Just listening to Radio 5 Live now and no mention of our game tonight in the sport bulletin.
I have to side with the Beeb here, can't see anything wrong with that.Not directly connected to Pete or Berties, but regarding the BBC.
About 2 years ago I made a complaint to the BBC about something on CBBC. My daughters liked to watch a programme about kids trying to find partners for their single Mum/Dad. The kids involved would interview potential partners, and in one episode they had a bloke recite his favourite limerick.
It went...
'There was a young lady called Vicky,
in men she was quite picky,
she didn't like the French,
because the stench,
of their breath made her feel quite sicky.'
I complained to the BBC saying that this was racist, I pointed out that they wouldn't dream of letting this through if it was about Asians, Blacks, Muslims or the Irish.
They squirmed, came up with feeble excuses such as 'It was just a joke (to which I replied 'try using that as a defence to racism in the Crown Court..it was just a joke').
Of course one of the things they said was the old 'Sorry if you were offended'.
It went backwards and forwards for months and in the end I just said 'Look, I know you were in the wrong, you know you were in the wrong, but you just can't bring yourselves to admit it'.
Different subject but the same attitude.
One of the few factually accurate pieces they've done.I have to side with the Beeb here, can't see anything wrong with that.
Doing anything like that could easily end up looking as sad as the mib's hanging about outside the granny shaggers a couple of years ago.Is anybody up for some form of protest at their luvvie media city location?
Doing anything like that could easily end up looking as sad as the mib's hanging about outside the granny shaggers a couple of years ago.
The theory is great but pressurising them at the ground would be a better option.
Not directly connected to Pete or Berties, but regarding the BBC.
About 2 years ago I made a complaint to the BBC about something on CBBC. My daughters liked to watch a programme about kids trying to find partners for their single Mum/Dad. The kids involved would interview potential partners, and in one episode they had a bloke recite his favourite limerick.
It went...
'There was a young lady called Vicky,
in men she was quite picky,
she didn't like the French,
because the stench,
of their breath made her feel quite sicky.'
I complained to the BBC saying that this was racist, I pointed out that they wouldn't dream of letting this through if it was about Asians, Blacks, Muslims or the Irish.
They squirmed, came up with feeble excuses such as 'It was just a joke (to which I replied 'try using that as a defence to racism in the Crown Court..it was just a joke').
Of course one of the things they said was the old 'Sorry if you were offended'.
It went backwards and forwards for months and in the end I just said 'Look, I know you were in the wrong, you know you were in the wrong, but you just can't bring yourselves to admit it'.
Different subject but the same attitude.
I do take your point but a mini demo of 20/30 fans would just have us a bit of a laughing stock.It actually worked for the MIB's though didn't it, he crapped himself and stayed put. We have to stop getting precious and worrying how we look, the BBC is the Biased Broadcasting Corporation....against us! We should hit them in their home and at the ground!