I was contacted this morning by one of the national papers, asking if I'd pen an article for them about Sterling.
They asked if I was alarmed by his refusal to go on tour, and whether he'd be loyal at City, to which I replied that I wasn't remotely concerned.
They then said thanks, but that's not the angle we're after.
No doubt they'll now wheel out someone like Colin Shindler who will provide the negative slant they require.
I was contacted this morning by one of the national papers, asking if I'd pen an article for them about Sterling.
They asked if I was alarmed by his refusal to go on tour, and whether he'd be loyal at City, to which I replied that I wasn't remotely concerned.
They then said thanks, but that's not the angle we're after.
No doubt they'll now wheel out someone like Colin Shindler who will provide the negative slant they require.
I was contacted this morning by one of the national papers, asking if I'd pen an article for them about Sterling.
They asked if I was alarmed by his refusal to go on tour, and whether he'd be loyal at City, to which I replied that I wasn't remotely concerned.
They then said thanks, but that's not the angle we're after.
No doubt they'll now wheel out someone like Colin Shindler who will provide the negative slant they require.
It was probably wise to refuse. Whatever you wrote they'd no doubt do a nice job of editing it to suit their agenda. Haha, can you imagine the backlash on here if that happened.I was contacted this morning by one of the national papers, asking if I'd pen an article for them about Sterling.
They asked if I was alarmed by his refusal to go on tour, and whether he'd be loyal at City, to which I replied that I wasn't remotely concerned.
They then said thanks, but that's not the angle we're after.
No doubt they'll now wheel out someone like Colin Shindler who will provide the negative slant they require.
Come on, name and shame please!I was contacted this morning by one of the national papers, asking if I'd pen an article for them about Sterling.
They asked if I was alarmed by his refusal to go on tour, and whether he'd be loyal at City, to which I replied that I wasn't remotely concerned.
They then said thanks, but that's not the angle we're after.
No doubt they'll now wheel out someone like Colin Shindler who will provide the negative slant they require.
@Ric should post the email so that posters can volunteer to help the outlet with their story. I'd back myself to piece together a cracking article. I'd even sort out the images for them. If I can position my mirror correctly whilst leaning back at the right angle, I might just be able to get a cracking photo of myself brandishing my arse whilst giving them the middle finger.It was probably wise to refuse. Whatever you wrote they'd no doubt do a nice job of editing it to suit their agenda. Haha, can you imagine the backlash on here if that happened.
Does Schindler still class himself as a blue? I thought he'd finally gone over to the dark side and was now a FCUM fan along with the other turncoats. It would be no surprise to see him spouting the usual bollocks about City in the press.
One day, one club is going to ignore the "gentlemen's agreement" and all hell will be let loose. I can't work out whether it will be a good or bad thing.Eh?
The Webster ruling is the exact thing that allows that, not stops it