Shadowy weird media

[iancognito]

Rent-a-pundits repeating the same old drivel, believing it's just this season a poor start and the usual Leicester player mutiny. Danny Murphy was spouting this sort of shit in his Mail column. "Leicester will regret sacking Rodgers, they'll be the new Charlton". Absolutely laughable. almost embarrassingly misinformed.

 

Ranieri was backed up to his sacking til a few people put their heads up and pointed out the stats.

 

It'll be the same with Rodgers

[Winchesterfox]

It's lazy journalism.  Not bothering to work out how much Rodgers has spent, how bad his buys have been, how poor his tactics have been etc, or spotting how he blames others consistently.  

[mozartfox]

Simon Jordon may not be as sympathetic come 10 pm on TalkShite. 
 

I cannot believe I have logged in this foggy Austrian morning and he is still there…..
 

If BR is not sacked today, then Rudders should be toast for starters. This shocking situation has unfolded under his watch.  If he is not deemed culpable to any degree, then what the fvck does he do all day???

 

Yesterday’s  game was the worst performance I have seen in 50 plus years. It was embarrassing and our Club is now subject to ridicule. Do not give him any more matches. We need to get our arses in gear immediately.  We cannot let another 3 points slip.

 

Top and Susan, get it done please.

[Hammo]

Sky are the absolute pits.

 

The story on their website about our manager’s latest shambles is led with the headline:

 

“Rodgers vows to fight on”

 

As if we are pleading for the bugger to sacrifice his reputation and do us a big favour by staying!!!!

 

When of course the exact opposite is true.

 

The slant of their narrative against our club is consistently outrageous (bordering on criminal).

 

Btw a big nod of gratitude to the fans who unfurled the “Rodgers out” banner yesterday. Lots of pics of that across the internet media.

[Tom12345]

Just a light hearted post re the media. This must a new frontier in terms of how much journalists manage to stretch things, as a clickbait:

 

https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/leicester-city-kit-maker-1bn-8230718?int_source=nba

 

Seriously, stretching from Kanye West to Adidas (fine) and then to Leicester City as if somehow it may have any sort of link or impact on Leicester City?

 

I can understand if it can go into the Financial or Business News section regarding Adidas. But then to relate this to Leicester and dramatizing it by quoting 1bn. Any sort of credibility is now completely lost.