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In my previous game at 1-1 i had a goal disallowed that many of my players deemed a good goal. From my perched 2d overview i can clearly see my attacking midefielder a good yard off and instantly my brain registers "better not kick off about that one in the media! Arnt i due a touchline ban?"
However a grueling 2nd half of missed chances often breeds a monsterous last minute break for the computer and of course a long ball and good 15 yard header takes the three points for Stoke! Damn!
However my usually calm and collected CB goes over to give the linesman a good slagging i keep a good eye on the striker and when the ball was played he was clearly offside! Angry and cheated i couldnt wait to register my fury with the FA through the media after the game only to find they chose to select the first offside as a topic!
Sadly i confess the ref got that right and moved on but it adds fuel to fire for more media scope. Heres my proposal:
Firstly a chance for me to say "yeh the ref got it right but had a shocking game", or "Did you see that goal at the end...terrible!"
Presumably the easiest would be to just have the new item duplicated so i can at least make my own choice.
But what id love to see and have been campainging for ages would be an actual "media Interview" - a series of media questions before and after the match about formations, style of play, dangermen, injurys, league positions and repuations, and of course the referee and decisions!
Media shying away from controversy? 
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