Media Thread - 2021/22

[Carlos- the- jackal]

ESPN telling it as it is....

Fuckin Ogden the Heywood yonner clown, a kite you would never tire of punching!

 

[GaudinoMotors]

He never had injuries. Such a great leader he always played despite any injuries.
According to his publicist Sally Nugent if you believe that sort of stuff.

Bryan "super-injunction" Robson and McGrath really raised professional hydration standards.

 

[mat]

Any chance BBC Radio Manc can talk about City instead of Solskjaer?

Don't be silly. Media City are all camped outside the swamp awaiting their next PR instructions to sell the idea that Zidane is interested to sell shirts until they appoint Carrick permanently.

 

[Onholiday(somemightsay)]

Martin Samuel: Man United no longer act, they are buffeted by events

MARTIN SAMUEL: There were two weeks, just passed, in which Manchester United could have got the house in order. Could have planned for change, plotted a way out of this latest crisis.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Lovely Baldrick analogy.......

 

[mat]

In fairness, I had three hours of pissing myself at all the deluded rags crying on Talksport on the drive up to the match today

Every cloud and all that

Best caller for was the scouser outed for saying he shouldn't have been sacked. He must have snooped our S.O.O thread.

 

[stan bowles]

Waiting for someone in the media to start calling out Sir Rashford's performances. He's been a total non-factor this season but of course he's sainted in the media for helping to feed the poor and needy (very worthwhile it has been too). But while he's been busy collecting honours and doctorates here there and everywhere his actual performances have gone down the pan.

 

[prestonibbo_mcfc]

Lovely Baldrick analogy.......

Aye. Baldrick, but no cunning plan.

 

[Rochdale Blue]

How's his shoulder these days ?

Probably in better condition than the under soil heating he crashed into.

 

[GOULDYBOBS]

Martin Samuel: Man United no longer act, they are buffeted by events

MARTIN SAMUEL: There were two weeks, just passed, in which Manchester United could have got the house in order. Could have planned for change, plotted a way out of this latest crisis.

www.dailymail.co.uk

"It is akin to being junior to Baldrick in the Blackadder household"

 

[dickie davies]

The penalties have dried up because ronaldo is static and there are no opportunities for Rashford, or any other speed merchant, to run into the penalty area and throw themselves to the ground