ABU inc GDR said:carlos92 said:bluemanc said:Explain infamous & andy mitten,in general have you actually read the MEN?
"no bias,interpret angle",you read you see,if a lie is told it's a lie,if a jouno lies about what a dead person was in real life it is a lie.
No angle,no bias,no interpretation or claim,just factual.
Yes I have read the MEN, and ok they have given a rag a coloumn to fill , prehaps we should suggest having a Blue Writer as well, there are a few posters on Blue Moon who can do the job. However in my opinion their reporting has been fair to us, we have high points in our history but too few of them. Like it or not they had been the most successful club for the best part of 20 years, we can't change that. Our time has now arrived and in my view, the way we are being percieved in the press will change over time as well.
In my opnion from a local paper fair is not enough!..If you can't get positive support from your local paper where else will it come from. I don't just mean in the articles that are printed, the journo's who interact with other media people should positively promte City, regardless of their rivalry which should remain a thing to be resolved by the players on the pitch.
You talk about football success, that's nothing compared to the legacy we are building in the community. I doubt there is any other club that does half the work we do in the community with youth development work and involvement with charities. The money being invested in the training accademy is unique in this country and something for everyone in Manchester to be proud of. When City's name is mentioned in the press it's always followed with terms like "sugar daddy" and "oil money" but that's not half of the story and it's time City fans stopped accepting these negative stereotypes of the club!!The local journo's are in the best position to help change the mindset of the media.
What another poster has qute rightly said futher down the thread said it is down to the club to put the message across. If the MEN says anthing out of untoward then City would be first to contact the newspaper.