Lord Bracknell
On fire
Who exactly are you talking about? And what signs of fretting do you see?If any new man comes in with serious dosh then it is the end for the bobble hatters. Some of them are beginning to fret already.
Who exactly are you talking about? And what signs of fretting do you see?If any new man comes in with serious dosh then it is the end for the bobble hatters. Some of them are beginning to fret already.
If any new man comes in with serious dosh then it is the end for the bobble hatters. Some of them are beginning to fret already.
All clubs do the ''Community - We want your input - bit when they are on their knees but that evaportes when the club is once again run by a powerful chairman or board.
Oh for the Bamber days. You cannot beat a good dictator.
they are not creating a story, they are speculating what would happen if things were to change.
Isnt that what the Sun, Mirror, telegraph, Observer, independant etc etc do every day on the back pages? is the Argus not allowed to do this then?
they are not creating a story, they are speculating what would happen if things were to change.
Isnt that what the Sun, Mirror, telegraph, Observer, independant etc etc do every day on the back pages? is the Argus not allowed to do this then?
Thats my beef with many media publications. Personally I think they should report the news, not create (create is the same as speculate if you think about it). The challenge for a newspaper should be who gets to a story first - not who thinks of every little angle to exploit in order to sell a few more copies!! I say this not only of the Argus btw but many publications...
Who exactly are you talking about? And what signs of fretting do you see?
you dont seriously believe what you have just put do you?
step away from brighton and Hove albion a moment... are you suggesting newspapers should never publish any story that is speculation?
There are people who are worrying about any new regime or change as they envisage an altered relationship with any incoming man or board. It wont be so cosy.
They think that the closer relationship the fans have with the club now will disapear. They will probably be right. Thats how it works with most of the big name chairmen. I doubt if any new man would be that interested in whether someone walked half a mile to a labour party conference or put leaflets through peoples doors which I am sorry to say had no bearing whatsoever in the yes vote for Falmer.
Absolutely. NEWSpapers should publish news stories. There is room for speculation from feature writers: ('Would William make a good king or should he be beheaded with the rest of them?') but the news stories should stick to the facts and not say things like "AIDS is probably on the increase if a new set of figures published today show an upward trend."you dont seriously believe what you have just put do you?
step away from brighton and Hove albion a moment... are you suggesting newspapers should never publish any story that is speculation?
Yep I do believe it. Although you've made a running jump and assumed the extreme of what I'm talking about. I've picked on a teeny tiny word in the above article to make my point I must admit, but in having said that I'd like to be able to read an article and not have to assume which side of the fence the author sits on, or who he supprts or who he has been talking to. If I want comment or editorial I'll go to the pages marked "comment or letters or somesuch" I don't really enjoy reading about it on pages marked NEWS or sports news, if they want to guess then it should be called a COMMENT Paper not a NEWS paper.....
However thats my thoughts on the media, in the context of what this thread is about, I don't like people saying "DK is PROBABLY worried about someone coming along and taking his glory"...
Is he really? Did someone actually ask him?? Its assumption and as Lord B. says is piss poor journalism.
the Argus thing today was a Comment! It was in the comment bit of the back page.
are these the same 'bobble hatters' that helped make Falmer a reality ?
Thats my beef with many media publications. Personally I think they should report the news, not create (create is the same as speculate if you think about it). The challenge for a newspaper should be who gets to a story first - not who thinks of every little angle to exploit in order to sell a few more copies!! I say this not only of the Argus btw but many publications...
Do you think Roman Abramovich or the Glazers have tea and crumpets with the bobble hats ?
If you bought a paper purely on the depth and quality of its basic news reporting you might find that they would all sound pretty much the same. Ok the Sun might have to simplfy things for there readers a bit but what fills the real column inches is the view of the columnist. Martin Samuel who has been voted best sports journalist of the year for the last 2 years writes some great stuff in The Times (not everything I agree with though ) but most of it is about his persnal opinions and has very little to do with hard facts. Its all about interpretations of facts that make these articles interesting. Some times its based purely on speculation but thats ok with me as long as its interesting.
Well thats my point. If they are putting in millions and they dont want to kiss and cuddle with the ''Saviours'' I dont give a shit.
I have received a lesson in how and what a nespaper should report including some very patronising statements
Perfect.
Dick Knight made BHAFC remain a reality, and some MORONS are gagging for him to leave at the drop of a £ sign. What else would they have an instant sale on, one wonders?
"fire sale today, all family members and treasured possessions must go"
The only 'lickers' around, are the clowns who will exchange the honest club-saviour we know, for the opportunist financial enterpriser we don't.