Media thread 2022/23

[Dinas]

Couple of things from last nights coverage.
Great shot from the Brighton lad granted but Sky went strught into the eulogy, not a word about defenders backing off, how was he allowed so much space etc to detract from it.
Second when Cole came on early he had a little run and very decent shot from a tight angle. Smith scoffs hopeful trying to score from there. 2 minutes later Ferguson at the other end shoots from a tight angle, super excitement, this lad is fearless such confidence to believe he can score from there....
Makes me wonder how much training Sky put into the commentary team during the week to get them to their required level of bias.

I don't begrudge Brighton any praise and I love the way they have played this season and put clubs like Spurs to shame. But a little perspective would have helped last night. The players had to come down from the euphoria of the title win; our defensive set-up was far from our strongest; our players were obviously trying to avoid injury; and we could have scored more - including Haaland's effort being unfairly ruled out by VAR in my opinion. Give credit to Brighton for what they have all season and last night but recognise that the City performance was good despite all those factors. Balance is something the broadcasters are not good at - we've known that for years and this is just another example of a lack of it.

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

She told me she loved watcching City batter 'em, when she came back to mine later. In French.
Emily Blunt wasn't happy though when she was told she'd be in the spare room that night.

And some people moan because of tourists going to our games. We all wouldn’t mind a few thousand of her sat in the south stand.

 

[lazerblue]

Just been looking at the headlines of a few papers and most are written to discredit and demean us. They can all go and fuck themselves with their spurious bullshit and lies.

the 115 charges bollocks has been quiet most of the season and as soon as it became clear we were gonna collar the arse and win the league it all gets blown up again, wankers

 

[ultimateharold]

Anyone managed to find S4 on IPTV? Not coming up on my firestick yet.

This is S3.

 

[Bluemoon230989]

And some people moan because of tourists going to our games. We all wouldn’t mind a few thousand of her sat in the south stand.

Yeah, moaning gits.

 

[its grim up north]

I don't begrudge Brighton any praise and I love the way they have played this season and put clubs like Spurs to shame. But a little perspective would have helped last night. The players had to come down from the euphoria of the title win; our defensive set-up was far from our strongest; our players were obviously trying to avoid injury; and we could have scored more - including Haaland's effort being unfairly ruled out by VAR in my opinion. Give credit to Brighton for what they have all season and last night but recognise that the City performance was good despite all those factors. Balance is something the broadcasters are not good at - we've known that for years and this is just another example of a lack of it.

It's the inconsistent way the referees run the game. A tug on the shirt,while stood still, negates a goal, yet a tug on Bernado's shoulder whilst running at full speed in the penalty area is completely ignored.

 

[Andy TheCatalyst Morrison]

An Arsenal fan still bitter after we came from behind to win the title ahead of them. He's worried it was their big chance and they blew it.

It was and they did

 

[Man_City_Loyal]

Anyone managed to find S4 on IPTV? Not coming up on my firestick yet.

season 3

its all on watchtomovies.net if you can't find it on your firestick

 

[cheekybids]

the 115 charges bollocks has been quiet most of the season and as soon as it became clear we were gonna collar the arse and win the league it all gets blown up again, wankers

I think it was later than that. I’d say it was around the Dippers had blown their chance at top 4.

Great diversion.

 

[Blue Mist]

Some dick head journalist in the Telegraph has done a piece supposedly about how a new rag owner is sat on a goldmine. The land the rags own, plus other land, is ripe for houses. The journo is however quick to point out, in fact he spends most of the article slagging how City and Manchester City Council did it. It borders on saying it was corrupt, no social housing, ADUG made millions but Manchester lost millions. Here's me thinking the council loved what City did, how could I be so wrong.