PannickAtTheDisco
Well-Known Member
I accept that newspapers may sometimes make a mistake 'yesterday we referred to the sex pest as Piers Morgan when of course we meant Peter Morgan'. That is a mistake and required a simple correction. This about Milner was a blatant lie. First, the reporter wrote his entire article before a ball had been kicked, second he decided to put a total, disgraceful lie into that story, don't forget this was a charity match so carried more weight on the so called booing. To my mind that does not need a correction, it deserves a full blown back page apology, a fine for the a paper and a punishment for the reporter.
If they are allowed to get away with lies how can we trust a paper ? If Milner had played it would have been very hard to prove the story was false and that it had been written before the match. If a paper does that for football what does it do for politics.
Anyway I am off to buy a cup of coffee.
I agree.