Media thread 2022/23

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

believe he took Simon Stones seat as I assume it's one journo per broadcaster/media outlet

We might well have to 'accept' one from each, but we should make it clear that we aren't having this one, send another!

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

What does this statement say, are we aware of other clubs wrongdoing?

"Be careful, be careful in the future, as there's a lot of clubs that have been accused like we have without being innocent, who knows what will happen in the future?

 

[BTH]

Pot, kettle, black from the Daily Sh!t Stirrer...


Daily Mail

Manchester City's rivals claim Pep Guardiola's attack may be libellous​

Story by Matt Hughes For The Daily Mail • Yesterday 22:31

Manchester City’s Premier League rivals reacted angrily on Friday to Pep Guardiola’s outspoken defence of the club’s alleged financial breaches, which many of them consider to be libellous.
Guardiola singled out Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy and name-checked eight other clubs he said are lobbying against City, which he claims has pushed the Premier League into issuing more than 100 charges of breaking spending rules.
Guardiola’s outburst came a day after City chief executive Ferran Soriano was seen shaking hands with executives at other clubs at a Premier League meeting in London, a disconnect that has gone down very badly among other members of the top flight.
Several club executives told Sportsmail they strongly deny pushing the Premier League to take action against City, pointing out that the issuing of charges earlier this week followed a four-year investigation in which they played no part.
Levy has received messages of support from other Premier League clubs after Guardiola’s criticism.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Pot, kettle, black from the Daily Sh!t Stirrer...


Daily Mail

Manchester City's rivals claim Pep Guardiola's attack may be libellous​

Story by Matt Hughes For The Daily Mail • Yesterday 22:31

Manchester City’s Premier League rivals reacted angrily on Friday to Pep Guardiola’s outspoken defence of the club’s alleged financial breaches, which many of them consider to be libellous.
Guardiola singled out Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy and name-checked eight other clubs he said are lobbying against City, which he claims has pushed the Premier League into issuing more than 100 charges of breaking spending rules.
Guardiola’s outburst came a day after City chief executive Ferran Soriano was seen shaking hands with executives at other clubs at a Premier League meeting in London, a disconnect that has gone down very badly among other members of the top flight.
Several club executives told Sportsmail they strongly deny pushing the Premier League to take action against City, pointing out that the issuing of charges earlier this week followed a four-year investigation in which they played no part.
Levy has received messages of support from other Premier League clubs after Guardiola’s criticism.

Fucking balloons & they are paid to produce this stuff.

Libel and slander are types of defamatory statements. Libel is a defamatory statement that is written. Slander is a defamatory statement that is oral. At common law, libel and slander were analyzed under different sets of standards, with libel recognized as the more serious wrong

 

[stan bowles]

Was Dirty Dan Roan actually in the conference yesterday or was it a video link? I understand the **** was banned after that lying episode with Vieira. Why wasn't it a lifetime ban?

Yes he was there. Obviously he pulled rank over Simon Stone who is normally there for the BBC.

 

[Shirley]

Yes he was there. Obviously he pulled rank over Simon Stone who is normally there for the BBC.

Simple Simon always does the rags presser if similar time as ours.

 

[Rochdale Blue]

Pot, kettle, black from the Daily Sh!t Stirrer...


Daily Mail

Manchester City's rivals claim Pep Guardiola's attack may be libellous​

Story by Matt Hughes For The Daily Mail • Yesterday 22:31

Manchester City’s Premier League rivals reacted angrily on Friday to Pep Guardiola’s outspoken defence of the club’s alleged financial breaches, which many of them consider to be libellous.
Guardiola singled out Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy and name-checked eight other clubs he said are lobbying against City, which he claims has pushed the Premier League into issuing more than 100 charges of breaking spending rules.
Guardiola’s outburst came a day after City chief executive Ferran Soriano was seen shaking hands with executives at other clubs at a Premier League meeting in London, a disconnect that has gone down very badly among other members of the top flight.
Several club executives told Sportsmail they strongly deny pushing the Premier League to take action against City, pointing out that the issuing of charges earlier this week followed a four-year investigation in which they played no part.
Levy has received messages of support from other Premier League clubs after Guardiola’s criticism.

Have the Mail forgotten that they with other media outlets published articles stating some clubs wanted City punished severely.

 

[tregyblue61]

I don't know if already posted....

Daniel Levy: Tottenham chairman says a few Premier League clubs have ability to 'distort market'

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy says he understands fan frustration over spending but that a few Premier League clubs are able to "distort the market".

www.bbc.co.uk

Fuckin' hypocrite.

 

[JASR]

I don't know if already posted....

Daniel Levy: Tottenham chairman says a few Premier League clubs have ability to 'distort market'

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy says he understands fan frustration over spending but that a few Premier League clubs are able to "distort the market".

www.bbc.co.uk

Fuckin' hypocrite.

Which THREE teams over and above Spurs are you talking about Mr Levy?

You surely can't be trying to tarnish lowly 15th City still?

Or perhaps that's what you meant, how can City, Palace, Leicester, Bournemouth, Brighton and Brentford compete against the other 14 big spending nasty clubs...


Continuing kudos to BlueCityBrain.

 

[give it to gordon]

Pot, kettle, black from the Daily Sh!t Stirrer...


Daily Mail

Manchester City's rivals claim Pep Guardiola's attack may be libellous​

Story by Matt Hughes For The Daily Mail • Yesterday 22:31

Manchester City’s Premier League rivals reacted angrily on Friday to Pep Guardiola’s outspoken defence of the club’s alleged financial breaches, which many of them consider to be libellous.
Guardiola singled out Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy and name-checked eight other clubs he said are lobbying against City, which he claims has pushed the Premier League into issuing more than 100 charges of breaking spending rules.
Guardiola’s outburst came a day after City chief executive Ferran Soriano was seen shaking hands with executives at other clubs at a Premier League meeting in London, a disconnect that has gone down very badly among other members of the top flight.
Several club executives told Sportsmail they strongly deny pushing the Premier League to take action against City, pointing out that the issuing of charges earlier this week followed a four-year investigation in which they played no part.
Levy has received messages of support from other Premier League clubs after Guardiola’s criticism.

Lol