Media Thread - 2021/22

[Bonzo Nododo]

Intellectually dishonest and morally bankrupt.
Matt Hughes gets his byline put on stuff that a lot of other people write btw

The Matt Hughes FOR the Daily Mail byline makes me think he is not on staff. Perhaps a freelance?

 

[heslops barnet]

BBC news headline mention dippers and salah scoring but nothing about the masterclass City delivered and how a young England talent pulled the strings.

Useless.

Did we play last night?

 

[oddfellows]

Did we play last night?

Apparently not

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Everton are weird, owned by an incredibly rich man, yet unable to spend this last window because of FFP.

If anyone should be supporting us and the barcodes it's Everton.

Everton...remember when they said anyone could win with money?......that's going great for them.

 

[tommybooth]

Pics of salad on every back page............................................

 

[MillionMilesAway]

Good to see on the bbc website that Hendry of Bruges was man of the match tonight

It's a public vote for that.

I can only think that a bloc vote was organised and all voted him 10, as the average score is ludicrous.

 

[KS55]

He probably realises what a mess he and his former agent Aidy Ward made of his departure from The Cult and doesn’t want a repeat of that fallout.
He is forgetting the following:
1: City don’t have anything like the volume of media placemen, whether hacks, presenters or ex players given pundit gigs, as the redshirts. The Mirror/TalkShite/5 Live won’t be rolling out ex City players on an hourly basis to attack his character as they all did when he dared to ‘Go Clear’ from L (Ron Hubbard) FC
2: We are, by and large, a far saner fanbase. Players who leave respectfully and don’t subsequently chat a load of Milner-esque wham are generally thanked for their efforts and welcomed back.
3: Manchester isn’t perfect but is widely considered by pretty much everyone as a much less racist city than the former slavery/confederacy supporting liverpool. There is a reason that Manchester has a Lincoln statue.
This undercurrent fuelled much of both the fan and media reaction to what many of them saw as an uppity young black man refusing to ‘know his place’ and daring to show personal and professional ambition. When Raheem leaves City it will be more with a general air of respect for his achievements combined with a vague air of promise left unfulfilled.

"L. Ron Hubbard F.C. "
Brilliant

 

[blue b4 the moon]

SSN…..the most watched game on the planet

FFS

Ah yeah Ryanair derby weekend while we fly first class.

 

[bluealf]

It's a public vote for that.

I can only think that a bloc vote was organised and all voted him 10, as the average score is ludicrous.

It's a good job they don't care about us and the Scouse cunts are their real rivals. Or vice versa depending on guilt.

 

[Sky Blue Thinking]

BBC news headline mention dippers and salah scoring but nothing about the masterclass City delivered and how a young England talent pulled the strings.

Useless.

Or an emerging young English talent playing for his boyhood team came on and scored after recently starring for England U21's. If Palmer played for united he would be hyped up incredibly by the media....wouldnt be surprised if we start seeing articles about him needing to go on loan....forgetting Phil's route into the team.