Media thread 2022/23

[wolviedinho]

There’s only 1 dope and that’s Matt Cooper.

No link, but you’ll find the article via the screen grab info.

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[burning blue soul]

It's certainly ramping up. This media pile-on from April onwards is becoming an annual event and should be given a name. "Steaming-piss season" or something.

"Beware the Snides of March"

 

[levets]

Pretty sure Durham was a student in mcr in the 90s and he used to go Maine rd so he had a slight soft spot for us

His son is also a City fan. He said so again on Weds night.

 

[Xhavenjoe]

The headline is misleading, on the whole, kind of, it's not too bad.

Anything on the hole is bad!

 

[laserblue]

You can’t tell he’s brown if you make him black and white.

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And he's in western clothes.

 

[malg]

To be honest the pile on against Arsenal is quite a thing to watch as well. I'd hardly call what they've done 'a bottle job'. Also, if that was the Rags or Dippers I'm sure the media would still say there was a long way to go, lots of points to play for and lots of points to be dropped. I'm still of the opinion that it's still not over, even though shit tash thinks we'll finish 10 points clear.

 

[laserblue]

When Pep arrived we had four full backs over 30.

And all 4 left the following summer at the end of their contracts or, in Kolarov's case, a request for a transfer and were replaced by 3 - Walker, Danilo and Mendy - not 4. Yet the assembled bitters were frothing at the mouth about City spending money on full backs. What did the daft bastards expect City to do? Start the season with no full backs?

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

He said: "This is what the wealth of a Gulf state buys you. With the commercial might of Abu Dhabi behind them, they have been able to buy the very best players."

That's accurate isn't it? Emphasis is on "commercial might" which to me means the Abu Dhabi based enterprises and companies who heavily sponsor us. Nothing wrong with that IMO.

Im pretty sure souness lives on the on the south coast in Dorest. No doubt he probably owns propery in Cheshire as well :)

He has moved to the South Coast from Alderley Edge in recent years. The wording is clumsy I think. Sheikh Mansour operates globally and invests globally. I don’t accept we rely on the Abu Dhabi state. Sheikh Mansour is in it to make money like other investors.

 

[Sky Blue Thinking]

And all 4 left the following summer at the end of their contracts or, in Kolarov's case, a request for a transfer and were replaced by 3 - Walker, Danilo and Mendy - not 4. Yet the assembled bitters were frothing at the mouth about City spending money on full backs. What did the daft bastards expect City to do? Start the season with no full backs?

Think it was Bbc sport who referenced Walker's signing with an article along the lines of 'wow that price tag' - at this time Kyle was an England regular. Fast forward a couple of years and a non internatiinal, Wan Bissaka moved north for a similair fee without any media outrage.

 

[machine9]

Fairest I’ve heard in a long time