Media Thread - 2021/22

[He’stheleftbackremember]

So today’s news is Marcus Rashford get MBE, no evidence Liverpool fans spat at City bench as City stated, psychiatrist gives evidence at case where 8 men are suing Manchester City over Barry Bennell case, released Manchester City youngster killed himself and City didn’t support him his family tell inquest.

 

[Tracking back]

Of course.
Glad someone stopped what would have been a bluemoon runaway train.

Sometimes you've just got to climb abord... "tickets please" ;-)

 

[remember arthur mann]

Ashton earning his corn again.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

So today’s news is Marcus Rashford get MBE, no evidence Liverpool fans spat at City bench as City stated, psychiatrist gives evidence at case where 8 men are suing Manchester City over Barry Bennell case, released Manchester City youngster killed himself and City didn’t support him his family tell inquest.

Got to find something to try and change the focus from just how absolutely SHITE the Rag's are.

 

[Bonzo Nododo]

Marcus Rashford was one of large number of people who received awards at the investiture today. Out of all these people, ee was the only one who was mentioned in the BBC news. Most of the others will have got their awards for years of service. Rashford got his because Boris Johnson wanted the heat taking away from himself, most likely at the suggestion of Dominic Cummings.

 

[mexico1970]

Happens way too often to be accidental or a coincidence.

The bbc heavily politicising the sad case of the lad who killed himself.

The stories from Premier League academies

Jeremy Wisten's death and inquest focused attention on what happens inside Premier League academies - here are some of those stories.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

You can’t say he isn’t good at what he does, although his job is made far easier by the identity of his employer.

He doesn't really work for the club and never did.

He was a personal hire by Ed Woodward to help more with his own image.

United's main media man is Charlie Brooks, a former Nike man.

After that, the port of call is Karen Shotbolt.

 

[KS55]

Why don't we ask a journalist?
Alternatively we could ask
@tolmie's hairdoo

Sorry, couldn't resist it.

 

[manchester blue]

I think most if the coverage is a straight up report of the inquest hearing. It is therefore covered by legal privilege no matter what allegations are thrown around

It is. It's also selective reporting of what was said.

Basically the bits that make us look a bit shit. The grieving father's words. Little from City aside from, "we will look to see what can be improved".

The media are like children.

 

[Blue Mist]

The good old BBC are asking if the sale of Jack Grealish cost Dean Smith the managers job at Villa.
Hang your head in shame Jack, a poor bloke us now on the dole thanks to your greed.