Media coverage 2018/19

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cleavers said:
Why fucking read it ?
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I don’t.

I just scan it for their headlines and post the appropriate one’s in this thread. ;-)

I can’t remember when I stooped reading the Daily Fail, the Sun, the Mirror, the Star, stopped watching a Liverpool game on Sky, BT, BBC, football programmes like Sunday Supplement, Goals on Sunday, etc. I have decided to completely ignore the media wankfest that has taken over Liverpool’s title attempt this season.
 
This is the response i got from Sky when complaining about Carragher and Tyler.....

Thanks for your email to Sky regarding Jamie Carragher.

At Sky, we choose our co-commentators for their experience, knowledge and their ability to provide immediate insight into what is happening during the game

As a commentator, we ask Jamie to give a fair and balanced opinion on every match we cover, and we believe he does that. It would be impossible for both sets of fans to agree with Jamie on every incident, but it's this debate and difference of opinion that makes the game so interesting.

I am sorry that the incidents you refer to may have affected your enjoyment of our coverage but thank you for taking the time to express your views. Please be assured that your comments raised in your email have been noted and passed to Sky Sports for their information.

Told them I was cancelling at the end of the season.
 
hedkandi said:
This is the response i got from Sky when complaining about Carragher and Tyler.....

Thanks for your email to Sky regarding Jamie Carragher.

At Sky, we choose our co-commentators for their experience, knowledge and their ability to provide immediate insight into what is happening during the game

As a commentator, we ask Jamie to give a fair and balanced opinion on every match we cover, and we believe he does that. It would be impossible for both sets of fans to agree with Jamie on every incident, but it's this debate and difference of opinion that makes the game so interesting.

I am sorry that the incidents you refer to may have affected your enjoyment of our coverage but thank you for taking the time to express your views. Please be assured that your comments raised in your email have been noted and passed to Sky Sports for their information.

Told them I was cancelling at the end of the season.
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To be fair, their coverage is sh*te even with the sound down. It's far from fair and balanced, as we see in their highlights package of what incidents they choose to highlight or discuss.

How many times have they chosen to completely ignore dipper/rag horror tackles, or dives? And what happens in our games? Exactly the f*cking opposite.
 
jrb said:
McNulty, BBC Sport online.

The Premier League title race deserves to go the final kick of this relentless, spectacular confrontation between Liverpool and Manchester City. It will now do exactly that after Jurgen Klopp's side showed heart, nerve and resilience to prevail against Newcastle on a thunderous night on Tyneside.
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The title race might, but Liverpool don't and are being coddled over the finishing line by referees.
 
hedkandi said:
This is the response i got from Sky when complaining about Carragher and Tyler.....

Thanks for your email to Sky regarding Jamie Carragher.

At Sky, we choose our co-commentators for their experience, knowledge and their ability to provide immediate insight into what is happening during the game

As a commentator, we ask Jamie to give a fair and balanced opinion on every match we cover, and we believe he does that. It would be impossible for both sets of fans to agree with Jamie on every incident, but it's this debate and difference of opinion that makes the game so interesting.

I am sorry that the incidents you refer to may have affected your enjoyment of our coverage but thank you for taking the time to express your views. Please be assured that your comments raised in your email have been noted and passed to Sky Sports for their information.

Told them I was cancelling at the end of the season.
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They said this to me:

Jamie has been reminded of the standards expected of him at Sky Sports, and
it has also been made clear to him that he is on a final warning.

He won't be able to help himself, so at some point they'll sack him!
 
homerdog said:
They said this to me:

Jamie has been reminded of the standards expected of him at Sky Sports, and
it has also been made clear to him that he is on a final warning.

He won't be able to help himself, so at some point they'll sack him!
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Klopp will only go and lose it.
 
hedkandi said:
This is the response i got from Sky when complaining about Carragher and Tyler.....

Thanks for your email to Sky regarding Jamie Carragher.

At Sky, we choose our co-commentators for their experience, knowledge and their ability to provide immediate insight into what is happening during the game

As a commentator, we ask Jamie to give a fair and balanced opinion on every match we cover, and we believe he does that. It would be impossible for both sets of fans to agree with Jamie on every incident, but it's this debate and difference of opinion that makes the game so interesting.

I am sorry that the incidents you refer to may have affected your enjoyment of our coverage but thank you for taking the time to express your views. Please be assured that your comments raised in your email have been noted and passed to Sky Sports for their information.

Told them I was cancelling at the end of the season.
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I've lost count of the times I've said I was going to cancel but I definitely am after the Brighton game. I could have paid for my last three Wembley trips with the latest twelve months over priced subscription money.
 
F*king vile fan from a f*cking vile club, and seemingly condoned by the BBC.

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From the BBC Charter:

"4.1 INTRODUCTION
Impartiality lies at the heart of public service and is the core of the BBC’s commitment to its audiences. It applies to all our output and services - television, radio, online, and in our international services and commercial magazines. We must be inclusive, considering the broad perspective and ensuring the existence of a range of views is appropriately reflected".

Make your own mind up how impartial you think the BBC have been this season (or any other season in recent memory).
 
Trevor Morley's Tache said:
F*king vile fan from a f*cking vile club, and seemingly condoned by the BBC.

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From the BBC Charter:

"4.1 INTRODUCTION
Impartiality lies at the heart of public service and is the core of the BBC’s commitment to its audiences. It applies to all our output and services - television, radio, online, and in our international services and commercial magazines. We must be inclusive, considering the broad perspective and ensuring the existence of a range of views is appropriately reflected".

Make your own mind up how impartial you think the BBC have been this season (or any other season in recent memory).
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Makes you pro climate change so the seas can rise and drown the fuckers and their seaside town
 
homerdog said:
They said this to me:

Jamie has been reminded of the standards expected of him at Sky Sports, and
it has also been made clear to him that he is on a final warning.

He won't be able to help himself, so at some point they'll sack him!
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They commented to you about internal disciplinary/hr matters. I don't like spitboy but if I was him I'd consider that a breach of my confidentiality.
 
If things don't go to plan tomorrow at least I'll have an 11 hour flight the following day as I am off to the USA with work and I'll be working somewhere where I won't have access to my phone or any other form of social media/internet access. If I'm lucky I might be able to watch our game next Sunday, but fortunately I won't get any of the UK press biased Dipper bullshit, either before or after.​
 
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