Media Discussion - 2023/24

bluenova said:
Is it a surprise? Max Rushden recently committed the crime of not praising Klopp's kids enough after the Carabou Cup final.

He ended up writing an apologetic article saying he was wrong, and they were wonderful...

...and, by the way, would Liverpool fans stop abusing him and threatening him with violence
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As he now resides in Australia, he is probably in more danger of being knocked out by a dipper supporting kangaroo.
 
bobbyowenquiff said:
The recent attacks on Haaland by the Daily Mail have become ridiculous. Re-publishing articles from French newspapers attacking him before the Real Madrid game is just absurd and today they have doubled down on the Keane comments with further comments from Neville and Carragher. The UK is a very toxic place these days and the media (social and mainstream) is fuelling all the hate. There is no attempt at any balance.
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it very much looks like after they realised trying their level best to get rid of Pep has failed. attention has turned to a striker who only averages a goal a game. It would also help if some fans didn't join in on the bandwagon either - Haaland is not built for high intensity pressing and yes his touch could be better for sure but I do think his link up play is better than last season. A criticism I would make of our team is at times we move the ball too slowly/take extra passes when possibilities for chance creation are there and with Haaland heavily marked it can men he's not involved too much.
 
LongsightM13 said:
Daily Mail sports desk also going to be ravaged by cuts, hopefully dickheads like Ian Herbert are first in line when the p45s are handed out
pressgazette.co.uk

Henry Winter made redundant from The Times as Mail sports journalists await restructure

The Mail has told its sports desk to expect restructuring while Times chief football writer Henry Winter has been made redundant.
pressgazette.co.uk pressgazette.co.uk
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Truth is, AI is capabale of producing better written articles than most of the shite nowadays. No need for these high paid journalists.
 
Ric said:
Surprised by that news, as he is one of the better football journalists, but says a lot about the state of the industry. Think he was on a salary of about £400k so guess The Times must be looking to cut costs.
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Yes, he was on major wonga. And he's walked away with at least a year's salary. He'll be reet.
 
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