bobbyowenquiff
Well-Known Member
Great post. So many of them are late converts to football who see it as a way of making a living. It is not a passion. So many of them sneer at working-class fans and go out of their way to find negative angles on everything. The Guardian staff epitomise this. Everything they write has to be politicised. They just don't love football the way fans do. They don't understand us and large sections of the media are totally out of touch with the audience they are trying to attract.There's a type of football journo and pundit whose whole gimmick seems to be that they fell out of love with the game. It's work to them, they hate it, they don't get weekends free, the political journalists don't take them seriously, fans give them shit all the time, the whole sport is corrupted, everyone has seen it all before, it's not as good as when they were kids and their beloved United were on top.
Well I'll have their job, if they want. No wonder fan media has taken off the way it has.
English football is fantastic. It is watched by billions across the globe. It creates and supports hundreds of thousands of jobs in this country. It is possibly the most successful thing this country produces these days. So why do these patronising posh boys, who mainly work for broadsheet newspapers, spend so much time mocking our national sport?