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dickie davies

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Looking at the way the presenters were dressed tonight for our game, Laura Woods in a pair of crappy trainers, spitty and chuckle 1 looking like they were wearing their gardening clothes and both needing a shave, the bloke on BBC1 weather at lunch time, chinos tee shirt and trainers
I'm not expecting suits and ties, but come on
 
Looking at the way the presenters were dressed tonight for our game, Laura Woods in a pair of crappy trainers, spitty and chuckle 1 looking like they were wearing their gardening clothes and both needing a shave, the bloke on BBC1 weather at lunch time, chinos tee shirt and trainers
I'm not expecting suits and ties, but come on
I’d suggest a change of glasses. Kelly Dalgleish presented the show tonight.
 
Looking at the way the presenters were dressed tonight for our game, Laura Woods in a pair of crappy trainers, spitty and chuckle 1 looking like they were wearing their gardening clothes and both needing a shave, the bloke on BBC1 weather at lunch time, chinos tee shirt and trainers
I'm not expecting suits and ties, but come on
Nowt to see. Pep dresses how he wants. Seems these wankers are copying him. Wouldn't be the first time
 
Nowt to see. Pep dresses how he wants. Seems these wankers are copying him. Wouldn't be the first time
Coaches and managers have always dressed how they want. Clough always wore track suit bottoms and a green sweatshirt. Pearce always wore a track suit. Dyche and Allardyce always wore suits
I'm talking about professional presenters
It seems they don't care about how they look, and the image portrays them as scruffy and unkempt which then reflects on their employer

You only referred to the sly team this evening
What about the BBC weather presenter! Where does it stop?
Someone presenting the news in a tee shirt, shorts and flip flops!
 
Coaches and managers have always dressed how they want. Clough always wore track suit bottoms and a green sweatshirt. Pearce always wore a track suit. Dyche and Allardyce always wore suits
I'm talking about professional presenters
It seems they don't care about how they look, and the image portrays them as scruffy and unkempt which then reflects on their employer

You only referred to the sly team this evening
What about the BBC weather presenter! Where does it stop?
Someone presenting the news in a tee shirt, shorts and flip flops!
As long as he doesn't wear socks with his flip flops, I know, correction, we know someone who does. OK he's not a TV presenter but he is a national treasure.
 
I think they having a mid life crisis lol next they will be getting divorced and having tattoos and driving a two seat sports car. Oh wait that was me !

I think tv companies are trying to attract younger people than us FOC. Lots cant even speak English properly like what I do.

I like to hear different accents apart from scouse which is like scrapping your nails down a chalkboard. But people seem to be taking it to far. Essex accent is ridiculous now with their Turkish teeth and orange skin. Londoners all talking like Danny Dyer lol.

There is one person on the BBC who tells you what's on later, bloody hell he really cant speak English, so like some cockney gangster.
 
Looking at the way the presenters were dressed tonight for our game, Laura Woods in a pair of crappy trainers, spitty and chuckle 1 looking like they were wearing their gardening clothes and both needing a shave, the bloke on BBC1 weather at lunch time, chinos tee shirt and trainers
I'm not expecting suits and ties, but come on
Didn't notice but them trainers probably cost more than my whole outfit combined. It's what smart is these days. Stick a big brand on it and even better a celebrity endorsement and jobs a goodun
 
I think they having a mid life crisis lol next they will be getting divorced and having tattoos and driving a two seat sports car. Oh wait that was me !

I think tv companies are trying to attract younger people than us FOC. Lots cant even speak English properly like what I do.

I like to hear different accents apart from scouse which is like scrapping your nails down a chalkboard. But people seem to be taking it to far. Essex accent is ridiculous now with their Turkish teeth and orange skin. Londoners all talking like Danny Dyer lol.

There is one person on the BBC who tells you what's on later, bloody hell he really cant speak English, so like some cockney gangster.
I watched the pre match build up as fuck all else was on telly. The 2 twats went into the Dyche boozer and it was utterly embarrassing tv. Even Mrs Mac was cringing.
 

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