Media thread 2022/23

[KS55]

Maybe, but it’s funny how chelsea weren’t threatened like this when war criminal Putin’s dodgy gangster mate was pumping money in. No investigation, just write of over a billion of his debt and let a new owner spend another half billion.

Or when owners bought a club then promptly loaded about £600 million debt onto it, most of which is still on the club yet it can spend with impunity every season. I thought the whole point of ffp was to stop debt like happened to Leeds and Portsmouth? Rag debt dwarfs those debts yet they can keep buying £90m players. Why?

And City, apparently now tops the club rich list, and has zero debt, but the FA and UEFA pursue us looking for minutiae in years old accounts. Why?

And why hasn’t the club asked these very questions publicly, calling out chaps and rags? Why do we sit so meekly and let these cunts keep attacking us?

I would add: where is the investigation into the ownership of Everton? Is it Usmanov, a sanctioned criminal?

 

[KS55]

Bloody hell, they're not serial killers, they're just doing their job and flogging newspapers.

Yeah, routine denigration of playing merit by the rags or of the reporting of their games is not worthy of us. Plenty of other rag failings to have a go at…..the swamp for starters, the fake PR (clear and organised) for St Marcus of Meals while he dodges taxes etc etc.

 

[Gone for a Burton]

Doesn't 14 years prove the PL are unfit to self regulate themselves?

City May have been surprised at the decision to charge us, but not surprised at the decision to investigate.

The investigation has been going on for x years and the club will have been matching the PL s moves every centimetre of the way with legal scenarios and outcomes.

Khaldoons teams leave NOTHING to chance,there’s nothing in the inquiry that will be a surprise.....the only surprise is the stupidity of the PL bringing the charges.

 

[KS55]

You study, learn, spend years trying to be a journalist for a national tabloid, and the best you can do and are expected to do is…..

"Comeback Kid!"

Yes!

The sub editors that write the headlines are either young trainees with a penchant for pithy words or disappointed old hacks who have been stuck with it for years.

 

[Spurs quarter 69]

By referring to her as Yorath, a name she hasn’t been known by for a long time, it could look like you’re the one trying to push a narrative here. Are you honestly trying to suggest bbc sport is infiltrated by a pro-Welsh agenda? If so, fair enough, but it’s a new one on me.
My own view is that bbc football is the pits, the lowest of the low, but for other sports, and the organisation in general, on balance they do a decent job. Happy Valley, Six Nations, Would I Lie To You, Newsnight, a doc series on the history of hip hop music; Radio 1 Essential Mix; just off the top of my head some things I’ve really enjoyed in the last 2 weeks.
Edit. Oh and Silent Witness, and Norton, and Take A Hike ;-)

Sorry I genuinely thought that was her name I've never had one ounce of interest in celebrities, so don't know what she's now called. My suggestion was less the BBC are pro Wales than anti Ireland like their anti City. Why because they would like to pander to England's vast fan base at rugby and would like to go back to good old Jonny Wilkinson winning the world cup and total six nations dominance. At the moment Ireland represent the biggest threat to that of the home unions so like City they get negative coverage. Admit the BBC produce some good programmes but they also produce Eastenders and for that they can never be forgiven.

By referring to her as Yorath, a name she hasn’t been known by for a long time, it could look like you’re the one trying to push a narrative here. Are you honestly trying to suggest bbc sport is infiltrated by a pro-Welsh agenda? If so, fair enough, but it’s a new one on me.
My own view is that bbc football is the pits, the lowest of the low, but for other sports, and the

organisation in general, on balance they do a decent job. Happy Valley, Six Nations, Would I Lie To You, Newsnight, a doc series on the history of hip hop music; Radio 1 Essential Mix; just off the top of my head some things I’ve really enjoyed in the last 2 weeks.
Edit. Oh and Silent Witness, and Norton, and Take A Hike ;-)

Doesn't 14 years prove the PL are unfit to self regulate themselves?

 

[jrb]

Had it from a good source at Sly Sports News that they will be running with ‘Manchester City To Be Demoted From The PL If Found Guilty‘ along the yellow ticker banner for the next 3 years or until the case has been decided.

 

[KS55]

Super Sancho etc… seem to be the headlines tonight! Would that be the same if we drew 2-2 with Leeds at home?

No and not from City fans either…..Ffs Pep what a crap selection, just a draw against lowly Leeds, what is KDB playing at? Foden is useless….you get the drift.

 

[KS55]

City May have been surprised at the decision to charge us, but not surprised at the decision to investigate.

The investigation has been going on for x years and the club will have been matching the PL s moves every centimetre of the way with legal scenarios and outcomes.

Khaldoons teams leave NOTHING to chance,there’s nothing in the inquiry that will be a surprise.....the only surprise is the stupidity of the PL bringing the charges.

PL stupidity is never a surprise.

 

[Doctor Jimmy and Mr Jim]

Ladyman has definitely taken over from Martin Samuel at the DM.

Another gut wrenching piece this week from the Rag PR shill.

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A relief there is common sense and kindness in modern football? You mean the type of common sense and kindness that was shown in spades to David Silva and his wife by Pep and the club when his son was born very prematurely?

 

[the blue panther]

A relief there is common sense and kindness in modern football? You mean the type of common sense and kindness that was shown in spades to David Silva and his wife by Pep and the club when his son was born very prematurely?

Yes, that's all well and good, but, Silva's left now, so he must have known City were guilty of something, and he didn't want to be relegated with them.
Obvious, innit?!