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Are you seriously suggesting only one supports the rags? ONEI know some will say it doesn't/shouldn't matter but I did find this article from a while back interesting:
Which teams do football writers support?
Maybe it's worth it's own thread, that we can add to. For a more complete, up to date look, at the landscape we're dealing with?
The Telegraph
Chris Bascombe: Liverpool
Luke Edwards: Newcastle
Roddy Forsyth: Rangers
Thom Gibbs: QPR
Alan Hansen: Liverpool
John Ley: Arsenal
Jonathan Liew : Spurs
Mark Ogden: Manchester United
Matt Scott: Arsenal
Alan Smith: Arsenal
Alan Tyers: Hibernian
Jeremy Wilson: Arsenal
Henry Winter: Chelsea & John Terry
The Times
Patrick Barclay: Dundee
Oliver Kay: Liverpool
Gabriele Marcotti: Chelsea (season ticket holder anyway)
George Caulkin: Newcastle
Tony Evans: Liverpool
Matt Hughes: Arsenal
Peter Lansley: Wolves
Rory Smith: Liverpool
The Independent
James Lawton: Arsenal?
Sam Wallace: Arsenal?
Ian Herbert: Wrexham
Simon Rice: Arsenal
The Guardian
Paul Doyle: Arsenal?
Dominic Fifield: Crystal Palace
David Lacey: Arsenal
Amy Lawrence: Arsenal
Kevin McCarra: Celtic
Jacob Steinberg: West Ham
Daniel Taylor: Nottingham Forest
Louise Taylor: Sunderland
Brian Glanville: Arsenal
John Ashdown: Sheffield United
The Sun
Shaun Custis: Newcastle
Simon Barnes: Arsenal
The Daily Mail
Martin Samuel: West Ham
Matt Lawton: Arsenal
Matt Fortune: Arsenal
Neil Moxley: Everton
The Mirror
Oliver Holt: Stockport County
Martin Lipton: Spurs
Darren Lewis: Liverpool
Simon Bird: Newcastle
James Nursey: Norwich
John Cross: Arsenal
Matt Law: Aston Villa
At one time the team a journalist may have been relevant in perhaps showing some bias towards their own club.Are you seriously suggesting only one supports the rags? ONE
Of course he does. It’s just more innuendo, so if we both qualify, the media, Talk Sport & the like can call us out on it & complain about how unfair it is
Surprised that David Conn didn’t make the list…I know some will say it doesn't/shouldn't matter but I did find this article from a while back interesting:
Which teams do football writers support?
Maybe it's worth it's own thread, that we can add to. For a more complete, up to date look, at the landscape we're dealing with?
The Telegraph
Chris Bascombe: Liverpool
Luke Edwards: Newcastle
Roddy Forsyth: Rangers
Thom Gibbs: QPR
Alan Hansen: Liverpool
John Ley: Arsenal
Jonathan Liew : Spurs
Mark Ogden: Manchester United
Matt Scott: Arsenal
Alan Smith: Arsenal
Alan Tyers: Hibernian
Jeremy Wilson: Arsenal
Henry Winter: Chelsea & John Terry
The Times
Patrick Barclay: Dundee
Oliver Kay: Liverpool
Gabriele Marcotti: Chelsea (season ticket holder anyway)
George Caulkin: Newcastle
Tony Evans: Liverpool
Matt Hughes: Arsenal
Peter Lansley: Wolves
Rory Smith: Liverpool
The Independent
James Lawton: Arsenal?
Sam Wallace: Arsenal?
Ian Herbert: Wrexham
Simon Rice: Arsenal
The Guardian
Paul Doyle: Arsenal?
Dominic Fifield: Crystal Palace
David Lacey: Arsenal
Amy Lawrence: Arsenal
Kevin McCarra: Celtic
Jacob Steinberg: West Ham
Daniel Taylor: Nottingham Forest
Louise Taylor: Sunderland
Brian Glanville: Arsenal
John Ashdown: Sheffield United
The Sun
Shaun Custis: Newcastle
Simon Barnes: Arsenal
The Daily Mail
Martin Samuel: West Ham
Matt Lawton: Arsenal
Matt Fortune: Arsenal
Neil Moxley: Everton
The Mirror
Oliver Holt: Stockport County
Martin Lipton: Spurs
Darren Lewis: Liverpool
Simon Bird: Newcastle
James Nursey: Norwich
John Cross: Arsenal
Matt Law: Aston Villa
29th MayWhat day is the National Day of Mourning ?
Day? We've got 4 months of it to go.What day is the National Day of Mourning ?
Twatterface is a prize cock.Matterface calling KDB "Horrible" on of his Talkshite podcasts.
Making out kevin to be a **** on the pitch.
“The European Cup was nothing back then.” Revisionist nonsense. You had to win your league to get in it. Then it was knockout, no seeding, no guarantee playing first leg away etc.It’s not but the European Cup was nothing back then, compared to now. For e.g. the dippers beat Brugges in the 1978 final. They had a bye in round one then only played Dresden, followed by Benfica then Monchengladbach in the semi.
Sadly I remember Ralph too with a full Barnet...time and tide an' all that.He'd have made a great forward partnership with Bob Hatton