Media Thread - 2021/22

[Manc in London]

Have a feeling that Pep is enjoying letting off some steam.

 

[Kippax77]

Is it just me or does Spitty seem a tad bitter about the Haaland transfer?

 

[Trojan1962]

Is it just me or does Spitty seem a tad bitter about the Haaland transfer?

Spitty is a scouser, bitterness about everything comes with being a scouser

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

Is it just me or does Spitty seem a tad bitter about the Haaland transfer?

He's bitter about anything which is non-dipper.

Credible pundit or slapped arse jealous twat , you decide .

 

[Blue Mist]

So bbc now running an article about the possibility of a play off game if everything finishes level and apparently it’s in the premier league rules,heading towards an American type scenario big razzmatazz finale..

So tonight we have to score 3 goals from outside the box. These need to be scored between the 53rd and 67th minute, with the right foot and whilst eating a bag of chips. If we do this, there in no way the dips can catch us.

 

[Blue Mist]

If anyone is sucked into responding to the imbeciles questioning the value and risk in the signing do remember to say that we have signed one of, if not the best modern centre forward for the same money that Arsenal paid for Ben White last summer.
Keys is a colossal nonce.

And..... Haaland hasn't shagged his daughters best mate.


Unlike Keys.

 

[MillisleBlue]

It was only a matter of time before Pep hit back.

Whether the timing is right or not, we'll see.

I think he should have waited until the season was over and City are Champions, hopefully?

All Pep is doing now is galvonising Klopp and his team with his (true) PL Champions comment.

Don't know what the fuck Baldy is on about here with reference to the 70s and 80s. Most of the modern red scouse gobshites would tell him that football was invented by Sky in 1992 and Littlewoods were one of the 4 founding Clubs.

 

[Bodicoteblue]

When Liverpool fans call out City's spending, I compliment them on knowing more than CAS and qualified accountants, then ask them to confirm that they've written to their club demanding they end their association with Standard Chartered and return the sponsorship money. Its funny watching them squirm, especially as most of them have no idea about the background on SC.

My particular favourite is to point out that the only reason that their club exists is that Everton refused to pay a huge rent increase at anfield to a rich Tory who simply formed lfc out of his own pocket in what must be the biggest act of sugar daddying (if such a word exists) and financial doping.

 

[feelymcfeel]

So tonight we have to score 3 goals from outside the box. These need to be scored between the 53rd and 67th minute, with the right foot and whilst eating a bag of chips. If we do this, there in no way the dips can catch us.

Unless a fan scores a touchbasket from the 50 yard line during the superfunmultiball half time show at the end of the first quarter.

 

[halfcenturyup]

Jordan banging on about a wage cap when in fact we had a way of strangling wages and control at clubs in premier it was premiership ffp rules.

Read this it shows the initial rules in 2013.

Here’s a snippet of it>>


“Regarding the salary control restrictions, only a £4m increase in the wage bill for PL clubs will be allowed. If a PL club spends more than an additional £4m on wages from the previous season, the additional wage cost can only be funded by increased commercial revenues that the club has made during that season.”

That's right. And why were the rules changed again? Oh yes, that was the year it looked like United were going to break them.