- Aug 9, 2017
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Manure are getting in a right state, batten down the hatches.
Manchester United have banned four media outlets from today’s news conference after claiming they had not been given right of reply to negative stories about the club.
Sky, ESPN, Manchester Evening News and the Mirror have all been excluded from manager Erik ten Hag’s briefing ahead of tomorrow’s Premier League game with Chelsea after reporting some players were unhappy with the Dutchman and his methods.
“We are taking action against a number of news organisations today, not for publishing stories we don’t like, but for doing so without contacting us first to give us the opportunity to comment, challenge or contextualise,” read a club statement.
“We believe this is an important principle to defend and we hope it can lead to a re-set in the way we work together.”
Manchester United have banned four media outlets from today’s news conference after claiming they had not been given right of reply to negative stories about the club.
Sky, ESPN, Manchester Evening News and the Mirror have all been excluded from manager Erik ten Hag’s briefing ahead of tomorrow’s Premier League game with Chelsea after reporting some players were unhappy with the Dutchman and his methods.
“We are taking action against a number of news organisations today, not for publishing stories we don’t like, but for doing so without contacting us first to give us the opportunity to comment, challenge or contextualise,” read a club statement.
“We believe this is an important principle to defend and we hope it can lead to a re-set in the way we work together.”