BlueHammer85
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Jermaine Jenas sacked by the BBC
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Rumbled
Which one of the other six dwarves are you then?"I'm not happy".
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So how many more examples do you need before you accept that the BBC have a problem, or maybe you think the BBC don't have a problem?It’s not the same though is it?
I work in an office of 200+ people, I know for a fact a couple guys trying it on with the secretaries - one being married. I’m sure they’ve sent inappropriate messages.
Is that a BBC problem ?
BlueHammer85
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So how many more examples do you need before you accept that the BBC have a problem, or maybe you think the BBC don't have a problem?
Tell me an organisation that’s been around over 100 years, that has 20,000+ people employed that doesn’t have any problems with individuals behaviour from time to time.
mexico1970
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So how many more examples do you need before you accept that the BBC have a problem, or maybe you think the BBC don't have a problem?
It's weird how the very same people who fawn over the BBC are the same ones monitoring GBnews for the good of mankind.
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It's weird how the very same people who fawn over the BBC are the same ones monitoring GBnews for the good of mankind.
GB News employs wrong’uns as part of their protocal.
gordondaviesmoustache
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The Catholic Church.Tell me an organisation that’s been around over 100 years, that has 20,000+ people employed that doesn’t have any problems with individuals behaviour from time to time.
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"from time to time"...Tell me an organisation that’s been around over 100 years, that has 20,000+ people employed that doesn’t have any problems with individuals behaviour from time to time.
I think we'll finish this conversation right here if that's OK with you.
BlueHammer85
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"from time to time"...
I think we'll finish this conversation right here if that's OK with you.
Not really, you didn’t answer my question. Name an organisation as big as the BBC that doesn’t have scandals ?
Is Jenas texting for a shag (presumably) to a couple work colleagues a BBC problem ? Why is it not a Talksport, TNT, C4 problem when he’s worked for them last couple years?
I have no doubt someone from the BBC will be in the papers for a scandal again soon, just like someone from Tory/Labour party, PL, UEFA, Hollywood will be also.
stonerblue
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ScoutsTell me an organisation that’s been around over 100 years, that has 20,000+ people employed that doesn’t have any problems with individuals behaviour from time to time.