Media Thread - 2021/22

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Stiff Little Wingers said:
I didn't see much wrong with the article. In fact I thought it quite funny when he said Pep would rather there be no opposition so City can weave their triangles
His main point was quite interesting around Jacky boy but it wasn't critical it was trying to solve a conundrum.
You shouldn't see malice everywhere
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"curiously scruffy evening", "emphatic Raheem Sterling tap-in at the back post", "an evening of little victories, in more ways than one". Those are unnecessary digs.
 
freshie said:
Yep. Never forget this bilious article he wrote about MahrezView attachment 37698
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Would that be City's top scorer this season and his best individual goals tally in a season ever Mahrez? That one?
Fuck off Liew you petty small minded wanker.
Go and write something about the most expensive centre half ever in the most highly paid squad ever at the biggest club ever all while winning fuck all if you want analogies of gold leaf on your suitcases.
 
Kinkys Left Foot said:
Would that be City's top scorer this season and his best individual goals tally in a season ever Mahrez? That one?
Fuck off Liew you petty small minded wanker.
Go and write something about the most expensive centre half ever in the most highly paid squad ever at the biggest club ever all while winning fuck all if you want analogies of gold leaf on your suitcases.
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A more apt analogy for slabhead, would be to have your initials crayoned onto an Aldi bag for life.
 
VOOMER said:

Phil McNulty - Wikipedia

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I love the edit option

Phil McNulty is a Liverpool-born sports journalist. He has been BBC Sport’s chief football writer since July 2000. McNulty attended De La Salle Grammar School, Liverpool.[1] He covered the FIFA World Cups for the BBC in Japan and South Korea (2002), Germany (2006) and South Africa (2010). He also does sports casting and analysis for BBC Radio on BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Radio 4 and BBC Radio World Service.[2] McNulty was ranked by a (UK) Press Gazette poll among Britain’s top 50 sports journalists.[3] McNulty wrote 449 articles from May 2007 to May 2018. He is considered on one of the most biased one eyed journalist who slants every article towards the dipper cult. Once described as "Pure human effluent" by Pope John Paul, he is currently the chief fan boy for Cult FC and is on the CIA's watch list [4]
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His current Chelsea story includes the statement that City were bought by a sovereign wealth fund. I tried to complain but the BBC takes complaints so seriously that their complaints web site is not working.
 
cheekybids said:
marvin, don’t read & then you won’t know about their comments but you reading is funding their gutter journalism.
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True but on the other hand people like me wouldn't get to know what shitty tricks the guardian employ. Not just the biased reports but deleting comments which they don't like especially when l read of Russian people's lack of free speech and the misinformation they are given about the non-war and non-invasion.
 
jim tolmies perm said:
That is clearly libellous and should be corrected immediately or face the consequences
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You could if you were malicious claim that ADUG was not Sheikh Mansour's investment vehicle but a conduit for Abu Dhabi funds direct into MCFC.

The media can claim what they want because in the Arab world there is no separation between economic and political power. If you were a reasonable person you would ask why, and then you'd look in the history books and see the hand of Empire. Still we are where we are.

I am a City fan. I act in what is in the best interests of manchester City and anyone who argues that Sheikh Mansour has not been good for MCFC is an idiot. You have to get into metaphysics to argue that. Are MCFC fans supporting an autocratic state? No we are supporting a football club whose owner is a Sheikh. The Guardian supported the war on Iraq. They uphold the values of liberal democracy and the UAE was created by liberal democracy.

We should deal with the problems we have at home which is the complete absence of political opposition in what is effectively a one party state enveloped in a constant state of mass hysteria. There is no dissent or rational thought in the UK today. All freedoms are gone. It's quite a frightening place.
 
Marvin said:
You could if you were malicious claim that ADUG was not Sheikh Mansour's investment vehicle but a conduit for Abu Dhabi funds direct into MCFC.

The media can claim what they want because in the Arab world there is no separation between economic and political power. If you were a reasonable person you would ask why, and then you'd look in the history books and see the hand of Empire. Still we are where we are.

I am a City fan. I act in what is in the best interests of manchester City and anyone who argues that Sheikh Mansour has not been good for MCFC is an idiot. You have to get into metaphysics to argue that. Are MCFC fans supporting an autocratic state? No we are supporting a football club whose owner is a Sheikh. The Guardian supported the war on Iraq. They uphold the values of liberal democracy and the UAE was created by liberal democracy.

We should deal with the problems we have at home which is the complete absence of political opposition in what is effectively a one party state enveloped in a constant state of mass hysteria. There is no dissent or rational thought in the UK today. All freedoms are gone. It's quite a frightening place.
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I find what is going on in North America far from Democratic and worrying as so much from America crosses the Atlantic.
 
First apologies as this is from the Daily Mail, second I didn't know where to post it other than in here.
The mail report that the second most powerful man at Uefa is Akexandra Dyukov. He sits on Uefas executive committee and got that position after the €35 million sponsorship deal his company did with Uefa. He is the Chairman and CEO of Gazprom.
Whilst Uefa have stopped the Gazprom sponsorship, they haven't removed Dyukov !! He is still influencing the corrupt cartel and advising in making decisions.
We always knew Uefa were dishonest, self centred corrupt shits but civilians are dying as a result of his countries actions.
 
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