Aston Villa, Crystal Palace, Leeds and Manchester United are going to play a tournament in Perth. No prizes for guessing which ‘Mighty’ club are getting wall to wall and back again coverage. Sickening.

St Johnstone not invited then?

 

[andyhinch]

St Johnstone not invited then?

Championship level clubs only by the looks of it.

 

[Sibierskii]

Louis Sahahaha what a nobhead

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

and they were crying 'Its not fair mum' because it was us.

 

[Bonzo Nododo]

You mean back when football was boring?

It needed completely reorganising so one team did not dominate if l recall.
But that was only if that te

 

[bluenova]

It’s been bubbling along for a few weeks now, but it’s starting to ramp up.

It comes as no surprise that BBC Football at Mediacity are 1 of the first protagonists.

Does anyone remember BBC Football writing a similar article when Pep and the players became the first Manager and English team ever to do the English domestic quadruple in 1 season?

No, neither do I!

All this quad stuff is annoying, especially as they're not even top of the Premier League, but we've had constant nonsense about the quad for the last few years.

It was a common theme on here to complain that journos wouldn't stop going on about it, when it was still a pretty long shot. It seemed to come up in almost every press conference after from March onwards.

Here's the Mail with a Man City nine games to immortality article from last season:

Man City's NINE steps to the Quadruple and football immortality

After they overcame Borussia Dortmund to reach the Champions League semi-finals, we map out game-by-game what City need to do from here to seal their place in football immortality.

www.dailymail.co.uk

And here the BBC say if Man City win the 2021 quad, it will be the greatest achievement in English football history:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/56591844

[ EDITED to make it less unintentionally amusing - thanks @Centurions ]