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Pep only here 3 years?
- Thread starter K-Bo
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sir baconface
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In the interest of even handedness shouldn't the forum management be making representations to the Mirror to point this anomaly out to them while soliciting their reasons as to why other forums are allowed to do exactly what we have been threatened with legal action for.
Or they could turn into a force 8 gale and have a pissing contest instead.
goalmole
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True, but it still needs pointing out.Once they've done that, they can turn into a force 8 gale and have a pissing contest.
flb
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If he is the family man everyone says he wants to be it will depend on his family. In December his children were aged
13 (Marius), 11 (Maria) and 7 (Valentina). Sadly I can't quickly find the exact birth dates but his is a very poor spread for changing work location for the next 9 years.
There are however windows for movement the school year that:
1. Marius is 16 in 3? years time.
2. Maria is 16 in 5/6? years time assuming Marius is 19 that school year.
Good valid points mate, sooner or later he will need to put roots down for his family
abellwillring
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Better to prepare for 3 years and be happy if it's longer than to expect more and get less. City, and any other big club, are always preparing for years down the line. You have to at least have some sort of plan in place.
goalmole
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ITK?It can be extended if pep like Manchester !
Zickler
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I've never understood this stance against the Mirror. They basically requested we post links in the forum as opposed to copy and pasting the articles directly, what's the problem?
Before the internet, if they'd requested you didn't photocopy thousands of copies of their back page, blacked out the adverts, and handed them out on the street, I don't think it would be seen as an unreasonable request.
In the internet age, newspapers generate their revenue by the amount of clicks they get on their site. The more clicks, the higher the premium advertisers will pay. Newspapers are hardly flourishing, they're actually on their arse. Revenue they get from clicks goes towards paying the journalists and photographers who get the stories that we can talk about on here.
If we never clicked on a newspaper site again, they would get no revenue. They would then be forced to close, and eventually we would have no free press. That's not a society I want to live in.
The Mirror, or any other newspaper asking you to click a link as opposed to copy and pasting their content is basically them asking for you not to steal their product. I don't think that is unreasonable. It doesn't cost you anything to click the link, all it does it cost the advertisers more. I really don't understand what the problem is.
Everybody seems to want a free press, wants journalists to exist, but no one wants to pay for it anymore. That is the modern world, people aren't buying newspapers anymore, we want our news for free. That's fine, but then who pays the journalists wages?
Consuming news for free is seemingly what everyone wants. But the reality is, there are costs involved with reporting the news, and someone has to pay for it. The Mirror wanting us to paste links means the advertisers are paying for it, and we are getting it for free. I really don't think that is unreasonable.
Free press does not exist, that utopia has been gone for some time.... however you do make a valid point about the link.
City_Sean
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Soriano has often spoken about cycles. I think if another planning for life after Pep proves just how well run we are.