It'd be just like starting over.Imagine?
It'd be just like starting over.Imagine?
Have you read the story about the hacker, Pinto. Apparently Benfica have a panel of journalists that will never criticise them. Are they paid or just long time supporters? They also have a bunch of referees known as the Saints that will favour them when the going gets tough. Allegedly.I’m convinced vast sums of money have been paid to ensure favourable coverage from the media. I have never seen such fervent adulation for one club in my entire life - and that includes the shameful toadying our hacks undertook in order to curry favour with that putrid-prince-of-poison, the Pisscan.
Sure, the fawning was on a level not witnessed before in the sport, but there were odd occasions when a tabloid showed enough mettle to stand up to the bullying cutn and publish an article criticising him and the club.
To date I have not seen one newspaper article that doesn’t portray Klopp as some kind of 21st Century messiah,
and his team of outfield players as Apostles sent down to spread the word of ‘Klopptrap’ (as opposed to claptrap).
It is cynicism beyond belief to think that a football club would pay money to the press to ensure that no negative stories about that particular club will appear in print - but I see no other scenario.
Apparently the full slogan is "Tell us never, when the world thinks it can't be done, boss it!".
I thought "This means more" was the height of arrogance but their marketers have surpassed themselves.
Oh, and their new home shirt is £99.95 - fleecing the sheep.
No. Didn't know this. Adds credence to my theory, too.Have you read the story about the hacker, Pinto. Apparently Benfica have a panel of journalists that will never criticise them. Are they paid or just long time supporters? They also have a bunch of referees known as the Saints that will favour them when the going gets tough. Allegedly.
What do you think they’re smoking over there at Anfield?Apparently the full slogan is "Tell us never, when the world thinks it can't be done, boss it!".