Blue Is the Opposite of Blue
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BT Sport this morning (there's something sweet about our trophy being paraded at Old Trafford):
Blue Is the Opposite of Blue said:BT Sport this morning (there's something sweet about our trophy being paraded at Old Trafford):
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Exactly, it would have been mental on here! Sky sports news at 10am then focused on managers who won the league in their first season - Mourinho, Ancelotti and of course, pellegrini. I wonder if united fans are accusing Sky of setting van Gaal up to fail with that, because you can bet your house that if this time last year that same clip was shown in focus on pellegrini's first season, many on here would accuse them of exactly that.KippaxCitizen said:I think they actually did have sky ribbons on a couple of years ago.Pigeonho said:Indeed they do. I just watched a Sun Sport on Sunday ad for tomorrow's papers, with part of the ad showing 2 united fans crying in the car, with a load of city fans walking past, obviously celebrating another derby win.KippaxCitizen said:People just finding things to get pissed off about and completely ignoring things like this, for a change.
As for the posts re the PL trophy, it's usually red and navy blue throughout the season - Sky's colours.
Anyway, over the Summer BT and Sky had billboards with us celebrating goals, one with Suarez looking gutted in the background, one with us lifting the Prem trophy...when in years gone by they have had images of a player from all the top teams, even with United as champions. If that was the case this Summer we'd have people on here saying "are we not that champions? you wouldn't know it, they're trying to hide it that's for sure!"
If we'd had the Summer of adverts that Arsenal have had there'd be uproar!
Yet - using your example - we have an advert with a United fan crying in a car with City fans celebrating outside and this place ignores it and just looks for, searches high and low, even in the depths of the shite press just to find a small derogatory remark. This week the word was "splashing" about us "splashing the cash" (yes something a trivial as this gets twenty pages on this forum) yet the advert with the United fan crying is totally ignored.
Had it been a City fan crying and United fans outside celebrating, you could all 100 pages to this thread.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:BTSport sent me a missive recently. Coloured envelope with Dick van Miffy in solo mode scoring the GotS. Inside the cover of the book/pamphlet had City winning the title and then fuck all in the rest of the book. MANUre appear again with the usual culprits. Nothing changes.
I think de Niro, George Hannah et al must hear it played backwards which, to them, is broadcast as:KippaxCitizen said:On BT Sport now they've got the build up for the game on and nobody in the studio thinks United will finish in the top four, this was live on air to the nation.
On Drive Time on talkSPORT this week they've had Ray Parlour and Matt Holland both said United won't challenge for the tile, and two phone-in guests (Paddy Power and Begović) both said the same thing. All live on air to the nation.
chesterguy said:If anyone who believes that there is not a media bias against the club in certain papers could read the article in The Guardia regarding Toure and then listen to the press conference from MP and explain that there is no bias.
There are lies damn lies and Guardian articles. The line that did it for me "Asked if Touré may be one, the manager would not be drawn. “We will see in the next days,” he said, though it is understood that Pellegrini was referring to Dzeko and not Touré."
Blue Is the Opposite of Blue said:BT Sport this morning (there's something sweet about our trophy being paraded at Old Trafford):
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Pablo ZZZ Peroni said:Blue Is the Opposite of Blue said:BT Sport this morning (there's something sweet about our trophy being paraded at Old Trafford):
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Just got to love that picture :)
Would be meltdown on here if it was the otehr way round at the start of last season
KippaxCitizen said:People just finding things to get pissed off about and completely ignoring things like this, for a change.jackqueen said:http://espn.go.com
Interesting that the football specific site features those three, but their general sports site only features City.
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Even big fat tomatoe head Brazil hasn't really had a good word for Van GaalKippaxCitizen said:On BT Sport now they've got the build up for the game on and nobody in the studio thinks United will finish in the top four, this was live on air to the nation.
On Drive Time on talkSPORT this week they've had Ray Parlour and Matt Holland both said United won't challenge for the tile, and two phone-in guests (Paddy Power and Begović) both said the same thing. All live on air to the nation.
Blue Mooner said:KippaxCitizen said:People just finding things to get pissed off about and completely ignoring things like this, for a change.jackqueen said:http://espn.go.com
Interesting that the football specific site features those three, but their general sports site only features City.
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Some city fans will go to any means to try and prove an agenda doesn't exist.
nijinsky's fetlocks said:Blue Mooner said:KippaxCitizen said:People just finding things to get pissed off about and completely ignoring things like this, for a change.
Some city fans will go to any means to try and prove an agenda doesn't exist.
The onus isn't on those who wish to disprove something - the burden of establishing proof is on those who assert something to be the truth.
That's how the legal system works.
That's how scientific theory works.
And you can't prove a negative anyway.
No mention of us again on the shipping forecast this morning, if you'd like to make a note.
Orchestrated agenda or just plain bias pandering to the old Big 4 team's fans makes no difference.nijinsky's fetlocks said:Len Rum said:Monkfish said:What evidence I hear you say. Well it's impossible to produce it here.
And there we have it, Len.
I have the same circuitous journey to nowhere with folk in the Cellar every time we have a 'religion' thread, and the parallels here are clear.
Folk of faith all believe in some form of God, regardless of any quantifiable proof or evidence.
Agenda-istas do the same, regarding their belief in an agenda.
Now being a pragmatic kind of guy, I tend to believe in what can be proven, rather than that which can't - to me this seems an eminently sensible and reasonable way to think, which explains why I personally don't believe in the existence of either an agenda or a supreme being.
Yet on here, we have agenda-istas who are quite happy to laugh at those of faith for believing in something which cannot be proven in the deity department, whilst quite happily signing up for believing in something which also can't be proven in the agenda department.
It's like a selective pick 'n' mix into the realms of hypothesis, and both funny and ironic in equal measure.
Blue Mooner said:nijinsky's fetlocks said:Blue Mooner said:Some city fans will go to any means to try and prove an agenda doesn't exist.
The onus isn't on those who wish to disprove something - the burden of establishing proof is on those who assert something to be the truth.
That's how the legal system works.
That's how scientific theory works.
And you can't prove a negative anyway.
No mention of us again on the shipping forecast this morning, if you'd like to make a note.
Thanks for the lesson.
I think you'll find I have done in many previous posts, including very recently & funnily enough exactly the one's you choose to ignore.
^^THIS^^SWP's back said:Orchestrated agenda or just plain bias pandering to the old Big 4 team's fans makes no difference.nijinsky's fetlocks said:
And there we have it, Len.
I have the same circuitous journey to nowhere with folk in the Cellar every time we have a 'religion' thread, and the parallels here are clear.
Folk of faith all believe in some form of God, regardless of any quantifiable proof or evidence.
Agenda-istas do the same, regarding their belief in an agenda.
Now being a pragmatic kind of guy, I tend to believe in what can be proven, rather than that which can't - to me this seems an eminently sensible and reasonable way to think, which explains why I personally don't believe in the existence of either an agenda or a supreme being.
Yet on here, we have agenda-istas who are quite happy to laugh at those of faith for believing in something which cannot be proven in the deity department, whilst quite happily signing up for believing in something which also can't be proven in the agenda department.
It's like a selective pick 'n' mix into the realms of hypothesis, and both funny and ironic in equal measure.
City get reported in a worse light, in general, than the old elite. The proof is in the papers on a daily basis.