I'm not entirely sure where all this has come from Zabba.
I certainly think Liverpool are a big club and don't really see the issue with this. I still find their fans incredibly annoying and if / when they next win the league it will be unbearable, I'm sure of that. Klopp has started to do my head in as well, but these are just personal, subjective issues

It's all cyclical and in 30 / 40 years people will be talking about the City team of the current decade, I'm sure of that. I guess we will be living on our history then?
I can't quite believe you think we've had a lack of recognition in recent years, especially last season. More or less every single week reporters were running out of superlatives for us. Not sure what you were reading or listening to, and I'm not really sure what you expect. Perhaps the Guardian, Times, Telegraph to all club together and send their staff out to give all UK based City fans a reacharound in appreciation? Maybe they all need to hire you as a City anti-bias consultant!

The media coverage of Raheem has been disguting, but I don't think this has anything to do with a pro-Liverpool bias. Raheem wasn't a world beater at Liverpool, let's face it....so he wasn't in the press much. It has to do with the higher media profile which the move to City gave him and the higher media profile because of how much he's improved and how well he's been playing with us. That and also papers which most of the attacks come from like the Dail Hate Mail are racist twats.
I'm pretty sure last season was the first time Aguero has featured in the Premier League team of the year, which I do find strange...but that's voted for by the players.
City are recently a much more successful club than Yoonited and Liverpool - but I don't think we are a "bigger" club (yet). Yoonited certainly have more fans worldwide and Liverpool probably do as well, but we're closing the gap.
Big clubs are not defined by the media; they're defined by the trophies they win.