Complaint to BBC regarding Pete the Badge

[FantasyIreland]

Ta QR. Hopefully more articles follow elsewhere and this gets wider coverage.

Brilliant pal,well done.

 

[Churchlawtonblue]

The bbc just constructed a page questioning Herreras red card during the Chelsea match. Strangely it's just been deleted as quickly as it appeared. Unbelievable bias towards united in that organisation.

 

[dickie davies]

Ta QR. Hopefully more articles follow elsewhere and this gets wider coverage.

I hope you forwarded the link to Ms Tsang

 

[hutton who blue]

The article above puts it into context superbly.

 

[oakiecokie]

Another wonderful piece ST,well done mate.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

Ta QR. Hopefully more articles follow elsewhere and this gets wider coverage.

Brilliant mate. I'm going to try to attract some interest from a couple of major media outlets that have no love for the BBC.

 

[Lucky Toma]

Brilliant mate. I'm going to try to attract some interest from a couple of major media outlets that have no love for the BBC.

Thanks again for your help mate. Same goes for others on here who I have quoted.

 

[Bentheblue]

Brilliant pal,well done.

Totally agree, brilliant article. Really hope it leads to wider coverage.
The BBC are an appalling organisation that happily wastes public money and shamelessly panders to 2 north west teams in red.

 

[MC ID]

Great article, hopefully it spawns others to increase pressure on the BBC to admit to being little shits.

 

[eyejay51]

Great article, hopefully it spawns others to increase pressure on the BBC to admit to being little shits.

OY!!!! Not so much of the little.

 

[Hart of the Matter]

Has anyone heard from Pete the Badge about any of this?

 

[manchester blue]

Good read LT. Hopefully you can get it in 442. If only they had apologised and been honest.

 

[Eccles Blue]

Brilliant article, hope one of the nationals picks it up.

 

[cyberblue]

Great article

Thanks again for your help mate. Same goes for others on here who I have quoted.

Re

 

[guy debord]

Are you lot serious? Someone mischievously titled a photo with the most innofensive epithet I can think of, the BBC inadvertently publish it leading to 130 pages of internet rage.
Then to crown it all and to defend the clubs bruised honour after this egregious slur, a city fan publishes an article on a popular football website which speculates that the fan in question might be suffering from some form of mental illness. It even throws a popular one in there without any knowledge at all about the fans medical history and without any consent from him.
Which is worse, being called Bertie or having your mental health speculated about on a football website?
Embarrassing and ill considered.

Outrage generated in the echo chamber of an internet forum isn't the real world.

 

[moomba]

How many pages of this thread are by people expressing outrage that the thread has so many pages?

 

[Phil1]

I'm embarrassed on behalf of those who are embarrassed.

 

[inchy14]

Are you lot serious? Someone mischievously titled a photo with the most innofensive epithet I can think of, the BBC inadvertently publish it leading to 130 pages of internet rage.
Then to crown it all and to defend the clubs bruised honour after this egregious slur, a city fan publishes an article on a popular football website which speculates that the fan in question might be suffering from some form of mental illness. It even throws a popular one in there without any knowledge at all about the fans medical history and without any consent from him.
Which is worse, being called Bertie or having your mental health speculated about on a football website?
Embarrassing and ill considered.

Outrage generated in the echo chamber of an internet forum isn't the real world.

20 posts in 7 years and you come up with this gem... Sniff.....

 

[guy debord]

20 posts in 7 years and you come up with this gem... Sniff.....

How is my post count relevant?

 

[Norbiton]

Are you lot serious? Someone mischievously titled a photo with the most innofensive epithet I can think of, the BBC inadvertently publish it leading to 130 pages of internet rage.
Then to crown it all and to defend the clubs bruised honour after this egregious slur, a city fan publishes an article on a popular football website which speculates that the fan in question might be suffering from some form of mental illness. It even throws a popular one in there without any knowledge at all about the fans medical history and without any consent from him.
Which is worse, being called Bertie or having your mental health speculated about on a football website?
Embarrassing and ill considered.

Outrage generated in the echo chamber of an internet forum isn't the real world.

I suspect the vast majority of posters on here have been subject to speculation over their mental health. And the author of the article treated the issue with great sensitivity in my view.