gordondaviesmoustache
Well-Known Member
Mate, I'm not arguing about the effect, but the likelihood of it happening.GaudinoMotors said:gordondaviesmoustache said:People need to get past the notion of journalists being banned from the Etihad. It simply isn't going to happen to any meaningful extent. Don't waste emotional energy on it, is my advice, fwiw.
Criticism is one thing and something any football club should expect; but bile and utter fiction like that is unacceptable.
I suspect if the Club did take action, some of those against banning would find a way of er ahem, adjusting their viewpoint.
The club simply aren't going to contemplate such a policy imo. It would involve a complete change in philosophy (please note the correct use of this word any lurking rags). Of course it's irritating in the extreme when spineless, talentless journalists gratuitously run down our club, but the 'project' is, as much as anything, a glorified PR exercise, by a country conscious of, inter alia, how its human rights record is perceived by the wider world. Routinely banning journalists for being disrespectful motherfuckers is incongruous to that overriding aspiration. Irritants won't deflect the club from its overall ambitions.