Media thread 2022/23

[blueste41]

I'm a Man City fan and really don't care about the Premier League's accusations

What may or may not have happened in boardrooms over the past decade is irrelevant to my delight in our achievements

inews.co.uk

Dunno if this has been posted already but what an article.

Very good article. A few of points that both people for (yes Blue Mooners this goes for you as well!) and against City would do to remember:-
"I have no idea whether the club I support is guilty or not"

"Whoever we support, our inclination is to feel persecuted and put upon – by referees, by the VAR system, by the journalists who write disobliging things"

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

NO NO NO....

Long may he suffer in our successful shadow.

He and the ticket tout belittled our club,wouldn't mention us by name and made personal statements at our expense which have now come back to embarrassing and humiliate them.

Fuck them both and may their suffering be long,painful and public !!

Charlton made that statement over nine years ago - and they haven’t finished above us since.

 

[Pontypool Blue]

“If United win the FA cup and City the CL then both Manchester clubs will have won two major trophies each this season”

"If city do the treble then both Manchester (sic) clubs will share all of the major trophies this season"

 

[Chris in London]

Fuck me

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That is fucking funny.

This is genuine, right? Not a parody?

 

[Indaparkside]

What about the 99 questions Gary? Does the fact they remain unanswered taint united’s legacy?

Or wio jumping out the shithouse window

 

[Chris in London]

Miguel Deluded, never change, dickhead, never change...

Liverpool have done the unthinkable and built a deeper squad than Man City

While the Reds benefitted from being able to rest most of their stars against Benfica, Jurgen Klopp has the advantage over Pep Guardiola in squad depth. It could yet carry them to an unprecedented season

www.independent.co.uk

That aged well

 

[Chris in London]

Possibly the biggest pile of shit in the press today. Oh my goodness he hurts.

Manchester City revel in coronation but they cannot control their legacy | Jonathan Liew

Pep Guardiola’s team are dominant now but their success and the wealth that has driven it may be best left to posterity

www.theguardian.com

Liew may be a ****, but he gets half a mark for this line:

”There was even the heartwarming sight, around the half-hour, of Raheem Sterling running clean through on goal and missing a one-on-one chance in front of the City supporters. Who says this place has no sense of history?”

 

[Ithryn Luin]

16 minutes on…

Excellent! Pity no UK media will publicise this!

 

[Inter Me Nan]

What about the 99 questions Gary? Does the fact they remain unanswered taint united’s legacy?

I never knew about the 99 questions!
Just had a quick google, very interesting.

 

[Chris in London]

Not clicking on this as I don't give a flying fuck what that yonner clown thinks.

Actually it’s a fairly balanced, if uninformed take on the situation.

The shithousery comes in the tweet, because he says if the charges are proved City’s success is tainted, but if the PL fail they will be equally tainted. The tweet didn’t bother with that last bit.

What Neville actually said is not an unreasonable point to make.