Don't need to pay them. All about promises of future access and contacts, tickling their bellies if they are obedient and roll over like good dogs
There's a couple have gotten jobs with the rags, red issue, MUTV etc when they've gotten fucked off by the papers.You know I think it’s beyond that.
The reds genuinely need them, I really believe they pay them & wouldn’t be surprised if they pay the whole organisation. You don’t need 14 articles each day to keep others off the pages.
Maybe a freedom of information at the BBC?
Exactly. GMP are not perfect but they you'd have moved on any gathering like that. Assembling outside the ground a couple of hours before kick off to give a hostile reception to the visitors- what sort of sports fan does that?I dont think you would get that many City fans to behave like that and I dont thInk the GMP would allow that situation to develop near the Etihad. Mike as supporters we are quite different to the red scouse.
I know. I am the early morning BBC correspondent but don't tell anyone not to watch it. In fact l like to nosey who else is awake at that time.its only a joke Marvin always keeps us up to date with the latest guardian articles & tells blues not to leave comments. He’s the only blue that still reads it I think ;)
They will be contrary to everyone else's?@franksinatra has been pretty quiet. Be interesting to hear his thoughts on the media this week
Yer won't need to, cb, I think Oliver has lifted most of the points he makes straight off this forum!!that’s a shame I won’t read it.
I've also been involved in frightening crushes while being penned in after games at that place, and that was well before we became the best club in the country.Like when only 2 turnstyles were opened up in the away end for the league cup semi a few years back. Not a miscalculation or oversight. Being Liverpool, you would have thought that the police and stewards would have been taking action to open more up - but no, happy to stand back and watch whilst people were getting crushed - just so their scummy team could have a bit of an advantage.
I know. I am the early morning BBC correspondent but don't tell anyone not to watch it. In fact l like to nosey who else is awake at that time.
i reckon this is definitely the case - basically paid to market one set of teams and suppress and attack a business rival. Obviously, there are a few plastic fanboys thrown into the mix too, but some of the supposedly high profile neutral ones are far too consistant with their approach. This isn't about click bait in the main either, as an article revelling in Liverpool's demise would generate a hell of a lot of clicks, for example.