Media thread 2022/23

[balotellishaircut]

If he thinks that’s bad, he should Google ‘Stockport Golf Club Badge’ then click images

Must be the most racist club badge in the world. Gobsmacked they’ve not been made to change it

Fuckin hell iv just googled it that’s shocking, how the feck are they allowed not to change the badge ffs

 

[red 2 hats]

Abandon ship: does this symbol of slavery shame Manchester and its football clubs?

A three-masted vessel adorns the city’s buildings and both teams’ crests. But is it an emblem of a crime against humanity?

www.theguardian.com

What I can't get my head around, is how many so called City supporting journalists actually go after the club in a negative way.
We have enough haters who don't need any help or guidance from our own shills.
If I was a journalist I would be banging the drum for City and all the positives they bring.
I don't think I've ever seen a bad article by a scum or murderer journalist attacking there club, they've done it on the owners, but never the fundamentals of the club.
Who needs enemies when we've got ( so called) fans like these.

 

[Jam Tomorrow]

White sausages & lederhosen: 24 hours in Munich

BBC Sport's Liam Loftus travels across Europe to sample the fan culture in four of the continent's finest football cities - his second stop is Munich, where he meets Bayern fan Cedrik,

www.bbc.co.uk

A fan for a day, of all days it’s today…..

 

[philiph20]

The Guardian, born of Manchester's radical political history, has become the house organ of the smug, bourgeois, middle-class, metropolitan elite.

That shames Manchester.

People go on about the Fail and rightly so but the Guardian is appalling.

 

[hammocity]

Really? Doesn’t look white to me & you’re the first person I’ve ever heard say it’s a white man

It’s a hideous badge regardless of ethnicity, absolutely horrible piece of design that needs replacing with something more modern, perhaps an image of Miggy surrounded by jelly and ice cream.

 

[The perfect fumble]

I see the BBC have a nice article on their sport website on the biggest comebacks in Champions League history this morning, I wonder if there's a team with a big first leg lead playing today

I saw that.

It's something along the lines of....

"Dear readers,

Yes Man City have a three goal lead going to Munich, but there's still hope that the sports washing cheating bastards will get thumped by plucky underdogs Workers Collective Bayern FC. And why? Coz here are some random examples from the past when similar healthy leads were overturned! So be of good cheer! There's still a chance they'll get fucked over and football will be saved".

 

[nmc]

The fail are looking forward to City's game tonight, about the 50th story down you get Pep's pre match comments. These are as bitter as they come about us

I’d suggest giving the Fail a miss - it will improve the quality of your life….

 

[SamBlue]

What I can't get my head around, is how many so called City supporting journalists actually go after the club in a negative way.
We have enough haters who don't need any help or guidance from our own shills.
If I was a journalist I would be banging the drum for City and all the positives they bring.
I don't think I've ever seen a bad article by a scum or murderer journalist attacking there club, they've done it on the owners, but never the fundamentals of the club.
Who needs enemies when we've got ( so called) fans like these.

I've read the article this morning and I didn't find Hattenstone going after the club or any negativity in his article. I actually found it very educational, particularly for us non-Mancunians. And he touched on all sides of the argument.

 

[nmc]

Sky will pass it off as klopp reinventing the wheel, they will dress it up, like they're doing now, with bells and whistles and shout it from the rooftops.
It's like when the rags womens team started out in the championship, sky had everyone believing that womens football started then, the big announcement, the media coverage, they was indirectly saying utd had help promote womens football.

The giddyness and rush to roll these two red turds in glitter is sickening.

Up there with Klopps introduction of the sweeper keeper - into the PL. pure media fantasy.

 

[The perfect fumble]

The Guardian, born of Manchester's radical political history, has become the house organ of the smug, bourgeois, middle-class, metropolitan elite.

That shames Manchester.

They loved Manchester so much they removed the city from their name and fucked off down to London.