Big Joe Corrigan
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And Chelsea win the FA Cup.Well they have TBF. It’s quite incredible what they might achieve but hopefully we can totally piss on their chips and win the double.
And Chelsea win the FA Cup.Well they have TBF. It’s quite incredible what they might achieve but hopefully we can totally piss on their chips and win the double.
I couldn't believe this so I just checked (4.18pm). Still no significant City articles on the main Mail football page. This can only be deliberate. This is staggeringly negative coverage for an English team in a European semi-final. Never seen anything like this before tbh, not even us last season.If you wanted to read about City v Real Madrid in the semi-final of the Champions League in the Daily Mail, forget it, there's nothing apart from this.
But if you want to read numerous articles about Liverpool winning last night, United signing more players, Chelsea's sale, Crawley Town, Dybala moving to Inter Milan, Bournemouth, Nottingham Forrest, etc, then you're in luck.
Sky seem to be actively cheerleading Madrid ahead of the game tomorrow, which is a bit weird. Suspect they wouldn’t do that if they were playing any other English club.
Sky seem to be actively cheerleading Madrid ahead of the game tomorrow, which is a bit weird. Suspect they wouldn’t do that if they were playing any other English club.
The key question which has not been answered is why did Michael Edwards, the man linked to the City hack, leave his job as Sporting Director of LFC (one of the best jobs in European football) last November with apparently no job to go to. If we had a credible media in this country someone would have asked that question. Don't hold your breath.Is there a reason you chose 2010? Is that when those staff members moved to Liverpool?
City made the complaint in July 2013 and they apparently accessed the scouting network 100s of times.
Jan 2013 is where they bought Coutinho, which is a very significant signing but Suarez in 2010 would have been too. If it's possible that both of those signings came off the back of the hacking then that really would be significant. They sold both of those players on for massively inflated fees "which gave them a blank cheque for years to come la" as they would phrase it in Liverpool, if the shoe was on the other foot.
I was thinking academy level might be a good place to look also because it goes under the radar more. Raheem Sterling was signed in Feb 2010, that would be a significant one. Not sure how well known he was back then tbh.
Sky seem to be actively cheerleading Madrid ahead of the game tomorrow, which is a bit weird. Suspect they wouldn’t do that if they were playing any other English club.
How do you think she did it ? I expect the oldest way known to women played apart, along with a gormless bloke who thought he had a chance of a shag and got used as a rung on the ladder to the top .That is the first time I have heard her speak, can somebody explain how she managed to win the job of main sports reporter on Sky Football and all the other good jobs before that.
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@cheekybids Ha ha, sorry bud, I was being a thick bastard this morning. I meant the one that manages VillaReal, Unia Emery. The bbc didn't do an article praising him before the dipper match.'Simeone is happy to destroy. Guardiola is the other extreme'
'Simeone is happy to destroy. Guardiola is the other extreme'www.bbc.com
This is the 1 goal down that is an advantage in Madrid article from a month ago.
Sky seem to be actively cheerleading Madrid ahead of the game tomorrow, which is a bit weird. Suspect they wouldn’t do that if they were playing any other English club.
That is the first time I have heard her speak, can somebody explain how she managed to win the job of main sports reporter on Sky Football and all the other good jobs before that.
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