Media Thread - 2021/22

[The Future’s Blue!]

Why the fuck is the Rags match report in the City section of the MUEN?
I know its a raggy paper but they've never done this before.
Sad cunts

Because, if you’re like me and use an I-Pad, it’s so hard to navigate that it moves you onto a United article which in turn registers to the outlet somthey can show marketing figures to their advertisers.

Absolute bollox as it‘s a short term gain, no longer do I even think about reading any of their articles.

 

[PaleBlue]

Football 365 you bitter bitter individuals (not glorifying this with a link)...........

'If Pep Guardiola wanted to be soaking up the atmosphere of a full house every game, he should have chosen his next club more carefully. Having gone from Barcelona to Bayern, he could have taken his pick of any number of historical superclubs across Europe, and he would have got the support he seems to crave.

Instead he opted to play fantasy football in a stadium that’s never going to be full every week, for Manchester City, a club that’s widely disliked for tearing up the financial fair play rules purely to glorify its sinister owners. He followed the money, he joined a winning team, and outside of the 38,000 who turn up to watch them administer another sterile midweek spanking in a meaningless European group game, nobody really cares.'

It's almost as of they don't like us...............

Was a regular there a few years back, not been near it since as a similar article 3 years ago.

 

[leithblue]

Was a regular there a few years back, not been near it since as a similar article 3 years ago.

To be fair I think the quote is from the mailbox, if anyone wants to respond then go for it

 

[Tommy_Catons_Perm]

Bitter c*nts.

Blimey. I was just about to write something very similar. Bitter, bitter cunts sprang to mind.

And after watching "The Keeper" last night on i player it reminded me of the City's past ...and highlighted Football 365 ignorance of European history.

 

[Tommy_Catons_Perm]

Football 365 you bitter bitter individuals (not glorifying this with a link)...........

'If Pep Guardiola wanted to be soaking up the atmosphere of a full house every game, he should have chosen his next club more carefully. Having gone from Barcelona to Bayern, he could have taken his pick of any number of historical superclubs across Europe, and he would have got the support he seems to crave.

Instead he opted to play fantasy football in a stadium that’s never going to be full every week, for Manchester City, a club that’s widely disliked for tearing up the financial fair play rules purely to glorify its sinister owners. He followed the money, he joined a winning team, and outside of the 38,000 who turn up to watch them administer another sterile midweek spanking in a meaningless European group game, nobody really cares.'

It's almost as of they don't like us...............

Historical European clubs says Football 365. Does that include World War 2 and Bert Trautmann? Or or is that not the right kind of history?

 

[jimmygrimblesboots]

Historical European clubs says Football 365. Does that include World War 2 and Bert Trautmann? Or or is that not the right kind of history?

We have a proud history compared to the Dippers , we didnt murder 39 innocent fans

 

[Tommy_Catons_Perm]

I deduced that the popular meaning of football history is an arbitrary number of trophies won in an arbitrary time scale. The most popular arbitrary time scale appears to be 1968- 1985 ?

 

[frothy]

Nice to see Alyson Rudd showing off her footballing insight.
Her fear is palpable.
Remind me, who does she support?

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

Was a regular there a few years back, not been near it since as a similar article 3 years ago.

Never read it to be fair, just came up on my news feed - very short lived relationship.........

 

[Groke]

Football 365 you bitter bitter individuals (not glorifying this with a link)...........

'If Pep Guardiola wanted to be soaking up the atmosphere of a full house every game, he should have chosen his next club more carefully. Having gone from Barcelona to Bayern, he could have taken his pick of any number of historical superclubs across Europe, and he would have got the support he seems to crave.

Instead he opted to play fantasy football in a stadium that’s never going to be full every week, for Manchester City, a club that’s widely disliked for tearing up the financial fair play rules purely to glorify its sinister owners. He followed the money, he joined a winning team, and outside of the 38,000 who turn up to watch them administer another sterile midweek spanking in a meaningless European group game, nobody really cares.'

It's almost as of they don't like us...............

which of these 'historical superclubs" have amazing atmospheres? Certainly none in the premier league.