Media thread 2022/23

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bobbyowenquiff said:
Well said. Some of the comments on here have been tasteless no matter how unpopular Harris is with City fans.
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I sincerely hope Harris makes a full recovery and it must of been awful for him and his children when his wife passed away.

I feel it is also important to point out this man before/during/since has constantly lied and whether it be written/social media/Radio & TV, consistently repeats those same lies about City.

He personally has zero integrity and whatever his current personal situation is, those lies and deliberate misinformation should not be glossed over because of his personal life. All people unfortunately good & bad have very similar tragedies in their personal life, it does and should not detract from the absolute shit stain of a person Harris is.

Let’s not forget, his most recent use of the vile Bennell and his horrible crimes to score cheap shots and lies about not only his involvement in the case but his personal obsession with lying about all things connected to Manchester City.
 
Fordyboy46 said:
Sorry if already posted but ESPN- what's going wrong at Liverpool, Man City this season?. I really can't be arsed to read the article, the title made me want to put my fist through this tablet. Why the need to include a team in it who have taken 7 points from 9 already this season. Fucking mind boggling shite
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Ryan O Hanlon writes bad articles.

I read it and its pure gibberish.
 
remember arthur mann said:
Don't know if this has been posted, a load of tosh really but I suppose he thinks he's doing his bit.
www.football365.com

Newcastle v Man City sportswashing derby wasn't a great ad for the Premier League

Newcastle United vs Manchester City might have been a showcase for the Premier League, but what it showcased wasn't much to be proud of.
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Wouldn’t touch that with a barge pole. Just another article playing to the divisiveness that they use to create animosity between fanbases.
 
remember arthur mann said:
Don't know if this has been posted, a load of tosh really but I suppose he thinks he's doing his bit.
www.football365.com

Newcastle v Man City sportswashing derby wasn't a great ad for the Premier League

Newcastle United vs Manchester City might have been a showcase for the Premier League, but what it showcased wasn't much to be proud of.
www.football365.com www.football365.com
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Just seen it.

Ian King, Sussex By The Sea. Southern.......

No actual picture of himself, just a drawing of himself on his Twitter page.

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Another c*nt to add to the continuing and ever growing list.

Just 2 paragraphs to highlight his bitterness.

Except… it wasn’t, really, was it? Both of these names have been bought, and are now being used for something else altogether. The names of these football clubs now represent something different for the 21st century; they’re brand names being used to launder reputations, a vision of a future in which light entertainment is packaged in such a way that it obscures the behaviour of those who own these particular means of production.

Manchester City supporters have had a decade and a half to get used to not being who they used to be anymore, and it would be unrealistic to suggest that they don’t like it. A club which, prior to the intervention of hundreds of millions of pounds of oil money, hadn’t won a major trophy since 1976 and which hadn’t won the league since 1968 was suddenly in amongst the trophies again. And in a sporting world in which all success is bought to some extent or other, why should they care about the origins of the money funding it?
 
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