Speaking is his tell.
The State of the Anti-United Media (Or just the state of the club it seems)
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It's going to be beautiful when we bounce back!Bloody hell. The hate grows every week. Its pathetic.
If we win the title anytime soon their reaction will be hysterical.
Someone hijacked Jonathan Wilson's Guardian account -
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...hester-united-jose-mourinho-party-pooper-city
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...hester-united-jose-mourinho-party-pooper-city
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Media desperate to whip up hysteria against Herrera arent they? You can tell they'd love it if the FA charged him with something.
Well prove it was malicious then press pack! You can't can you? Move on then.
So we are not worth a mention in ten talking points from the weekend?
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...-league-10-talking-points-from-weekend-action
Well we kinda got mentioned in the bit about citys loss due to fielding a weakened team might actually be a win for them come Tuesday.
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...-league-10-talking-points-from-weekend-action
Well we kinda got mentioned in the bit about citys loss due to fielding a weakened team might actually be a win for them come Tuesday.
Look at this muppet.
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His son played for them. Maybe two if Bradley did as well but I cant remember.
That is literally ridiculous, us winning the game is surely the biggest talking point of the weekend.
If they don't think we are worth talking about, maybe the club should just not have press conferences. Just give them all a piece of paper with any injuries and that's it. It is all that matters really.
Press conferences aren't worth anything in the internet age anyway. Imagine how much better it would be if the club held direct streams of Mourinho and players answering questions from fans. The questions would be of higher quality and they wouldn't be press bait so the manager would be inclined to give better responses too.
Hopefully not from the ones who are on the caf.
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Nobody wanted a City win at Spurs more than Holt, not even Pep.
City ascend? Is he writing about football or religion?
Still waiting for the media to talk about City pen against Spurs in the same manner as Young tackle. Looks like I will wait forever. 
Ollie Holt's the worst of them. The amount of brown nosing he was doing about City yesterday was cringe worthy.
Says it all that he works for the Mail.
Says it all that he works for the Mail.
I'm deeply offended that anybody has anything nice to say about City. Just because they've broken a shit-ton of records, that doesn't make them better than anyone.
Anti-United.
Anti-United.
State of this.
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He's on the phone getting himself a taxi as he's clearly a shite journalist.
Oh, that squeaky voice of his
though I personally find Tim Sherwood the worst of the bunch.
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What a joke this is. Pogba was subbed off with game won and with 10 minutes remaining. And they use it against him. Amazing.
Carrick applauded him and shook his hand when he went off. I'm sure they're happy with him.
Neil Henderson just reveals the newspaper front / back pages - that article wasn't written by him!
Unreal. How can anyone doubt the fact that English media hate us and enjoy our failure ?
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Very accurate
Just watch this and sit in awe of Jeff trying to dance on Jose's grave yet again.
How does he even link Jose to this?
How does he even link Jose to this?
Its not about anti-United.
Manchester United generates the most clicks. People like to read negative news about United, even United fans. The more negative the better. Whereas, non-United supporters would probably ignore any positive news about United. So its understandable if Journalists compete to see who can spin the most negative thing possible from even the tiniest detail. They're just trying to get clicks and views.
I think the way the media treats City, Liverpool and Tottenham is fine. The problem is that sometimes they go too far with United.
Basically, nobody cares if City, Liverpool and Tottenham are in crisis. But 'United in crisis' is big news. The bigger the crisis, the bigger the news.
Manchester United generates the most clicks. People like to read negative news about United, even United fans. The more negative the better. Whereas, non-United supporters would probably ignore any positive news about United. So its understandable if Journalists compete to see who can spin the most negative thing possible from even the tiniest detail. They're just trying to get clicks and views.
I think the way the media treats City, Liverpool and Tottenham is fine. The problem is that sometimes they go too far with United.
Basically, nobody cares if City, Liverpool and Tottenham are in crisis. But 'United in crisis' is big news. The bigger the crisis, the bigger the news.
Which FA tweet are you talking about?
This ... https://www.telegraph.co.uk/footbal...tter-account-mocks-harry-kane-claiming-chris/
Instead of crying, Matt Law should be writing a piece about how Kane will struggle at the WC (against the best CHs in the world) being as he got owned by Smalling/Jones yesterday.
But no, he'd rather avoid the real story (because it would be negative against Spurs).
Being generous with that word, what they do isn't what I'd call journalism? The papers could just employ a blogger with a half-decent vocabulary and say "go upset people"
The state of the papers and BBC is awful.... too many agendas or click-bait stories.
Most fans of a top club thinks their club is hammered in the press more than any other. It's a natural way of thinking purely cos you notice more headlines and articles about your own team than any other.
I don't doubt that United get negative press for no reason from time to time but it's not just confined to your club.
With regards to Spurs not getting slagged off for losing and having no trophy again this season, I just did a quick scroll down the football website of 1 national paper and counted 2 or 3 articles that can be classed as negative about Spurs, alongside 2 or 3 that are complimentary to United.
Every fan is simply more sensitive about their own club and reacts accordingly.
I don't doubt that United get negative press for no reason from time to time but it's not just confined to your club.
With regards to Spurs not getting slagged off for losing and having no trophy again this season, I just did a quick scroll down the football website of 1 national paper and counted 2 or 3 articles that can be classed as negative about Spurs, alongside 2 or 3 that are complimentary to United.
Every fan is simply more sensitive about their own club and reacts accordingly.
Right you are. A disgrace is what modern 'football journalism' has become.
Chris Sutton has a particular hatred for Man Utd for some reason, probably because we never showed interest in him when he was a player. He comes out with just such unfounded dross:
Chris Sutton mocks Red Devils supporters after Jose Mourinho comment
https://www.express.co.uk/sport/foo...fford-supporters-Chris-Sutton-Manchester-City
Jose Mourinho: Manchester United manager looking outdated - Chris Sutton
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/43464951
Man Utd boss Jose Mourinho is responsible for Man City Premier League title win - Sutton
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/f...rdiola-Premier-League-Paul-Pogba-Chris-Sutton
The last one is just hilariously stupid. I thought Pep was responsible for City winning the league, but I guess not.
Chris Sutton mocks Red Devils supporters after Jose Mourinho comment
https://www.express.co.uk/sport/foo...fford-supporters-Chris-Sutton-Manchester-City
Jose Mourinho: Manchester United manager looking outdated - Chris Sutton
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/43464951
Man Utd boss Jose Mourinho is responsible for Man City Premier League title win - Sutton
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/f...rdiola-Premier-League-Paul-Pogba-Chris-Sutton
The last one is just hilariously stupid. I thought Pep was responsible for City winning the league, but I guess not.
I never believed in anti United thing that much, nor i am big on believing it now but just finished listening Sunday Supplement and it shows that people writing for sport section of newspapers (they are not journalists for me) act like fans,at the end there was a question about Klopp comments regarding WBA, it was brushed off like its nothing.
Journalists stopped being interesting when they stopped reporting the actual events and started to give their opinions of what should have happened or should happen. It’s ridiculous some of the thinks seasoned journalists come out with. One week player/team/manager can be finished or shocking the next week he’s unplayable and brilliant. The way they flip opinions is a joke it’s a bit like the match day forum in here where player A is shite then scores and suddenly he’s had a good game. Long for the days when they just reported what they saw rather than their opinion on what should happen.
This is a corker, not a journalist, an ex-Spurs player.
United getting the refs backing again
Of course that’s why they won...
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Just a note the referee yesterday Anthony Taylor has refereed 4 cup games for Man Utd and they never lost any strange how a ref can come from Manchester isn’t it and they never lose . He was a disgrace yesterday should have sent at least 2 Utd players off
8:25 am - 22 Apr 2018
United getting the refs backing again
Of course that’s why they won...
Graham RobertsVerified account @GrahamRoberts4
Just a note the referee yesterday Anthony Taylor has refereed 4 cup games for Man Utd and they never lost any strange how a ref can come from Manchester isn’t it and they never lose . He was a disgrace yesterday should have sent at least 2 Utd players off
8:25 am - 22 Apr 2018
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The Utd desk at the MEN fighting the lone fight against everyone else (including the City desk, which is ridiculously partisan).
And he booked Rashford for jumping over a tackle. Pathetic!!
They openly admitted on the Sunday Supplement "it felt like it would be a Spurs story" before the game. Hinting they'd set up for that. Another stated in a downbeat tone that it would have been more about Spurs because if United lost than the United board had said they wouldn't sack Mourinho, so they couldn't go with that angle.
At no point would our win be discussed, basically.
They'll have it all ready if we lose the final or may even push the boat out when we draw at West Ham in an end of season dead rubber.
It's sad, really.
At no point would our win be discussed, basically.
They'll have it all ready if we lose the final or may even push the boat out when we draw at West Ham in an end of season dead rubber.
It's sad, really.
In other news research shows that the fallout from the Fukushima nuclear disaster has destroyed costal wildlife around the Pacific Ocean. Speaking of fallouts Jose Mourinho has lost the dressing room for the third time this hour. Thoughts Mersy?
He definatley has multiple accounts on the caf this gobshite