Media thread 2022/23

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Apart from the red top plastics, I reckon most neutrals would love it and wish their clubs would do the same.

Well, Klopp's frugality re transfer amounts lasted as long as the fizz in a bottle of pop with the cap off! They'd all do the same, but because it ain't them it is all fuckin' wrong, and dishonest. Were it them, it would be 'Fuck you!'

 

[BringBackSwales]

Didn't know that.

I bet you didn’t know he was Eileen Derbyshire’s (Emily Nugent) son?

 

[BringBackSwales]

"Should Liverpool forget their morals and look for owners like City and Newcastle?"

Jim Shites opening line this morning. Hypocrite then starts talking about how excited he is to be going to Qatar.

Naturally the rich Robbie Fowler saying more US owners needed.

Morals? Ask the families of the Heysel victims about dipper morals. Oh no sorry that never happened

 

[Elbow beards]

Morals? Ask the families of the Heysel victims about dipper morals. Oh no sorry that never happened

It's fucking amazing the grasp the dippers hold over the media.
Sponsored by a company that has been caught money laundering not once but twice.
Caught hacking a rivals database.
Actively supporting a player that was done for racism. To name just three, the list goes on and on.
If there where a league team of moral standing these cunts would be in the relegation zone.

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

Simon Jordan is obviously in a complete state about City. He obviously recognises how well run our "business" is, and it annoys the hell out of him. Hence the illogical poison he comes out with. Emotions v fact always does these people in.

This country has an opportunity to raise the level of football from business men who want immediate return to state investment funds who play the long game. It gives sustainability to those clubs, funds for the country, region, businesses. Its becoming a no-brainer and money talks loudest so I expect it isnt going to go away.

They need to jump ship these people who are complaining, or they risk just hanging onto the coat tails of those clubs that are not "up themselves".

 

[mat]

Simon Jordan is obviously in a complete state about City. He obviously recognises how well run our "business" is, and it annoys the hell out of him. Hence the illogical poison he comes out with. Emotions v fact always does these people in.

This country has an opportunity to raise the level of football from business men who want immediate return to state investment funds who play the long game. It gives sustainability to those clubs, funds for the country, region, businesses. Its becoming a no-brainer and money talks loudest so I expect it isnt going to go away.

They need to jump ship these people who are complaining, or they risk just hanging onto the coat tails of those clubs that are not "up themselves".

The more I hear him the more he sounds like he should be sharing a show with Julia Fart Brewer belittling anyone he sees as poor and funny coloured people.

 

[Resurrection Joe...]

I bet you didn’t know he was Eileen Derbyshire’s (Emily Nugent) son?

so ....his dad is Ernie Bishop?

 

[manclad]

I bet you didn’t know he was Eileen Derbyshire’s (Emily Nugent) son?

Emily Bishop if you don't mind.
Poor old Ernie will be spinning in his grave if he knew you were referring to her by her maiden name,after they were married for 6 years or so.

 

[hertsblue]

Nick Harris last night on Twitter:

Last tweet of night: huge congrats again to Man City commercial team for raising their commercial income in 2021-22 more than 13% to £309.5m, or more than 50% of total income. Man Utd could only manage £258m, or 44.2% in the same period.

Seems totally legit.


that last bit is what the club needs to start taking action over, we are far too soft in allowing media companies and individuals calling us state owned, cheats etc. Wish we would unleash the lawyers on stuff like this

 

[laserblue]

Martin Samuel nails it again by saying FSG's ultimate goal was to get the Super League up and running and as thatsfl failed they've decided to fuck off

MARTIN SAMUEL: Liverpool sale nailed on day Super League dreams died

MARTIN SAMUEL: The weak pound, state-owned rivals, the monetisation that is the heart of venture capitalism. Yet, most of all, FSG's choice to sell Liverpool confirms what English football feared.

www.dailymail.co.uk

In an otherwise excellent article he lets himself down by referring to "the rise of state-owned rivals" in the first sentence.

He also incorrectly says that Liverpool have won 4 domestic cups on FSG's watch when it's 3.