What would you say to Mark Ogden?

[Phil1]

There's a lot of doubters on here about it

That's because we know how the press works.

 

[JULES]

Mr Ogden, that cup of tea you just drank had dogshit in it, what do think of that ?

 

[Phil1]

Mr Ogden, that cup of tea you just drank had dogshit in it, what do think of that ?

He's that used to kissing arse he'll be used to the taste.

 

[balotelli's back pocket]

Who is going to win the derby?





Just kidding.
How does fergies arse taste

 

[cookster]

Where do you live? So I can come round with a baseball bat, you twat!

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

Hi mark, is it true Neil Ashton smashed your Mrs on the 2014 Xmas doo??

Thanks for answering!!!

 

[Phil1]

Hi mark, is it true Neil Ashton smashed your Mrs on the 2014 Xmas doo??

Thanks for answering!!!

Jesus, that's some low standards she has.

 

[waspish]

Do you Boogie.

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

Jesus, that's some low standards she has.

Ashton's a right ladies man, ask sticky Vicky Kloss (:

 

[crazyg]

Three simple questions for me....
#1 Why are you here and what would a Man United supporting scribe hope to gain from participating in this Q&A session?

#2 With circulation levels plummeting and newspapers generally creating little more than clickbait for morons, it's difficult to see sports journalism as a profession surviving without radical change. What does the future hold for people like himself and the broader sports journalism industry, and what needs to change to make them relevant once again?

#3 The underpinning narrative of negativity and disdain employed by the media towards Manchester City is at odds with the quite wonderful story that this rags (sorry!)-to-riches football and community transformation project represents for a renowned long-suffering yet fiercely loyal supporter base. Setting aside whether he agrees that such a narrative exists, for the sake of argument imagine that it does - why would the media employ such a stance? Is it some kind of resistance to change, or perhaps a fear of the paradigm shift that Manchester City represents?

Too many big words in that. He's a "journalist", remember.