Media Thread - 2021/22

[LongsightM13]

Spent a few minutes trying to unravel who might have said what. It’s a tenuous pile of crap dreamt up by another Reach superstar. Enter Jack Flintham who the MUEN have appointed this year as ‘trends football writer’covering us and the scum.

According to the net Jack, (aka Alan Partridge football correspondent) joined the Reach from his SEO writer role at Lincolnshire Live, and has also previously served as community reporter at Lincolnshire Live.

Visions of the Partridge football sketch…. ‘Goooooal’

Fucking Lincolnshire Live and community reporting and what the cock is a ‘trends reporter‘.

A ‘trends reporter’ is literally a click chaser. Spend their days trawling social media looking for utter shite that they can quickly exploit in a manner that is as parasitical as it is cynical. Their very job title tells you that anything they produce is, by definition, literal clickbait

 

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[halfcenturyup]

There are lot of people trying to convince the world that we are corrupt etc...I don't give a crap about that. But our owner has now managed to damage us so much more by embracing that mass murdering bastard in front of the world. Why didn't he just kill us off completely by embracing Assad's best mate Putin as well. The timing of this obscene act is so utterly mind numbingly dumb. I have been supporting City for over 50 years and our club has been totally transformed over the last decade. I never thought I would say this but I hope he just sells up and leaves. His embrace of that evil murderer who used chemical weapons on his own people is just too sickening.

You never thought you would say it even though you said exactly the same a couple of days ago?

 

[The_Maverick]

Oh, seriously…

Would rather wank off Roy Keanes’s dog if they are City fans

 

[nellyonthewing]

Sadly for all the good that has been done for us the club and the east Manchester community hanging out with Assad is a huge own goal.

 

[halfcenturyup]

Oh, seriously…

Would rather wank off Roy Keanes’s dog if they are City fans

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I see they have changed their headline to something slightly less offensive, the dickheads.

The government's official line is that they are opposed to engagement as they reckon it undermines the prospect of peace. Perfectly understandably from the diplomatic point of view, if not pragmatically, it is engagement they are against and, whilst Mansour's meeting was part of a new engagement, no-one has been personally criticised by the government. I wonder why that was?

 

[halfcenturyup]

Sadly for all the good that has been done for us the club and the east Manchester community hanging out with Assad is a huge own goal.

You will be saying the timing is bad next.

 

[BeerIsTheBest]

A ‘trends reporter’ is literally a click chaser. Spend their days trawling social media looking for utter shite that they can quickly exploit in a manner that is as parasitical as it is cynical. Their very job title tells you that anything they produce is, by definition, literal clickbait

Thanks Longsight. The MUEN have truly given up on us then. its like giving a hospital radio volunteer a slot on an established and supposed flagship station and expecting them to serve up quality radio to long serving listeners.
What a society we live in.

 

[Bonzo Nododo]

Their source for this is a twitter troll who pretends to be a “transfer expert”. Lol. Unbelievable they made this article

Unbelievable? It's Reach plc so anything is possible with any title in that group.

 

[Vic]

Now, why would the Institute for Economic Affairs be interested in the proposed independent regulator for football?

The IEA is part of a network of right-wing think-tanks with their origin, plus much of their funding (it's believed), emanating from extreme conservative circles in the USA. Think Koch brothers and the like. In fact, it's been revealed that the IEA received funding from the tobacco industry, via BAT. It's part of the network of think-tanks advocating privatisation of the NHS and climate change denial.

Given that, it's not a huge leap to think that the usual suspects (Glazers, Kroenke, FSG) are behind this. They don't want an independent regulator, as it removes their control over the PL, which makes me automatically think it's therefore a good idea. Having said that, it may also be that we don't want it either.

I took it at face value, challenging the practicalities of fan involvement in clubs, and the cost of a "regulator". Which fans? We had rival supporters clubs not too long ago. We'd want to know about the regulator who claimed to be from Altrincham but had relatives with season tickets at the Swamp.

And rather pertinent in pointing out how few clubs have folded: "This industry is almost unique in that most businesses in operation a hundred years ago are still around today".