EricBrooksGhost said:
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co...al-bonanza-manchester-city-manchester-6266243
Manchester City and Manchester United racked up ten goals between them to record convincing wins in the Premier League.
The rivals were both 3-0 up within thirty minutes to blitz their opponents and secure the three points.
United did not add to their tally but held on comfortably to defeat Fulham 3-1 to move onto seventeen points for the season.
But Manchester City did not stop there, scoring four more times to finish up 7-0 winners over a beleaguered Norwich side; Chris Hughton's men have now conceded eleven goals in two games this week in Manchester, while City have moved into the top four.
Urban myth my fucking arse.
Fair for defending the MEN, and yourself, stoutly and I'm sure correctly in places but sorry not in this case.
No, no, no ,no.
Where does it say "ten-goal thriller"? The urban myth I am referring to you was the story that City beat United heavily, and the MEN headline was "United in ten-goal thriller".
That article does not use the phrase "ten-goal thriller" at all - it says ten-goal bonanza, and it was a story just outlining the day's happenings, on the main football site. A headline saying "ten-goal thriller" on that article would have made no sense.
If that is seen as proof of some kind of bias, it is ridiculous.
-- Fri Nov 15, 2013 11:04 pm --
squirtyflower said:
I rarely get involved in these petty arguments as they serve little purpose
However the article from your colleague Dianne was not 'a bit of fun'. It was a two bit piece written in a churlish and amateurish manner. It was uncalled for and if she feels that it was a pice of journalism, and that includes you in this matter too, then it's the pair of you that really needs to get a life.
Unfortunately you all seem to have lost the perspective of being reporters. Instead you seem to think its ok to defend opinion as news, which it isn't, in fact one could consider it to be the thoughts of some star struck thicko blonde bimbo. Network news anyone?
I don't have a view on the article at all - the subject of it holds no interest for me, and the manner in which it is written does not bother me one way or the other.
My honest view is that anyone who is bothered by something as trivial and transient as that, when there are terrible things going on in the world, and in this city, needs to take a look at themselves.