The Guardian is the only quality, left of centre paper that we have. Given these current times, I would ask you to overlook their possible bias against petro-dollars and focus how they benefit this country and hold the government to account. Apart from Private Eye and the BBC on occasions, there aren't many doing that.Not sure if the Guardian is fit for any purpose seeing as there are plenty of good toilet tissue manufactors which actually do the job they purport to.
Everton are weird, owned by an incredibly rich man, yet unable to spend this last window because of FFP.Surprised Everton haven't shown some support given their ownership.
He does and he is funding the stadium.You’re assuming he wants too.
To be honest the Guardian is as bad as the Daily Mail. It is full of mistakes and presents a distorted version of events. It is shocking how much its quality has declined. You really can't trust most of what it publishes. It sells around 60,000 copies on a weekday (Saturday is about 100,000). It is a fringe publication.The Guardian is the only quality, left of centre paper that we have. Given these current times, I would ask you to overlook their possible bias against petro-dollars and focus how they benefit this country and hold the government to account. Apart from Private Eye and the BBC on occasions, there aren't many doing that.
I read the guardian but don't click on any of their football reports. If they didn't have a sports desk I'd probably help fund them but I am certainly not doing so whilst they employ the likes of Jamie Jackson and the others whose names I am not going to mention.The Guardian is the only quality, left of centre paper that we have. Given these current times, I would ask you to overlook their possible bias against petro-dollars and focus how they benefit this country and hold the government to account. Apart from Private Eye and the BBC on occasions, there aren't many doing that.
The Guardian is the only quality, left of centre paper that we have. Given these current times, I would ask you to overlook their possible bias against petro-dollars and focus how they benefit this country and hold the government to account. Apart from Private Eye and the BBC on occasions, there aren't many doing that.
That is why the bizarre anti-Arab, pro-establishment groupthink of its sports desk is both puzzling and depressingThe Guardian is the only quality, left of centre paper that we have. Given these current times, I would ask you to overlook their possible bias against petro-dollars and focus how they benefit this country and hold the government to account. Apart from Private Eye and the BBC on occasions, there aren't many doing that.
It is also strange that the Guardian seems comfortable with what is essentially a racist narrative against "Arab owners." For example it routinely allows racist comments about our owner and presumably now the Newcastle owners on its website. It is very pro-Palestine and anti-Israel which is predictable for a left-wing newspaper but it is very selective about human rights issues. It is a Groupthink situation.That is why the bizarre anti-Arab, pro-establishment groupthink of its sports desk is both puzzling and depressing
Its a utter rag, with the likes of David Conn spewing his endless lies about our club. The sooner it becomes extinct the better.The Guardian is the only quality, left of centre paper that we have. Given these current times, I would ask you to overlook their possible bias against petro-dollars and focus how they benefit this country and hold the government to account. Apart from Private Eye and the BBC on occasions, there aren't many doing that.
The Guardian is the only quality, left of centre paper that we have. Given these current times, I would ask you to overlook their possible bias against petro-dollars and focus how they benefit this country and hold the government to account. Apart from Private Eye and the BBC on occasions, there aren't many doing that.