Media thread 2022/23

[bobbyowenquiff]

It is like some weird competition the media have going on, who can say the worst things about us wins a prize , weird cunts

Watched the match which was great. The post match analysis was all about Chelsea playing badly. They highlighted mistakes by Chelsea players and didn't even analyse the two brilliant City goals. At one point they said: "You have to credit Manchester City." What is wrong with these people. Why can't they be impartial?

 

[old blue]

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Perhaps he is bitter because he looks like David Baddiel.

 

[TinFoilHat]

Perhaps he is bitter because he looks like David Baddiel.

That's you that is...

 

[citizen_maine]

just can't help themselves can they lol

Manchester City 2-0 Chelsea

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Academy Stadium
Today's attendance is 5,222, a bit shy of full capacity with a few empty light blue seats in evidence, despite reports this game was a sell-out.

I take it we won again

 

[Platt Lane 59]

So true.

The pub doors open, Josh walks in, and everyone inside the pub rushes to other other pub doors to get out as fast as they can.

What a smug tw@t! And a Cockney Rag!

Another Red Shirt Shill to add to the list.

Josh is special correspondent for The Sunday Times, where he writes about everything from drinking to boxing to politics to crypto. He contributes regular news and magazine interviews and features and also writes the occasional diary column. Previously, Josh spent five years in America, where he was the paper’s Washington correspondent. Before that, he was New York correspondent, from where contributed a regular magazine column on life as a failed bachelor. Josh has been nominated twice for feature writer of the year, at the Press Awards and British Journalism Awards.

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Josh Glancy | The Times & The Sunday Times

Josh is the editor of News Review at The Sunday Times, where he also contributes regular columns and features. Previously he was the paper’s special correspondent, writing about everything from polit

www.thetimes.co.uk

Borat ???

 

[Axel Freed]

The moronic Jonathan Northcroft refers to 14 goal Rashford as “world class”. So 16 goal Ivan Toney, playing in a worse team, must be one of the best strikers in the world then.

Jonathan doesn’t seem to have thought his point through very carefully.

 

[Elbow beards]

So we have two news items, one stating we are robots that just win and win giving no one a chance, the other saying it's a really exciting competition this year bigging up other teams. They really don't know which angle to attack us with, do they?!

 

[Xhavenjoe]

I take it we won again

We certainly did

 

[stan bowles]

Wonder if he was as keen for us to be stopped last season when the alternative was Liverpool.

Doubt it....probably his twin brother was spouting shit like "...when I was growing up as a Liverpool fan in north London in the early 2000s..."

 

[tregyblue61]

This is in the BBC after match report:

Manchester City 'magic' win over Chelsea sets WSL title race alight

What a title race we now have in the Women's Super League. After Manchester City's win over Chelsea, the top four are separated by just three points.

www.bbc.co.uk

The battle has been opened wide by City's victory, which came after manager Gareth Taylor described the fixture as must-win before the game.

His players rose to the task, putting City firmly in the frame for a maiden WSL title.

I thought we won it in 2016?