Media Thread - 2021/22

[The perfect fumble]

Jordan would want the Aguero moment yellow carded.

It was.

 

[Stoned Rose]

The coverage on Amazon prime is much more intelligent. BT has been embarrassing since it started. It is shocking to listen to people like McManaman. He played at the highest level but has no awareness of the tactical side of football. Mind you he was a very one-dimensional pointer.

 

[Bonzo Nododo]

Mark ogden could talk a glass eye to sleep, one boring **** that is.
He makes cardboard look exciting.

Never stays long before they get someone else. Being a rabid rag only gets you so far.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Did jota not tell the Leicester fans to ' fuck off' after his winning penalty last week??

Yeah, but that's fine...

 

[Bonzo Nododo]

tbf they did criticize the Arsenal fans for doing it.

Was only Danny Murphy speaking with sense

On Talk Sport is he now?

 

[bluelol]

Watching Sky football show this morning and it's not only boring to hell but it's also like a national mourning day, the latter being as funny as fuck. The wolves were hungry, owwwwwwwoooooooooo!!

 

[Pablo ZZZ Peroni]

Bob Mortimer is mad. Brilliant :)

 

[Bonzo Nododo]

Remember her on the Sunday morning press show on Sky, her and a cock of a bloke both had curly hair and collars fastened up to the top button, both Dipper Supporters talking shite, would never listen or read their articles. As for Glendnning who you mentioned, dear me, he’s fucking strange that bloke, I’d give him a wide berth, fucking weirdo.

Calm, calm, are keed.
She inspired Harry Enfield.

 

[Mancity1980]

Spot on mate - the BT coverage of the Arsenal game was a case in point.

A bunch of witless, partisan hacks and former players grasping at the simplest interpretation of the game which has just unfolded in front of them - corrupt refereeing decisions as the sole reason for the good guys not winning the day, so let’s all boo at the big bad wolf - when there were actually some fascinating storylines to the game.

How was it Arsenal managed to disrupt City’s passing game so effectively in the first half, and how did they overcome our press so effectively to nullify our tactics and force our tired legs to do all the running when most teams struggle to do the same?

What did we tweak at the start of the second half to counter Arsenal’s game plan that frustrated them so much, prompting them into the characteristic burst of self-destructive indiscipline we knew they would be susceptible to?

How did bringing Gundogan on for Jesus improve our attacking shape in response to them going down to 10 men, allowing us to take control of the game and ultimately win it at the end?

Or if you insist on focusing on the refereeing decisions, why was the Ederson/Odegaard incident different from the Silva/Xhaka one based on the explicit rules around VAR, meaning whilst both were open to interpretation - one was referred while the other wasn’t.

Nah - fuck it. The Ref was bent and City are cheats. That’s why we won and Arsenal lost. Nothing more to see here.

That is a great post. You sir should post more often on here.

 

[Rochdale Blue]

That's just fucking stupid and happens every day of every week in every ground. Fuck me, they really want something to moan about.

Didn't Mbappe run to and celebrate his goal in front of the City fans when he scored at the Etihad. I don't recall any huge amounts of outrage then.