Ask if they sent one of their so called top reporter's to report on Benjamin Mendy's debut for Lorient? A man who spent God knows how long in prison, only to be found not guilty at the high court. In the grand scheme of things, the Mendy story is far bigger than the Greenwood story.Got my response below. Usual fob off and I will be replying.
Thanks for getting in touch about the BBC Sports website report at https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66838129.
I note your concerns with the content of the report.
As a BBC Sports reporter, Simon would be expected to share an analysis. The Mason Greenwood story was one that drew widespread interest across the country and as this was his first match since the allegations emerged, then we included it in our coverage. Being there can also enable us to assess his performance after what has been a lot of attention on the player, without relying on third party information. Yet, we appreciate that not everyone will agree on the matches covered.
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The only reason Mendy spent any time in prison was because he ignored his bail conditions. That part he brought entirely on himself.Ask if they sent one of their so called top reporter's to report on Benjamin Mendy's debut for Lorient? A man who spent God knows how long in prison, only to be found not guilty at the high court. In the grand scheme of things, the Mendy story is far bigger than the Greenwood story.
I work with overseas students - mostly Mexican / South American and China / South Korea / Thailand and Japan.
Caught one of the boys watching this just now.
The South Korean version of Mark Goldbridge.....
It's a fantastic result. It gives them a sense of hope when, in reality, there is none.
Exactly.Ronaldo was a massive problem for them. He had to go. But Ten Hag didn’t freeze him out, in fact he made him captain. Ronaldo made his own position untenable with that interview with Morgan. They are miles better off without him. Still shite mind
She wouldn't, that decision would have been made at an editorial level and would have come from a specific budget. My wife's pretty amazing but I'm not sure she would be capable of being across every single penny spent in the BBC!
I'm sure it goes without saying that it's outside of her remit to decide what is news worthy. She's great with a spreadsheet but not so good at recommending good movies to watch ;)
TBH what your talking about is insignificant in the grand scheme of things. For example when a news story breaks the BBC don't send just one journalist they send one for news, one for BBC news, one for radio 1, radio 2 etc. one from local news etc. etc. etc. That shit happens every day so sending just one journalist to Getafe really is small fry.
My wife introduced the value "more money for programmes" so if savings are made on non-content that is subsequently spent on programming she's happy.
I work with overseas students - mostly Mexican / South American and China / South Korea / Thailand and Japan.
Caught one of the boys watching this just now.
The South Korean version of Mark Goldbridge.....
I work with overseas students - mostly Mexican / South American and China / South Korea / Thailand and Japan.
Caught one of the boys watching this just now.
The South Korean version of Mark Goldbridge.....
BT Sport didn’t even send commentators to the London Stadium for West Ham’s home game in the Europa League last night. They were clearly in a studio watching the game on a tele. Yet the BBC sent Stone to Madrid to watch Mason ‘open your fucking legs you twat I want to fuck you’ Greenwood?Got my response below. Usual fob off and I will be replying.
Thanks for getting in touch about the BBC Sports website report at https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66838129.
I note your concerns with the content of the report.
As a BBC Sports reporter, Simon would be expected to share an analysis. The Mason Greenwood story was one that drew widespread interest across the country and as this was his first match since the allegations emerged, then we included it in our coverage. Being there can also enable us to assess his performance after what has been a lot of attention on the player, without relying on third party information. Yet, we appreciate that not everyone will agree on the matches covered.
With regards to the licence fee, we can only assure you that we wouldn’t try to misuse it, although views on spending can be met with subjective opinion. We do offer more information on spending via the public BBC annual report and accounts site at:
https://www.bbc.com/aboutthebbc/reports/annualreport
That said, we do value your feedback about this. As all complaints are made available to senior management and sport editors, we’ve included your points in our overnight report.
These reports are among the most widely read sources of feedback in the company and ensures that your concerns have been seen by the right people quickly. This helps inform their decisions about current and future content.
Thanks again for getting in touch.