Media discussion - 2025/26

hertsblue said:
Who ever posted this, the highest rated comment, which tells you everyone bar Rag fans are sick to death with the BBC and the Rags, looks right. Personally I find it poor that you have this and the Issac to Dippers ie where does he fit in, before any agreement is made between the teams.

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Sesko “My dad fucked my mum with his rag shirt on, and I came out of my mum supporting the rags, with my rag shirt already on”
 
Prophet of Doom said:
Talksport have just had half an hour section with Alex Crook smugly informing us that Utd are the biggest club in England and him laughing at anybody stupid enough to call in to dispute it.

Radio for idiots.
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They may well be but they’ve not won any of the a domestic or European title for over a decade, they don’t even play in the champions league. So the week it dawned on them that the decrepit stadium won’t be replaced & they are a billion in debt he thinks fans of other clubs want to be them……
 
Why is it that the hysteria surrounding the Rags seems to have gone into overdrive of late?

Not only do the BBC shamelessly promote the Rags but they also censor any criticism of their coverage.

They are quite literally their propaganda arm.

I'd had over 200 up votes on this comment when it was removed


"Thank you for recently contributing to the BBC website.
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Why doesn't Stone just call himself the BBC's Man United correspondent? It would save him the inconvenience of having to occasionally write about other clubs

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jaiguruKun said:
Why is it that the hysteria surrounding the Rags seems to have gone into overdrive of late?

Not only do the BBC shamelessly promote the Rags but they also censor any criticism of their coverage.

They are quite literally their propaganda arm.

I'd had over 200 up votes on this comment when it was removed


"Thank you for recently contributing to the BBC website.
Unfortunately, we've removed your comment because it broke the house rules

This is the text you wrote:
Why doesn't Stone just call himself the BBC's Man United correspondent? It would save him the inconvenience of having to occasionally write about other clubs

Your comment was considered to have broken the following House Rule:

"We reserve the right to fail comments which...

Are considered to be off-topic for the discussion or are derailing the discussion onto a different topic."

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Its because the moderation team is full of young rags and dippers, the whole BBC HYS is just like a fanzine for the red shirts and you are not allowed any other opinion, sadly thats the state the BBC is getting into these days.
 
mexico1970 said:
The licence fee was formed when people didn't have a choice so they couldn't go elsewhere, now the licence fee just looks and feels like the scam it is.

You get the distinct (Fuck you we'll do what we want) vibe from them most of the time, I want it to close and for it never to open its doors again because it hasn't fed the public appetite for what the majority want for a considerable time now.
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I have to pay the bbc to watch sky.
Crazy that I have to pay for a channel I dont watch and also pay for the channel I do watch.
If i dont watch sky i dont pay for it, so why the fuck do i have to pay the bbc that I dont watch
 
Prophet of Doom said:
Talksport have just had half an hour section with Alex Crook smugly informing us that Utd are the biggest club in England and him laughing at anybody stupid enough to call in to dispute it.

Radio for idiots.
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Once it finally clicks for football fans that all Talksport does is just provide rage bait because they don't actually have any worthwhile analysis or discussion, the place will go out of business.

Until then...
 
jaiguruKun said:
Why is it that the hysteria surrounding the Rags seems to have gone into overdrive of late?

Not only do the BBC shamelessly promote the Rags but they also censor any criticism of their coverage.

They are quite literally their propaganda arm.

I'd had over 200 up votes on this comment when it was removed


"Thank you for recently contributing to the BBC website.
Unfortunately, we've removed your comment because it broke the house rules

This is the text you wrote:
Why doesn't Stone just call himself the BBC's Man United correspondent? It would save him the inconvenience of having to occasionally write about other clubs

Your comment was considered to have broken the following House Rule:

"We reserve the right to fail comments which...

Are considered to be off-topic for the discussion or are derailing the discussion onto a different topic."

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If you want to appeal the decision, visit our moderation appeals page https://www.bbc.co.uk/usingthebbc/terms/can-i-appeal-against-a-moderation-decision and use this reference number: 74aacbcb-a09e-4d4d-9328-d4c9c1c963bf

Please don’t reply to this email, because the address isn’t monitored.

Regards,

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They were exposed as planning a "symbiotic relationship" many years ago.

Trying to find the ironic page about it on BBC Sport now is impossible.

www.independent.co.uk

BBC denies Manchester United 'obsession'

BBC football boss says corporation will 'keep an eye on' situation
www.independent.co.uk www.independent.co.uk
 
Prophet of Doom said:
Talksport have just had half an hour section with Alex Crook smugly informing us that Utd are the biggest club in England and him laughing at anybody stupid enough to call in to dispute it.

Radio for idiots.
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Should call in and point out the irony that they steal local fans from Southampton.
Fat Southern Rag
 
Centurions said:
They've been doing this for 25 years, I wouldn't hold your breath sadly.
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Most shows on Talksport are just scripted garbage. Whether it’s a pissed up Alan Brazil, an obnoxious **** like Alex Crook, or a puppet like Jamie O’Hara, it’s all opinions created by a team in a production meeting and fed line by line on an autocue to their actors.

Their memo for the past 2 weeks has been to laugh at Newcastle as they go up against 2 cartel teams - to finally be topped off by a fat obnoxious southern rag to have a gloating section on how big Utd are.

It must be tough allowing a clown like Crook with zero personality host a show -so they dumb down the content.
 
TinFoilHat said:
They were exposed as planning a "symbiotic relationship" many years ago.

Trying to find the ironic page about it on BBC Sport now is impossible.

www.independent.co.uk

BBC denies Manchester United 'obsession'

BBC football boss says corporation will 'keep an eye on' situation
www.independent.co.uk www.independent.co.uk
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It's got a lot worse since then, they are basically compensating for how shit the Rags are.

We see and hear a lot more about how big they are as a club these days, it's become a defence mechanism for them.
 
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