Nonsense from the Mail - Foden “ignores” fans wanting shirts signed

My only shock is that it wasn't that fuckin has been Herbert who wrote it and who loves to throw shit at us at will.
Daily Mail on their arse love throwing out the negative city stuff for clicks.
Absolutely embarrassing publication with no shame.
 
It’s a very fine line but imo, it wouldn’t have taken a minute to sign a couple of shirts. happens the same at campus after training. Zoom past without stopping. A bit different from Platt Lane where you could go upstairs and eat with the players after training. Maybe I’m getting old. In fact, I am getting old.
 
Foden has really become hated by a lot of the media and pundits.
He’s become their new Sterling target.
They’re constantly sticking the boot in.
He’s had a hard last 12 months so needs our support more than ever.
Fuck em Phil!
 
How dangerous is that.
It’s a really Busy intersection and imagine if one of them sign the stuff and then they get hit by a car.

I would also ask would Foden or Gvardiol be breaking any laws in doing this while in control of a car.
Just wondering if the club advise them not to do this.

On the video Foden also appears to check his drivers side mirror while pulling away to watch the kids. So looks like he was well aware of the danger.
 
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The Daily Mail is owned by Viscount Rothmere, the same family that backed Hitler in the 1930's.

Nuff said.
 
OP.

It's the Fail, Daily Fail, or Daily United.

14 United articles online Yesterday.

Not 1 City article.

It's nothing more than a Rag PR fanzine with a dedicated United writer called Chris Wheeler who keeps on churning out United article, after United article. He's akin to Sly Stone at BBC United - Mediacity, but Wheeler is worse than Stone. That takes some doing.
 
jrb said:
OP.

It's the Fail, Daily Fail, or Daily United.

14 United articles online Yesterday.

Not 1 City article.

It's nothing more than a Rag PR fanzine with a dedicated United writer called Chris Wheeler who keeps on churning out United article, after United article. He's akin to Sly Stone at BBC United - Mediacity, but Wheeler is worse than Stone. That takes some doing.
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Isn't every online publication a utd fanzine.
Sky sports news has been all utd and Liverpool the whole pre season.

I just don't get the fascination with the pricks.
 
manimanc said:
Isn't every online publication a utd fanzine.
Sky sports news has been all utd and Liverpool the whole pre season.

I just don't get the fascination with the pricks.
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Pure and simply clicks.
They think they will get more clicks because it's the red shirt clubs.
But all the other PL fans aren't bothering with the Red Tops anymore. They've lost that readership.
 
Probably following safety training, who knows who is knocking at the window at a red light, ready to steal something or even worse
 
jrb said:
OP.

It's the Fail, Daily Fail, or Daily United.

14 United articles online Yesterday.

Not 1 City article.

It's nothing more than a Rag PR fanzine with a dedicated United writer called Chris Wheeler who keeps on churning out United article, after United article. He's akin to Sly Stone at BBC United - Mediacity, but Wheeler is worse than Stone. That takes some doing.
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I wouldn’t liken Wheeler to Stone. Wheeler is mainly the Mails Utd reporter. He writes Utd pieces and the website editor chooses to publish loads of them - and virtually none of Jack Gaughans City pieces (if he is even being asked to write any).

Stone is supposedly the BBCs Football Reporter yet seems to have positioned himself solely as a Utd reporter, and arse kissing bootlicker for them.

No doubt he will be at Pep’s presser next week opening with the usual snide questions. We might even get tweet about City from him - which would be the first for months
 
warpig said:
It’s a very fine line but imo, it wouldn’t have taken a minute to sign a couple of shirts. happens the same at campus after training. Zoom past without stopping. A bit different from Platt Lane where you could go upstairs and eat with the players after training. Maybe I’m getting old. In fact, I am getting old.
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That's a 30mph 3 lane busy road there, going into town and for joining Alan Turing Way both directions. It's moronic behaviour and if you sign one then you'll be signing ten. The traffic being held up will get impatient and try to go down the other lanes to get around them and mayhem will ensue at some point.

It needs City to have a word with the police, let them know when training is finished and they can have a copper ensuring that the little idiots aren't stood between live lanes. It'll only need one or two visits to at least put it off for awhile.

Foden BTW had one of his kids in the car, I damn well sure wouldn't roll down my window.
 
Centurions said:
That's a 30mph 3 lane busy road there, going into town and for joining Alan Turing Way both directions. It's moronic behaviour and if you sign one then you'll be signing ten. The traffic being held up will get impatient and try to go down the other lanes to get around them and mayhem will ensue at some point.

It needs City to have a word with the police, let them know when training is finished and they can have a copper ensuring that the little idiots aren't stood between live lanes. It'll only need one or two visits to at least put it off for awhile.

Foden BTW had one of his kids in the car, I damn well sure wouldn't roll down my window.
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On reflection, I tend to agree with you. It could be helped if the players signed some shirts coming out of training ground in the railed off area.
 
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