Media coverage 2018/19

[Neville Kneville]

When you say dogicants, are you refering to Roy Keane by any chance ?

Unfortunately, no. But it works.

I was trying to find a way of quickly typing one word for dodgy c.unts which would get past the censors, but I missed.

 

[Andy TheCatalyst Morrison]

Can u expand on this please ?..esp the matches they are reporting on...but dont watch..

Not really answering your question but ...

Jamie Jackson's report on the Roma v City CL game a few years back when we needed to win to progress and did so 2-0 bore absolutely zero resemblance to the game that I saw. It was almost as if he'd written it before the game was even played!

 

[Thomas Hearns]

No one said Neil Custis? I will.
Alyson Rudd
Ian Herbert
John Dillon

Can’t fvcking stand Rudd, she’s the perfect example of positive discrimination gone mad.

Watching her on Sunday supplement used to make me seethe. She speaks in broad cliches and knows nothing of the intricacies of the game nor the pre PL era yet she used to hold court on the show tearing the great Arsene Wenger to shreds

 

[Pigeonho]

Can’t fvcking stand Rudd, she’s the perfect example of positive discrimination gone mad.

Watching her on Sunday supplement used to make me seethe. She speaks in broad cliches and knows nothing of the intricacies of the game nor the pre PL era yet she used to hold court on the show tearing the great Arsene Wenger to shreds

The lady who was on Sunday just gone showed Rudd for the amateur that she is.

 

[BigJoe#1]

They were talking about how they watch football very differently when they aren't working. Basically when they are working they are trying to write the report on the match. They will have a narrative in mind and then will spend the match redrafting what they have done. In particular the second half of matches are spent concentrating more on their report than the actual game

I loved the documentary that covered THAT 3-2 victory from the journalists angle, when the lad from Manchester said he had to literally rewrite the story 3 times in five minutes.

 

[journolud]

No, no. This was a veteran who was at his peak in the 60s 70s 80s. He also brokered some huge deals involving big figures in the game & his cut was a lot of money, even back then.

It opened my eyes to what a bunch of dogicants they are, as he was technically one of the 'good guys'.

Dogicants? Rogue spell checker, made up or simply a great word?

 

[Ryan2345]

Ian Ladyman to question Pep achievement as now diminished , to question the one of the best coaches in world he needs a good slapping .

 

[Neville Kneville]

Dogicants? Rogue spell checker, made up or simply a great word?

It was supposed to be dodgicants. A gentleman's way of describing dodgy c.unts.

 

[dennishasdoneit]

Ian Ladyman to question Pep achievement as now diminished , to question the one of the best coaches in world he needs a good slapping .

Funny how ian ladyman has had all these long years to question leicester city and their ffp issues.but has stayed silent.
But here he is jumpimg in with 2 feet re City.
Ladyboy does need a good slapping.i agree.

 

[Thomas Hearns]

The lady who was on Sunday just gone showed Rudd for the amateur that she is.

Yeah she was very articulate particularly when talking about the abuse she gets on Twitter.