so this agenda thing.

[r.soleofsalford]

They're not wrong though.

still think they`re
shit to be honest

Bang out of order, I've taken some fine shits in my time.

ok i`ll hold my hands up. and yes i have washed them

 

[mrtwiceaseason]

Have only read the financial results on here .
Everyone on here is saying only positive things on here.
Off to see how this is being reported across the media
Think this will be a good guide to who's got the agenda if anyone ?

 

[mrtwiceaseason]

Have only read the financial results on here .
Everyone on here is saying only positive things on here.
Off to see how this is being reported across the media
Think this will be a good guide to who's got the agenda if anyone ?

 

[bernabias home shirt]

Sky were giving us some credit abt our figures, really positive piece
In fact they had a guy from the financial side of london on( David buik) who said if city floated on the stockmarket he would invest as we are a club going places & fast.....

 

[mrtwiceaseason]

Have only read the financial results on here .
Everyone on here is saying only positive things on here.
Off to see how this is being reported across the media
Think this will be a good guide to who's got the agenda if anyone ?

Ok as of 5.15pm
Sky +
BBC+
Guardian +
Mail +
Telegraph +

Mirror nothing
Independent nothing
Let's see how it changes once the feature writers get stuck in

 

[franksinatra]

Have only read the financial results on here .
Everyone on here is saying only positive things on here.
Off to see how this is being reported across the media
Think this will be a good guide to who's got the agenda if anyone ?

Ok as of 5.15pm
Sky +
BBC+
Guardian +
Mail +
Telegraph +

Mirror nothing
Independent nothing
Let's see how it changes once the feature writers get stuck in

Daily Mail
Manchester City confident of meeting Financial Fair Play rules as club report record revenues of £346.5m

The results also show City are no longer the club with the biggest wage bill in the Premier League - they are now second on £204million behind neighbours Manchester United's £214.8million.

The figures underline the strides the club has made since the takeover by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al-Nahyan, of the Abu Dhabi ruling family, since he bought City in August 2008.

Wages are now 59 per cent of turnover, compared to 86 per cent a year ago.

Guardian
In a sign of the Abu Dhabi-owned club’s growing stature since the 2008 takeover, turnover has broken the £300m mark for the first time, reaching £347m.

Independent
The club which has established a London office to help grow commercial partners, says its revenues in that field has increased by 16 per cent to £165.8m and matchday revenue by 20 per cent to £47.5m. But it is the new TV deal which is proving most significant for all clubs. City’s abundance of TV appearances as they clinched the title has seen their TV revenues grow 51 per cent to £133.2 million.

Just a couple of snippets. Hopefully when City start banning Sky Reporters from the ground, for their bias against the club, it will not affect our TV revenues.

 

[mrtwiceaseason]

Have only read the financial results on here .
Everyone on here is saying only positive things on here.
Off to see how this is being reported across the media
Think this will be a good guide to who's got the agenda if anyone ?

Ok as of 5.15pm
Sky +
BBC+
Guardian +
Mail +
Telegraph +

Mirror nothing
Independent nothing
Let's see how it changes once the feature writers get stuck in

Daily Mail
Manchester City confident of meeting Financial Fair Play rules as club report record revenues of £346.5m

The results also show City are no longer the club with the biggest wage bill in the Premier League - they are now second on £204million behind neighbours Manchester United's £214.8million.

The figures underline the strides the club has made since the takeover by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al-Nahyan, of the Abu Dhabi ruling family, since he bought City in August 2008.

Wages are now 59 per cent of turnover, compared to 86 per cent a year ago.

Guardian
In a sign of the Abu Dhabi-owned club’s growing stature since the 2008 takeover, turnover has broken the £300m mark for the first time, reaching £347m.

Independent
The club which has established a London office to help grow commercial partners, says its revenues in that field has increased by 16 per cent to £165.8m and matchday revenue by 20 per cent to £47.5m. But it is the new TV deal which is proving most significant for all clubs. City’s abundance of TV appearances as they clinched the title has seen their TV revenues grow 51 per cent to £133.2 million.

Just a couple of snippets. Hopefully when City start banning Sky Reporters from the ground, for their bias against the club, it will not affect our TV revenues.

As of 18.00 all positive reporting let's see which INDIVIDUAL journo has any agenda as the night progress
Really think the reporting of this will narrow the suspects down IMHO

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Have only read the financial results on here .
Everyone on here is saying only positive things on here.
Off to see how this is being reported across the media
Think this will be a good guide to who's got the agenda if anyone ?

Ok as of 5.15pm
Sky +
BBC+
Guardian +
Mail +
Telegraph +

Mirror nothing
Independent nothing
Let's see how it changes once the feature writers get stuck in

Daily Mail
Manchester City confident of meeting Financial Fair Play rules as club report record revenues of £346.5m

The results also show City are no longer the club with the biggest wage bill in the Premier League - they are now second on £204million behind neighbours Manchester United's £214.8million.

The figures underline the strides the club has made since the takeover by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al-Nahyan, of the Abu Dhabi ruling family, since he bought City in August 2008.

Wages are now 59 per cent of turnover, compared to 86 per cent a year ago.

Guardian
In a sign of the Abu Dhabi-owned club’s growing stature since the 2008 takeover, turnover has broken the £300m mark for the first time, reaching £347m.

Independent
The club which has established a London office to help grow commercial partners, says its revenues in that field has increased by 16 per cent to £165.8m and matchday revenue by 20 per cent to £47.5m. But it is the new TV deal which is proving most significant for all clubs. City’s abundance of TV appearances as they clinched the title has seen their TV revenues grow 51 per cent to £133.2 million.

Just a couple of snippets. Hopefully when City start banning Sky Reporters from the ground, for their bias against the club, it will not affect our TV revenues.

Good to see you're on the case, Sheriff ;-)

 

[franksinatra]

Ok as of 5.15pm
Sky +
BBC+
Guardian +
Mail +
Telegraph +

Mirror nothing
Independent nothing
Let's see how it changes once the feature writers get stuck in

Daily Mail
Manchester City confident of meeting Financial Fair Play rules as club report record revenues of £346.5m

The results also show City are no longer the club with the biggest wage bill in the Premier League - they are now second on £204million behind neighbours Manchester United's £214.8million.

The figures underline the strides the club has made since the takeover by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al-Nahyan, of the Abu Dhabi ruling family, since he bought City in August 2008.

Wages are now 59 per cent of turnover, compared to 86 per cent a year ago.

Guardian
In a sign of the Abu Dhabi-owned club’s growing stature since the 2008 takeover, turnover has broken the £300m mark for the first time, reaching £347m.

Independent
The club which has established a London office to help grow commercial partners, says its revenues in that field has increased by 16 per cent to £165.8m and matchday revenue by 20 per cent to £47.5m. But it is the new TV deal which is proving most significant for all clubs. City’s abundance of TV appearances as they clinched the title has seen their TV revenues grow 51 per cent to £133.2 million.

Just a couple of snippets. Hopefully when City start banning Sky Reporters from the ground, for their bias against the club, it will not affect our TV revenues.

As of 18.00 all positive reporting let's see which INDIVIDUAL journo has any agenda as the night progress
Really think the reporting of this will narrow the suspects down IMHO

This I do agree with. I do not believe in the agenda but fully agree some journalists do not like us. They will probably report 'City make another loss'. I do think we are winning hearts and minds though. These results vindicate the strategy we had to adopt to break the cartel and ,arguably, for the first year, in relation to finances, we can ram it down the doubters throats.

 

[jrb]

Don't often post is this thread, but it's a classic.

From the Daily Fail online.(now)

Headlines.

Manchester United are flying again... here's 10 reasons why they are a force to fear once more as Van Gaal wins over the fans

(main page headline)

City confident of *dodging* fair play fine after revealing £346m revenues

(Headline after clicking on the link)
Manchester City confident of meeting Financial Fair Play rules as club report record revenues of £346.5m

It's so obvious, it's untrue.

C**ts!