The phrase "give him enough rope and he will hang himself" comes to mind with all this beglin/media stuff.
I have long felt that there is a growing confidence among our detractors that it is ok to slag us off publicly because everyone else is behind you if you do.
This, coupled with our apparent policy of turning the other cheek has empowered them to become more "open" while fearing no retribution.
While a lot on this forum have complained about our clubs lack of fight against what a lot of us see as "clear and organised" attempts to discredit us, we must remember that it was our own board that coined that phrase.
Could it be that we have played the waiting game, ignoring the agenda driven/paid for minnows whose only platform is the likes of twitter, and have now got an incident worth acting upon.
As others have stated, this is a professional pundit working for the pl on an international platform, our club have a right to expect their brands integrity to not be targeted by someone potentially acting on behalf of our enemies.
Maybe, given the tv company/organisation involved, this episode will send out a message far more powerful than us making martyrs out of pathetic freelance shills ever could.
Going forwards it may well stop more slips of the tongue on tv commentary, like that "financial doping" slip by keown and the like, heres hoping.
