I can only speak for myself of course, but personally I won't watch either the rags or the dippers because the evidence of corruption is just so overwhelming I find it embarrassing.
I'm a FOC and I've been watching the game since Tutankhamun once famously said: "I'm off to bed now. Got a slight migraine. Last one up please turn off all the lights." There has always been element of shady dealings going on in the game: back-handers, brown envelopes, however we like to label it, corruption is a part of the game. Hard but true, the same as in any industry. Look at Hollywood, casting couch, nepotism and the rest of it - it's nothing new.
What is new, however, is modern technology, the rise of the internet, social platforms, cctv, mobile phones etc. Today we can see, hear and obtain information that was not available to us pre-web.This makes it even more difficult to hide the corruption from the rest of the world, because in so doing they are making it even more obvious that they are not being truthful with the paying customer.Pgmol change the rules whenever they see fit. They will make up a new rule on the spur of the moment if it benefits a team in red, and are under no obligation to discuss this 'new rule' with anyone.
Football in this country died when Rupert Murdoch became a rag supporter in the 80's, and the funeral cortegè has become a grotesque sideshow ever since.
