I don’t just like this post; I absolutely love it. Well said mate. Utterly spot-on.It's ridiculous that some in the media tried to find a negative angle on a 4-0 home win. Yesterday I couldn't go so I had to watch the US broadcast coverage (NBC) on a dodgy stream. The overall tone was positive and aspirational. Not just the City coverage but the way they covered all the PL games. I hadn't watched US coverage for years but I found it a breath of fresh air. What came across was a love of football with no bias and the tactical analysis was also miles ahead of SKY and BBC.
What has happened to the UK sports media? They should be celebrating our national sport but everything is distorted and reported through a negative filter. Coverage is dominated by the collapse of United. I accept it's a big story but most fans in the country don't support United. For example the Everton/Villa match was reported through the stale Lampard/Gerrard narrative. Who gives a shit? The whole UK media industry is fixated on the past.
Amazing how the press thinks Jesus is a better player no longer playing for City.
As a City fan I see no difference my self, except he's getting more game time. Zinchenko too.
It's a funny old world.
The rags have spent plenty but have bought overpriced, overpaid and underperforming shite. Maybe they could look at constructing a proper strategy and buying players to fit a system and not just any old dross in a scattergun approach and expect it to work.Listening to Neville last night had me thinking similar.
He was basically saying that until ushited spend enough on the right players that will in turn have them win the league again its not fair.
Deluded little prick who can't handle football moving on without his beloved stuck in the 90s club.
He expects pity and for us all to pause while they try and catch up.
Fuck you Neville and fuck your rancid club
Not just the media.The whole UK media industry is fixated on the past.
The obsession with the past is strange and damaging. English football has never been stronger. Our clubs dominate in Europe and the international team is one of the best (the women are the best). Our clubs had an incredible 14 Balon D'Orr nominations (12 from City and Liverpool); attendances are huge across the football pyramid; the football industry supports tens of thousands of jobs and is watched by hundreds of millions across the world. It is the most positive thing in this country when we have precious little to shout about.Totally. The Birmingham Commonwealth closing ceremony was the epitome of the UKs sickly nostalgia junky fixation. Embarrassing.
Suppose there was a spitfire and Lancaster fly past at some point.
She's like that on Talksport aswell, doesn't do verbal punctuation. It's as if she's got a bomb attached to her that will go if the second she pauses for air.Fuck me lianne Sanderson never takes breath....had to switch over....please shut the fuck up....
It was obvious at one stage they’d asked him about leaving City because he said he wasn’t unhappy with us and a couple of nice things about us but they soon shut him up!Amazing how the press thinks Jesus is a better player no longer playing for City.
As a City fan I see no difference my self, except he's getting more game time. Zinchenko too.
It's a funny old world.
Only thing I see is maybe they're playing with a bit more freedom, not so restricted. Gabby's an excellent player and remember nearly always Brazils no 9. He just wasn't right for Pep's team long term. Same for Zinc only not as good as Gabby. Arsenal have made two great signings.Amazing how the press thinks Jesus is a better player no longer playing for City.
As a City fan I see no difference my self, except he's getting more game time. Zinchenko too.
It's a funny old world.
The top/big 18Hmmm interesting point you make near the end let’s just say the rags finished in the bottom three I certainly wouldn’t be surprised if they tried to change the rules to have them remain in the premier league..