"Borderline xenophobic"

[Hansern]

That Samuel article is one of the worst I've ever read. Haaland was a bargain. There are rules in place for FFP. Where are the evidence? Klopp is wrong. Its the Arab owners against the rest. Jeessuss fucking Christ thats so badly written he shouldnt be allowed to call himself a journalist.

City are under investigation by the Premier league, the CAS case was overruled because of the time limit if I remember correctly and Haaland earns about 900k a week.

If City are innocent and have nothing to hide why are they then spending millions on attorneys with the only goal of obstructing any investigation. Its mind blowingly stupid.

 

[The Nomad]

This is a shameful attempt by City to try and cast themselves as the victims, it's transparent and pathetic.

I will say this though, the rivalry with City is very close to getting out if hand now. Their incendiary chants/grafitti and our side attacking their bases. The clubs need to take a step back and defuse this or someone is going to get badly hurt.

This 100%

 

[The Nomad]

That Samuel article is one of the worst I've ever read. Haaland was a bargain. There are rules in place for FFP. Where are the evidence? Klopp is wrong. Its the Arab owners against the rest. Jeessuss fucking Christ thats so badly written he shouldnt be allowed to call himself a journalist.

City are under investigation by the Premier league, the CAS case was overruled because of the time limit if I remember correctly and Haaland earns about 900k a week.

If City are innocent and have nothing to hide why are they then spending millions on attorneys with the only goal of obstructing any investigation. Its mind blowingly stupid.

I agree. The Samuel piece is borderline dangerous. Borderline corrupt itself.

 

[Hansern]

I agree. The Samuel piece is borderline dangerous. Borderline corrupt itself.

I really hope someone with a bit more neutral and nuanced view will write a piece and pick that article a part.
Agreed, its borderline corrupt.

 

[Red rose]

Reported today that we are considering taking legal action against City for their comments about Klopp.

I hope so

 

[My_Blood_Bleeds_Red]

Where’s @momoWASboss these days ??

 

[rubans]

Didn’t Martin Samuel used to be a mouth piece for Chelsea during early Roman days? At least unofficially.

 

[juniormember]

Reported today that we are considering taking legal action against City for their comments about Klopp.

Doubt it would be possible. Manchester media reported on ‘a source’ from that club saying it. It was very sly, but there’s not really anything LFC can do about it.

 

[Hansern]

Where’s @momoWASboss these days ??

Probably sacrificed for the 1-0 win over City. A soldier through and through that lad.

 

[dogboy]

With the barristers City have I wouldn't bother.

 

[Irishanfield]

That Samuel article is one of the worst I've ever read. Haaland was a bargain. There are rules in place for FFP. Where are the evidence? Klopp is wrong. Its the Arab owners against the rest. Jeessuss fucking Christ thats so badly written he shouldnt be allowed to call himself a journalist.

City are under investigation by the Premier league, the CAS case was overruled because of the time limit if I remember correctly and Haaland earns about 900k a week.

If City are innocent and have nothing to hide why are they then spending millions on attorneys with the only goal of obstructing any investigation. Its mind blowingly stupid.

If this 8x bet doesn't get investigated then nothing will. Once case overruled the UEFA ban the premier league buried their investigation

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/foot...n=continue_reading_button#amp-readmore-target

 

[Irishanfield]

Nothing borderline about it. Couldn't have a more city article if it was written by city themselves. The only thing Samuels didn't call klopp was xenophobic

 

[My_Blood_Bleeds_Red]

Probably sacrificed for the 1-0 win over City. A soldier through and through that lad.

His weekly dose of Fume news have been sorely missed.

 

[Red rose]

 

[Red rose]

 

[Red rose]

 

[rubans]

Kickstarter if I ever saw one, pathetic from city and those involved in trying to get this one going.

While at it, someone should look into Martin Samuel’s accounts.
Some of his previous headlines:
- MARTIN SAMUEL: 'Hateful eight' step up war against Manchester City in FFP saga
- MARTIN SAMUEL: It's time for Man City to become 'the Harry Kane team'... Tottenham's star man risks his prime passing him by and he would revolutionise...
- 21 May 2019 — Martin Samuel points out that Manchester City haven't spent much more than their rivals, they've just done it more wisely.
- MARTIN SAMUEL: Barcelona cannot afford Man City kid Eric Garcia let alone Lionel Messi
Published on: 28 January 2021
(Just a few months before signed him…)
- Daily Mail Sports Writer Martin Samuel Says FFP Is Flawed (Explains Why Man City had to pump money into the club quickly)
Ofcourse he does…

mailto:Martin.samuel@mcfc.co.uk

 

[StevieM]

Who the fuck reads the Daily Mail?

 

[localny]

He’s on their payroll clearly

 

[Red rose]

FA issue telling response to Klopp comments that spawned ludicrous xenophobia claims

Jurgen Klopp will not be investigated by the FA for the comments he made about Manchester City, Newcastle and PSG recently.
The German tactician spoke about the financial strength of the three sides and explained how it means that ‘they can do what they want financially’ in comments which later resulted in the Etihad outfit accusing the Reds boss of being ‘borderline xenophobic’ – much to the bemusement of the 55-year-old who has since sought legal action to rubbish the accusations


According to BBC Sport, the FA are finding it difficult to prove City’s claims.
READ MORE: Jamie Carragher shares details of discussion he had with Steven Gerrard days before Aston Villa sacking
The Liverpool boss didn’t mention race, ethnicity, nationality or culture and spoke only about the financial strength of the three clubs and nothing more.
It was nothing short of bemusing when City’s accusations of xenophobia were first heard and it appears that it was a clear attempt to divert attention from the reality of the poor human rights record and sportswashing tactics of The City Group.