Media thread 2022/23

[hammocity]

Along with the BBCs Dan Roan Hypocrisy at it'd finest

Add in the Dippers going to Dubai for warm weather trading, there’ll be no criticism from the media wankers.

 

[waspish]

So that **** Rob Harris now working as a correspondent for Sky and out in Qatar?

Perfect bedfellows.

Perhaps this shit stain might want to ask how Sky earns millions a year from Qatar Airways that helps pay his wages...

Always good to see someone leave their 'principles' at the door...

Yeah started around 6 weeks ago! Seems slagging city of consistently gets you noticed

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

So that **** Rob Harris now working as a correspondent for Sky and out in Qatar?

Perfect bedfellows.

Perhaps this shit stain might want to ask how Sky earns millions a year from Qatar Airways that helps pay his wages...

Always good to see someone leave their 'principles' at the door...

He has made frequent appearances on Qatari-run Bein Sports over the years as well.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

Along with the BBCs Dan Roan Hypocrisy at it'd finest

All the City-hating hacks will be happy to live it up in the luxury hotels built by "slave workers" and staffed by poorly-paid migrant workers. The most despicable bunch you could ever come across.

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

YOUR COMPLAINT:

Racism 

In your article 'Whats going on at Anfield' there is some rather lazy casual racism:

"It has become increasingly difficult for clubs to compete financially with sides that have backers from wealthy states, such as Paris St-Germain (Qatar), Manchester City (Abu Dhabi) and Newcastle (Saudi Arabia)."

Liverpool for one as well as Manchester Utd also have backers from a wealthy state (USA). The three clubs stated above appear to be distinct in that they have brown, Muslim owners from the Middle East. This sort of casual racism is unacceptable, unnecessary, and demeans the BBC while also fueling racism within wider society by encouraging it's acceptance. 

Many thanks for contacting us about an article on our BBC Sport website headlined ‘Liverpool for sale? What's going on at Anfield’ (https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63555465).

When discussing the financial capabilities of some of Liverpool’s rivals, the piece now reads as the following:

‘It has become increasingly difficult for clubs to compete with rivals Klopp said recently can "do what they want financially" - namely Paris St-Germain, Manchester City and Newcastle United.’

We’d like to thank you for taking the time to share your concerns with us, which we’ve discussed with the team at BBC Sport. This helps to inform decisions about current and future content.

 

[the-ecstacy-of-eight]

TBF they outplayed the ragamuffins and should've won.

You mean like we do against the dipper scum pretty much every year? ;)

Doesn't alter the fact that when they get our treatment, just once (shit on by PiGMol), they lose.

I'd love to see how they'd get on whilst being shit on by the refs AND facing 10-man defences with no desire to play football every week.

I'm hoping they twitch when it gets to the business end of the season due to inexperience, but deep down I feel that I may be clutching at straws. Decent team IMO

 

[Salford_Blue]

The WhatsApp group plus several others all going out there, intent on revealing shennanigans in Qatar.

The second they register themselves on their visitors card at the Airport as a reporter/journo/blogger, they will be monitored all day, every day I suspect. As if any country would allow them to just roam around with gay abandon.

All this bravado about being there to uncover stuff...not a chance!

They make it sound like they've got a rendezvous with Qatar's version of "Deep Throat" (nothing to do with that, you mucky buggers...Watergate!

 

[StillBluessinceHydeRoad]

He has clearly forgotten the way Martinez was totally humliated by Haaland (and Foden) in the Derby match massacre. I know Ogden is clickbait fishing but he just makes a fool of himself with these sort of comments.

Wasn't he taken off at half time against Brentford? Weren't the rags 4-0 down at the time? How many goals did they concede after he'd gone off? Dominant.

 

[StillBluessinceHydeRoad]

Most teams outplay the rags but the buggers still scrape home somehow.

Ah, but on Sunday it was because they had (yet another) future global superstar in the team.

 

[PPT]

Ah, but on Sunday it was because they had (yet another) future global superstar in the team.

How long before they start to call him ‘a generational talent’?