Media Thread - 2021/22

[Inter Me Nan]

Klopps interview with Sally on bbc1 this morning was actually embarrassing it was so sycophantic

Wife had it on in the kitchen, suprised Sally didn't offer a knee trembler!

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

Wife had it on in the kitchen, suprised Sally didn't offer a knee trembler!

You’d take a knee trembler off Scouse Sally, however she’d boot you out of bed when you whisper sweet nothings of ‘Ilkay made the scousers cry’ when lighting up the after session cigarette.

 

[Blueboy73]

Wife had it on in the kitchen, suprised Sally didn't offer a knee trembler!

St Fishfingers of Trafford Borough will be devastated.

 

[Inter Me Nan]

You’d take a knee trembler off Scouse Sally, however she’d boot you out of bed when you whisper sweet nothings of ‘Ilkay made the scousers cry’ when lighting up the after session cigarette.

She wouldn't touch me with a bargepole to be fair ha!

 

[CJH]

Klopps interview with Sally on bbc1 this morning was actually embarrassing it was so sycophantic

Exactly what my Mrs said (I didn't see it nor do I want to). Sally moved on now that St Marcus got engaged ?.

 

[Octavian]

Have you seen this load of old bollocks by Dan Kilpatrick of the Evening standard ?: "Man City win another title but they will never earn Liverpool’s authenticity".

Man City win another title but they will never earn Liverpoolâs authenticity

COLUMN

www.standard.co.uk

Apparently we "inspire a kind of apathy of hopelessness in most supporters" and are "are robbing the game of the meaning and emotion on which it is built".

Pathetic stuff!

He’s getting called a racist on Twitter.

Hasn’t gone down well.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

We've actually been very lucky to witness not only 6 titles in the last 11 seasons, but to have won 2 of them so dramatically, plus we had to come from behind to win at Brighton in 2019 too. Also, 4 of the 6 have been won on the final day with 3 of those last day title wins being in front of our own fans. I don't even think United have had that many final day PL title wins at home, despite winning 13 PLs so far. The only one resembling anything dramatic that I can recall was in 1999 when they went a goal down at home to Spurs but turned it round a lot sooner than we did on Sunday.

Winning titles with games to spare is great and we would all like to see that happen every now and then to calm our tickers but winning titles in the manner we did on Sunday and in 2012 is the best way without a doubt.

We have also been involved in many CL thrillers in recent years like Monaco, Atletico, Spurs, Real Madrid. Some of the best ever battles watched by millions globally.

 

[give it to gordon]

Given the headline, why on earth did you read it? Once you've clicked on it (and then re-posted it on here) you've effectively let them win. Just totally ignore it.


I'll have a wild guess at Liverpool? Since they've played almost every single game possible (they missed out on the Community Shield) why wouldn't they? Even if (hopefully) Real beat them in the CL final, you can't discount the season they've had.

Was it last season that City played every available game apart from the fa cup final ? Dont remember any fuss than

 

[BlueRodent]

Joe Bray of MUEN trying to tell City fans that it's in City's best interests to support Liverpool rather than Madrid on Saturday. As if that's going to happen!

Guardiola has told Man City to back Liverpool in Champions League

Manchester City players are on holiday or international duty as Liverpool FC prepare for the Champions League final vs Real Madrid in Paris.

www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk

 

[havefaith]

There was I remember in spite of being told to shut up and not tempt fate by those of us who knew better after following our club for decades. Of course we were then bedwetters etcetera. Although fourteen points clear they had two games in hand which they won so making it eight points, very doable with such a long way to go.

Now thats a comeback