Media Thread - 2021/22

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I highly doubt the BBC will be portrayed in a bad light, will John Lyndon be depicted as a whistleblower on this evil cunts activities which they brushed under the carpet?
I get the feeling they bought the rights to it under the "we're putting it into the public domain to see what lessons can be learned so it doesn't happen again" - the usual bullshit from a rancid corporation which should be defunded.
 
BT are fucking desperate for Messi to score tonight.

Remind me who the English team is again?
Ahhh the good old English media as sure as night follows day they throw their weight behind whoever we play,contrast that with the postive build up for any other English side who play in Europe ..
 
BT are fucking desperate for Messi to score tonight.

Remind me who the English team is again?

I've got the sound off and music on until 2 mins before kick off. Can't stand listening to the cunts. I mute it at half time too and then it goes off after the final whistle. I wish there was an option during the game where you could have the crowd noise on but no commentary also.
 
Jordan, the failed club owner who lost in excess of £40mill when he bought Crystal Palace. That didn’t include Selhurst Park.

“One key area concerned me: the stadium. There was no way I was dealing with Noades. I knew he would try and take me like he had taken Goldberg. Ridiculously he demanded £12million for a stadium that was actually valued nearer to £6million.

The club's separation from owning Selhurst Park has been a problem since Noades sold the club to Mark Goldberg in 1998. Goldberg agreed to pay Noades separate figures for the club and the ground but never delivered the further £7m required to buy Selhurst Park. Noades' company, Altonwood, held on to the ground, and Palace paid rent to play there until November 2006, when Jordan announced he had bought it back, for £12m.

That turned out to be not quite the case. The company which bought the ground was Selhurst Park Limited, which had no apparent connection to Jordan. A director was Paul Kemsley, the property developer, former Tottenham Hotspur vice-chairman and well-known friend of Sir Alan Sugar and Mike Ashley.


Did they mean 'Defining moment'?
 
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