Inter Me Nan
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39.More than if it were 36 for certain.
39.More than if it were 36 for certain.
I wasn't suggesting having a slanging match in public. There are more subtle ways of handling these issues and I am sure we will already be using them. You must never give oxygen to the trolls but even an organisation like the Independent doesn't like being made to look stupid by publishing inaccurate information. There is a reason why Evans is now a freelance though he used to hold a prestigious position in the UK media as Football Editor of The Times.
There does seem to be more than a little of that. He does seem to accept that FSG are dominated by financial aims but his argument that Liverpool's title win was the aberration has more than a hint of Klopp's "we can't compete". However this is aimed at both Manchester clubs (even though there's only one!) and seems to be the latest articulation of Liverpudlian sour grapes.Seems to me he’s just using City as yet another excuse for his beloved Liverpool’s car crash of a season
if they’d been managed properly and not gone into meltdown, they would be right up there with us.. and the bin dipper wouldn’t be playing city bingo
#buyacoffeeWont click the link, fuck them. Most journalism is poor these days...the industry is dying on its arse, and I'm more than happy to contribute the sum total of fuck all to it.
I wasn't suggesting having a slanging match in public. There are more subtle ways of handling these issues and I am sure we will already be using them. You must never give oxygen to the trolls but even an organisation like the Independent doesn't like being made to look stupid by publishing inaccurate information. There is a reason why Evans is now a freelance though he used to hold a prestigious position in the UK media as Football Editor of The Times.
Meanwhile Sam Wallace in the Telegraph goes in hard on United. His big buddy Neil Ashton won't be pleased.
Behind a paywall but for those who know how it should be accessible:
"There is certainly no shortage of ideas when it comes to taming the game’s billionaire arrivistes, or reworking the domestic and European game to the advantage of United and fellow storied franchises. But tick tock goes the clock. Almost eight years since Ferguson departed and no closer to a title. Season by season City are building an empire, one which United are quite capable of fighting on their resources. They just do not know how."
I actually think the worm is slowly turning, especially since CAS. There are a lot less hostile articles about our ownership. The Times for example has totally changed its editorial position since it was burned by the false UEFA leaks. There is a relatively small group of journalists who continue to pump out the "sportswashing" conspiracy theory. But they are mostly freelances who are struggling to make a living and are happy to sell any story they can and the anti-City narrative will always drive clicks because of the huge fanbases of LFC and MUFC.You and I are as one on this, but as for......
"more subtle ways of handling these issues and I am sure we will already be using them"
I struggle to think what those subtle ways might be and whatever they are they're clearly not working.