That's a very good point. Brands supporting even red cartel clubs may be worried that obvious lies and bias will eventually damage their public perception. The BBC had better learn from this experience and educate their sports staff.The Sunday papers might have a bash at this story though. It is unravelling very fast for the PL leadership. What has happened behind the scenes is an interesting story involving some very big global sports brands.
You spelt ‘sack’ wrongThat's a very good point. Brands supporting even red cartel clubs may be worried that obvious lies and bias will eventually damage their public perception. The BBC had better learn from this experience and educate their sports staff.
SimpleJust got an email from the supporters club attaching a request from Kevin Parker that we all sign a petition to force Masters to resign.
Why is he doing this ? What exactly is getting rid of Masters going to achieve. He’s not the policy maker, he’s just the mouthpiece of the owners.
And besides, isn’t this just provocation on Parker’s part. We’ve just won a major victory, let’s just wait for the dust to settle a bit before provoking even more negativity towards us.
Indeed, which makes their statement on Monday seem all the more disingenuous.
“These elements can quickly and effectively be remedied by the League and clubs.”
i noticed that too.It’s telling that the bbc have nothing on their website yet about the PL statement. It’s big news, you would think they’d want to be up to speed with it.
Have you tried clicking on it?I don’t have twitter, what does the bit in the box say in full please?
The cunts don’t know what they’re doing?I can’t really work out how that happened if the PL knew at the time it was going back to the tribunal. There’s no rational reason for them to do it.
I'm not sticking my head out of the window, it might be raining!Good post but you have not stated clearly whether it was raining or not.