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Obviously a serious agenda going on here as no other paper is paying this much attention to us in a negative light, several stories this week. Dyche’s agent on the Mail payroll?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footb ... e-masthead
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Just to add the journo calls Jack Cork ‘James Cork’. Brilliant.
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Re: Daily Mail
Useless journal. Does anyone buy it?
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You almost get the impression they want us to fail, I wonder who is pulling the strings and why?
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Third in the top division and Cup runners up, I'd be happy with that.
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They’re loving it.
No one likes us, we don’t care.
No one likes us, we don’t care.
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I utterly detest this paper.
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There must be a shortage of football news-have lost count how many in the press and on radio have been talking of our financial situation
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Re: Daily Mail
Apart from that drivel, I wonder what he really thinks about Burnley and Kompany?
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Re: Daily Mail
Just regurgitating the same stories as clickbait to be fair.
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Daily Mail Parasite journalist - laptop in hand - make up an inaccurate story with lots of made up facts- edit a few pictures -upload to the DM website which can be confused for a Tory Election Broadcast and repeat...
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Perhaps they are a bit worried that Kompany might actually be a success at Burnley, we can't have that can we!!
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Re: Daily Mail
It’s a newspaper. The political party it favours is absolutely irrelevant. The only thing that matters is that it has journalists working for it. As we all know, journalists write ANYTHING, regardless of what the truth may be. **** stirring lie mongers.
You read a newspaper, you are as mindless as those utter ******** that watch love island or made in chelsea or that Essex housewives shite that’s always on the tellybox.
I can live without “news” thanks very much.
You read a newspaper, you are as mindless as those utter ******** that watch love island or made in chelsea or that Essex housewives shite that’s always on the tellybox.
I can live without “news” thanks very much.
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Re: Daily Mail
Looks a pretty accurate report on where things stand.
Like they said if Kompany succeeds he might have a statue outside two English football grounds.
Like they said if Kompany succeeds he might have a statue outside two English football grounds.
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It starts off with the stupidest of questions - "Does Vincent Kompany know what he is getting into?" Does any journalist genuinely believe a manager doesn't do some research before taking a job?
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Re: Daily Mail
Exactly that! The football world (Players, Managers and anyone worth quoting) are all on holiday; Burnley's financial situation is one of the few stories that can be written without needing quotes or sound-bites from those people.warksclaret wrote: ↑Thu May 26, 2022 10:21 pmThere must be a shortage of football news-have lost count how many in the press and on radio have been talking of our financial situation
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Absolute drivel of an article.
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Just a bad version of Izal
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I would have thought so, given that Mr Kompany does have a Masters degree in business.
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You would think a serious paper would be commenting on Everton’s financial crisis…….
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Wasn’t the Daily Mail the first paper Pace gave an interview to?
What’s he done to p*ss them off so much since?
What’s he done to p*ss them off so much since?
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James Cork is going to be a loss? Firstly, who’s James Cork? Secondly, if, by accident they meant Jack Cork, suggestions are he’s triggered an extra year extension. Meanwhile, losing ‘stalwart’ Ashley Barnes - really? Pretty much everyone thinks he should leave and definitely wouldn’t suit VK’s system, why no analysis of this?Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 6:27 amWhat exactly is drivel in there?
Accurate on the MSD loan figures.
Give an accurate representation of Kompanys time at Anderlecht.
They have been pretty accurate in who is likely to go this summer.
No mention of a ‘significant chunk’ of the loan being paid by Pope, McNeil and Cornet sales (should bring in 45m after Cornet fee paid off to Lyon - these sales are expected and you’ll find most relegated clubs sale on relegation. Where’s the articles on Watford who are ready to sell Sarr and Dennis?
Or Bournemouth who sold/released Ake, Ramsdale, Wilson, Arter, Fraser, Daniels, Ibe and others when they went down - they didn’t spend a penny either (previous year had lost 65m) - no mention of the fact we broke even last year pretty much which was amongst the top 3 results in the PL. No analysis of the wage bill likely slashing in half, no analysis of the wage bill reducing anyway due to no staying up bonus payouts.
Back to the title of the article - what nonsense to start with. Does a serial title winner and one of the smartest footballers to have played the game (MBA) know what he’s walking into? Why not discuss the potential that funds have been assured by the owners while it’s likely his contacts at City will see us pick up several loans?
But no, the article is tilted towards negativity of our club again with none of the above discussed, which again feeds into the stuff you love.
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James cork is clearly a typo. Right now there’s no official confirmation on cork just rumours on social media.RVclaret wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 6:45 amJames Cork is going to be a loss? Firstly, who’s James Cork? Secondly, if, by accident they meant Jack Cork, suggestions are he’s triggered an extra year extension. Meanwhile, losing ‘stalwart’ Ashley Barnes - really? Pretty much everyone thinks he should leave and definitely wouldn’t suit VK’s system, why no analysis of this?
No mention of a ‘significant chunk’ of the loan being paid by Pope, McNeil and Cornet sales (should bring in 45m after Cornet fee paid off to Lyon - these sales are expected and you’ll find most relegated clubs sale on relegation. Where’s the articles on Watford who are ready to sell Sarr and Dennis?
Or Bournemouth who sold/released Ake, Ramsdale, Wilson, Arter, Fraser, Daniels, Ibe and others when they went down - they didn’t spend a penny either (previous year had lost 65m) - no mention of the fact we broke even last year pretty much which was amongst the top 3 results in the PL. No analysis of the wage bill likely slashing in half, no analysis of the wage bill reducing anyway due to no staying up bonus payouts.
Back to the title of the article - what nonsense to start with. Does a serial title winner and one of the smartest footballers to have played the game (MBA) know what he’s walking into? Why not discuss the potential that funds have been assured by the owners while it’s likely his contacts at City will see us pick up several loans?
But no, the article is tilted towards negativity of our club again with none of the above discussed, which again feeds into the stuff you love.
He clearly says that a significant portion of the loan will be paid on relegation (you missed that).
Why would he mention other clubs players when it’s talking about ours?
You clearly don’t think the finances are a problem then given the only thing this guy has posted are the facts in public domain. You are the one that it theorising on wages etc…
Again you are theorising, do you know for an absolute fact that we will pick several loans from city?
I find it very hypocritical saying an accurate report is drivel and coming back with an opinion.
If he wanted to be negative he could have made it considerably worse. He’s given a fair representation on the move for both parties but the regular candidates are crying about it.
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Well, you asked what is inaccurate, a typo is incredibly poor for ‘elite’ journalism if you ask me.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 6:52 amJames cork is clearly a typo. Right now there’s no official confirmation on cork just rumours on social media.
He clearly says that a significant portion of the loan will be paid on relegation (you missed that).
Why would he mention other clubs players when it’s talking about ours?
You clearly don’t think the finances are a problem then given the only thing this guy has posted are the facts in public domain. You are the one that it theorising on wages etc…
Again you are theorising, do you know for an absolute fact that we will pick several loans from city?
I find it very hypocritical saying an accurate report is drivel and coming back with an opinion.
If he wanted to be negative he could have made it considerably worse. He’s given a fair representation on the move for both parties but the regular candidates are crying about it.
With everything else you said, again, there’s no comparative analysis, no digging deeper into the situation, it’s all click bait regurgitated stuff from all the other stuff that’s been put out there.
No I don’t know for a fact we will sign players from City but I’d say its highly likely, given his links, given the help he just gave them with Haaland’s medical, given we are located within driving distance of them - why not mention this in the article as a reason VK would take the job?
Instead it focuses on trying to be as negative as possible and doesn’t give one positive. I find it completely tedious and have enough of seeing ‘fans’ of our club support it.
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But he was positive? He said Kompany has experience of financial turmoil at Anderlecht and would be a good fit in that respect.RVclaret wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 7:08 amWell, you asked what is inaccurate, a typo is incredibly poor for ‘elite’ journalism if you ask me.
With everything else you said, again, there’s no comparative analysis, no digging deeper into the situation, it’s all click bait regurgitated stuff from all the other stuff that’s been put out there.
No I don’t know for a fact we will sign players from City but I’d say its highly likely, given his links, given the help he just gave them with Haaland’s medical, given we are located within driving distance of them - why not mention this in the article as a reason VK would take the job?
Instead it focuses on trying to be as negative as possible and doesn’t give one positive. I find it completely tedious and have enough of seeing ‘fans’ of our club support it.
Yes but again your asking a journalist to theorise ifs and buts. Like I said you don’t know for fact that there relegation clauses on the wages, you don’t know whether City will want there kids to come on loan. Like I said if this was just there to be incredibly negative he would have mentioned the academy, the new loan and the sackings at every level throughout the club.
Take the hatred for the paper out of it and with the information out there it’s a pretty fair insight on both parties.
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But that’s just my point, is it ‘financial turmoil’ that he’s walking into? Would he walk into a club in ‘financial turmoil’? I’d say Derby are in financial turmoil. I’d say Bournemouth, having just lost 70m before they went down with a 110m wage bill had bigger concerns than we do. There’s no thought or analysis on this, instead just using the click bait nonsense spouted by talk sport. Like I said, our financial performance in the recent accounts was very good, given covid losses. We might lose a few players to pay down some debt. We still have / had decent cash in the bank on the last accounts. Is that financial turmoil?Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 7:12 amBut he was positive? He said Kompany has experience of financial turmoil at Anderlecht and would be a good fit in that respect.
Yes but again your asking a journalist to theorise ifs and buts. Like I said you don’t know for fact that there relegation clauses on the wages, you don’t know whether City will want there kids to come on loan. Like I said if this was just there to be incredibly negative he would have mentioned the academy, the new loan and the sackings at every level throughout the club.
Take the hatred for the paper out of it and with the information out there it’s a pretty fair insight on both parties.
Yes we do know for a fact there are relegation clauses in contracts as its been stated in the accounts for the last x amount of seasons. And no it’s not a fair reflection on both sides, maybe for someone with a constant negative outlook on life like yourself, but not when you look at the bigger picture and give it more thought.
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Rv if you don’t think the club is in financial turmoil your blinkered.RVclaret wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 7:18 amBut that’s just my point, is it ‘financial turmoil’ that he’s walking into? Would he walk into a club in ‘financial turmoil’? I’d say Derby are in financial turmoil. I’d say Bournemouth, having just lost 70m before they went down with a 110m wage bill had bigger concerns than we do. There’s no thought or analysis on this, instead just using the click bait nonsense spouted by talk sport. Like I said, our financial performance in the recent accounts was very good, given covid losses. We might lose a few players to pay down some debt. We still have / had decent cash in the bank on the last accounts. Is that financial turmoil?
Yes we do know for a fact there are relegation clauses in contracts as its been stated in the accounts for the last x amount of seasons. And no it’s not a fair reflection on both sides, maybe for someone with a constant negative outlook on life like yourself, but not when you look at the bigger picture and give it more thought.
Derby are not in turmoil they are in crisis/brink of not existing. Bournemouth have a multimillionaire owner that’s why they are in not in the same position or worse in your opinion.
Ok please highlight exactly where In the accounts it states that wages for players will drop by X amount/percentage?
It’s not a negative outlook it is just realistic.
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That's rubbish - why am I blinkered? So you are also saying Vincent Kompany is blinkered then? Why would a young manager, with ambitions to get to the top, take on a job at a club in turmoil, please make that make sense.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 7:22 amRv if you don’t think the club is in financial turmoil your blinkered.
Derby are not in turmoil they are in crisis/brink of not existing. Bournemouth have a multimillionaire owner that’s why they are in not in the same position or worse in your opinion.
Ok please highlight exactly where In the accounts it states that wages for players will drop by X amount/percentage?
It’s not a negative outlook it is just realistic.
I've stated how some of the debt will be/can be repaid this summer, with a few players sales, please tell me where the 'turmoil' is? Like I said, Sarr and Dennis will be sold at Watford, they also have debt, are they in 'financial turmoil' too? What is your definition of financial turmoil?
It doesn't state the percentage, but it does state there are significant wage cuts to mitigate the sizeable loss in TV money.
Now, we can only use comparative analysis here and then our assumptions- but seen as though we have been the most well run club in the PL for some time (judged by our profits / small losses), and that Garlick is know to have run a very tight ship, it's probably fair to assume we will be at least in line with other clubs that dropped such as Bournemouth, West Brom and Norwich, who all had 50% wage cuts according to their accounts.
"It’s not a negative outlook it is just realistic."
Well no, it's not realistic, realistic means doing a full, deep analysis into exactly the situation and giving arguments on both sides. This article is lazy journalism and does not do that, it's not hard to understand.
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Financial turmoil - a state of great disturbance or uncertainty. That accurately defines Burnley situation.RVclaret wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 7:32 amThat's rubbish - why am I blinkered? So you are also saying Vincent Kompany is blinkered then?
I've stated how some of the debt will be/can be repaid this summer, with a few players sales, please tell me where the 'turmoil' is? Like I said, Sarr and Dennis will be sold at Watford, they also have debt, are they in 'financial turmoil' too? What is your definition of financial turmoil?
It doesn't state the percentage, but it does state there are significant wage cuts to mitigate the sizeable loss in TV money.
Now, we can only use comparative analysis here and then our assumptions- but seen as though we have been the most well run club in the PL for some time (judged by our profits / small losses), and that Garlick is know to have run a very tight ship, it's probably fair to assume we will be at least in line with other clubs that dropped such as Bournemouth, West Brom and Norwich, who all had 50% wage cuts according to their accounts.
Again why do you keep referencing other clubs. As we know there are plenty of other clubs out there in financial ruin let alone turmoil.
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So any club relegated from the PL is in 'financial turmoil' then, according to your definition.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 7:35 amFinancial turmoil - a state of great disturbance or uncertainty. That accurately defines Burnley situation.
Again why do you keep referencing other clubs. As we know there are plenty of other clubs out there in financial ruin let alone turmoil.
And you continue to ignore all my other valid questions, so I guess we'll leave it there.
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I’m convinced that NC93 is not a real person. He can’t be.
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He is, funnily enough I have recently clocked his twitter account. I don’t know why it took so long, as I noticed this particular user on the twitterclarets hashtag a while back, and noted how he chose to argue with almost every Claret post there is. Now I’ve put 2 and 2 together and realised the drivel he posts here is the exact same on twitter.gandhisflipflop wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 7:40 amI’m convinced that NC93 is not a real person. He can’t be.
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Haha I love this board. Make valid points and you instantly get people trying to belittle and offend.
Let’s leave it a couple of years and see who is right. The numerous journalists/ financial experts/ media outlets. Or RV and his expert analysis.
Let’s leave it a couple of years and see who is right. The numerous journalists/ financial experts/ media outlets. Or RV and his expert analysis.
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Agreed.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Thu May 26, 2022 11:14 pmLooks a pretty accurate report on where things stand.
Like they said if Kompany succeeds he might have a statue outside two English football grounds.
This isn't written for Burnley fans who think they know better but for general football fans. It sums up the situation pretty well quite frankly. It's certainly how I see things at the moment.
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I decided to look for one word in order to respond to their article. “Garbage” .
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Are you actually a Burnley Fan? Clearly a glass half empty kind of person. I for one am quite excited about the possibility of a few loan players from Man City. What a difference a week can make! Yes it's a gamble for both parties and we will all be very much hoping it pays off!Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 6:52 amJames cork is clearly a typo. Right now there’s no official confirmation on cork just rumours on social media.
He clearly says that a significant portion of the loan will be paid on relegation (you missed that).
Why would he mention other clubs players when it’s talking about ours?
You clearly don’t think the finances are a problem then given the only thing this guy has posted are the facts in public domain. You are the one that it theorising on wages etc…
Again you are theorising, do you know for an absolute fact that we will pick several loans from city?
I find it very hypocritical saying an accurate report is drivel and coming back with an opinion.
If he wanted to be negative he could have made it considerably worse. He’s given a fair representation on the move for both parties but the regular candidates are crying about it.
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You have to feel a lot of sympathy towards newcastle and his fragile outlook. We have to remember right now he his happy as he got what he wanted in Burnley going down, he has enjoyed himself hammering the club, the board and the players all season and it started to get to him when it looked like we might stay up,
He comes across as the kind of guy who has rung 999 over 100 times claiming he is being followed only to be told each time it is his shadow.
He comes across as the kind of guy who has rung 999 over 100 times claiming he is being followed only to be told each time it is his shadow.
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Do the Bash street kids still star in the Mail ?
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I'm not saying I'm providing expert analysis. But at least I am providing SOME analysis. Unlike the clickbait doom and gloom articles that are bashing the club. I know it suits your agenda and view but not for me, so I try and provide alternative questions and analysis, of which you've had no answer for.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 7:45 amHaha I love this board. Make valid points and you instantly get people trying to belittle and offend.
Let’s leave it a couple of years and see who is right. The numerous journalists/ financial experts/ media outlets. Or RV and his expert analysis.
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Daily Mail tells almost as many lies as Pinocchio Johnson..... allegedly
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More people that add nothing to the topic just more trying to belittle and bully posters.claretonthecoast1882 wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 7:55 amYou have to feel a lot of sympathy towards newcastle and his fragile outlook. We have to remember right now he his happy as he got what he wanted in Burnley going down, he has enjoyed himself hammering the club, the board and the players all season and it started to get to him when it looked like we might stay up,
He comes across as the kind of guy who has rung 999 over 100 times claiming he is being followed only to be told each time it is his shadow.
I have given fair points, I noticed you haven’t criticised Hipper for sharing the same view?
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If you find someone laughing at your constant whining as bullying perhaps the internet isn't for you.
If you are prepared to dish things out, you should always be prepared to accept some return. I may be totally wrong here but I don't recall Hipper having a 100% strike rate of negative dross when he posts.
As for your belittle comment when you claim Brownhill is never a professional footballer or that Collins is bambi on ice would you class those as belittling ? If you don't then you are a hypocrite, if you do then wind your neck in
If you are prepared to dish things out, you should always be prepared to accept some return. I may be totally wrong here but I don't recall Hipper having a 100% strike rate of negative dross when he posts.
As for your belittle comment when you claim Brownhill is never a professional footballer or that Collins is bambi on ice would you class those as belittling ? If you don't then you are a hypocrite, if you do then wind your neck in
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What am I dishing out other than opinion that goes against your views?claretonthecoast1882 wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 8:16 amIf you find someone laughing at your constant whining as bullying perhaps the internet isn't for you.
If you are prepared to dish things out, you should always be prepared to accept some return. I may be totally wrong here but I don't recall Hipper having a 100% strike rate of negative dross when he posts.
As for your belittle comment when you claim Brownhill is never a professional footballer or that Collins is bambi on ice would you class those as belittling ? If you don't then you are a hypocrite, if you do then wind your neck in
You and others deem it to be negative, in my opinion I don’t think it is. Similar to yesterday I was called for my opinion on Kompany when I said numerous times I thought he would be a good signing (I just don’t think he will get promotion).
Fair comment on Brownhill and Collins but I do feel that is slightly different due to it being on a match rating thread (the point of that post is to review there performance).
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Your comments on Brownhill have been season long and on any thread he was mentioned, not just match ratings. The phrase "do as I say not as I do" comes to mindNewcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 8:20 amWhat am I dishing out other than opinion that goes against your views?
You and others deem it to be negative, in my opinion I don’t think it is. Similar to yesterday I was called for my opinion on Kompany when I said numerous times I thought he would be a good signing (I just don’t think he will get promotion).
Fair comment on Brownhill and Collins but I do feel that is slightly different due to it being on a match rating thread (the point of that post is to review there performance).
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I guess on that basis everyone on this board has done it then.claretonthecoast1882 wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 8:23 amYour comments on Brownhill have been season long and on any thread he was mentioned, not just match ratings. The phrase "do as I say not as I do" comes to mind
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Again no they haven't. There is only you who has spent a full season slagging him and then posting equally negative on anything connected to the club, hence posters being tired of you and in your eyes seeming to single you out with their replies.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 8:24 amI guess on that basis everyone on this board has done it then.
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Re: Daily Mail
You called Collins "Bambi on ice" when everyone else who left ratings had him as (or close to) motm. Now either everyone else was wrong and you were right or your ratings are based on pure, agenda-driven nonsense.Newcastleclaret93 wrote: ↑Fri May 27, 2022 8:20 amWhat am I dishing out other than opinion that goes against your views?
You and others deem it to be negative, in my opinion I don’t think it is. Similar to yesterday I was called for my opinion on Kompany when I said numerous times I thought he would be a good signing (I just don’t think he will get promotion).
Fair comment on Brownhill and Collins but I do feel that is slightly different due to it being on a match rating thread (the point of that post is to review there performance).