Always know there is a daft question coming when you hear at pep's pressers 'Hi, simon Stone, BBC'
Usually something akin to schoolground tattletale like 'Pep, Jurgen Klopp said this about your result, what is your response?' or 'will you play a second choice team this weekend?' to try and stir something to for himself to feed on. Not afraid to take up time for someone else's question with follow ups of his own either.
In fact, normally the only interesting questions come from the Spanish press.
I don't wish any ill to him, but I do wish he'd stop prattling on to get a story when he should be working for the impartial BBC.
get a room guys, :) xThank you for that, Marvin. And likewise.
I’m not a slag.get a room guys, :) x
This Simon Nose **** asked Pep yesterday if he was comfortable working for City as an organization. Someone who works for the BBC asking that question is like a dipper asking David's mum if she is comfortable with him throwing stones at Goliath.
‘Savile’ is spelt with one ‘l’. Show some respect.That's such a stupid question, because you can throw back if Stone is comfortable working for the organisation that employed Jimmy Saville.
Which gets everyone precisely nowhere. Moral superiority is always a bollocks argument.
‘Savile’ is spelt with one ‘l’. Show some respect.
Every question he asks has a negative slant to it.You never heard the shit he spouts at Pep's press conferences?.....just listen out for the tool with the high pitched voice.
Bad journalism annoys me too but it should be possible to be critical and yet kind. Unfortunately the impersonal nature of the internet can erode people's personality and lower their standard of behaviour towards other people. You are an exception.