Plenty of our own fans slag us off.
can’t forget the guy behind me calling Kane an effing fat cnut when we were 3-0 up against Real Madrid.
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can’t forget the guy behind me calling Kane an effing fat cnut when we were 3-0 up against Real Madrid.
Yeah I noticed that as well. Totally predictable.
The "top x" was movable as far as Man Utd had fallen
Yeh - but they’re not actually that good. Got lucky with a bad year in the Prem. Expect them to struggle for top 4 next season.
If Ole and Frank don't win trophies this season then heads will roll.
Very telling comment on the BBC tonight:
...devastating.... DEVASTATING?
The very night before, Liverpool's equally unlikely comeback against Barca was hailed as 'heroic' and 'wonderful' ...and probably worthy of a National Holiday...
Yet when WE do it, it's 'devastating'!
Telling, very telling... that's all.
...devastating.... DEVASTATING?
The very night before, Liverpool's equally unlikely comeback against Barca was hailed as 'heroic' and 'wonderful' ...and probably worthy of a National Holiday...
Yet when WE do it, it's 'devastating'!
Telling, very telling... that's all.
Devastating for the losing team...
Quite right, for both Ajax and Atalanta the extra time goal(s) that put them out would have had a 'devastating' effect whereas for both Liverpool and Spurs in those matches the comebacks could be easily described as 'heroic' and 'wonderful'. I can't see anything wrong in the BBC's comment at all to be honest.
But that's the point... there was no mention about 'devastation' for Barca the night before, only how amazing Liverpool were, abd that Klopp's gurning teeth were on the Cup... with relatively comparable achievements on both nights, I'd say Liverpool got the adulation, we 'got lucky' to even be there after the City Qtr. Final!!
That's why it's called bias, the Media often have a way of portraying certain clubs in a particular way to suit an agenda, or, dare I say, a 'narrative' (good, and bad, I hasten to add!)
We often seem to be on the end of a negative slant, whereas other clubs benefit from the Global Fawning (see wgat I done did there?) that comes their way from CERTAIN sections of the media, Thass all.
What's the BBC's agenda against PSG? I think you are reading to much into it!
They hate anyone else who uses an acronym.
NASA, B&Q, NSFW, NSPCC...they hate them all!
There is a difference in tone, read BOTH reports, and you will see the subtle change in angle....
Barca got what they deserved against an unstoppable RED MACHINE...
Ajax suffer the agony of losing to Spurs.
Agreed, it's subtle, and I know im biased, but in football... as they KEEP telling us... it's the fine margins that count!
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They don't like the Quataris!
I can certainly see your point but also in fairness they did state : "a night that rivalled the jaw-dropping drama of Liverpool's incredible semi final victory over Barcelona on Tuesday. "
That's 'cos they couldn't help but shoehorm a mention of their beloved Liverpool in OUR match report!!
Imagine the games had been played the other way around... I wonder if we'd have got so much as a mention in Liverpool's match report...
Mind you, Eric Dier didn't help, by crediting Liverpool for giving us the inspiration to win the following night!
Maybe he’ll be similarly inspired to win the league this year.Mind you, Eric Dier didn't help, by crediting Liverpool for giving us the inspiration to win the following night!
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