On The Argus Website Tonight (20/06/07)

[Yorkie]

what do youmean?

is there a piece from "me" on the argus?

cos i aint written in the argus! :s

Neither have I, but a couple of months ago, a few posts appeared that were supposed to be from me. I just contacted the Argus and had them removed as did 'Ernest' on the same thread. I've read that Hove bornandbred has done the same thing.

 

[Mendoza]

maybe his most pointless article ever, but thenre you go, stirred more people up

Mark Mcghee blah blah, Mark McGhee is the manager of the Millennium, having won promotions with Brighton, Reading, Millwall, discovering Robbie Keane and never loosing a match in June and July in his whole career.

i have to be very careful what i say about him where i work

 

[Trigger]

i have to be very careful what i say about him where i work

I don't, he needs to pull his tongue out of McGhee's backside.

Morning Andy

 

[Braders]

Neither have I, but a couple of months ago, a few posts appeared that were supposed to be from me. I just contacted the Argus and had them removed as did 'Ernest' on the same thread. I've read that Hove bornandbred has done the same thing.

if this is the case (which i believe it is) why doesn't the Argus make it you have to register before you can post to stop these douplegangers in their tracks

 

[Woodchip]

Andy Naylor, possibly more pointless than London Irish in his gibberings.

(Sorry, LI, to lower you to Andy Naylor's standards)

 

[Uncle Buck]

I don't, he needs to pull his tongue out of McGhee's backside.

Morning Andy

I think the canary just died....

 

[jonny.rainbow]

I don't, he needs to pull his tongue out of McGhee's backside.

Morning Andy

Why, instead of repeating yourself, over and over and over again, don't you come up with some constructive argument against what Naylor is saying?

 

[Trigger]

Why, instead of repeating yourself, over and over and over again, don't you come up with some constructive argument against what Naylor is saying?

Why is he using a local newspaper to discuss and print stuff about himself, why does he think anyone that reads it would actually give a toss about him? He's so far up himself it's beyond belief.

 

[Uncle Buck]

Why, instead of repeating yourself, over and over and over again, don't you come up with some constructive argument against what Naylor is saying?

But then Naylor bleats on about McGhee via his job.

 

[jonny.rainbow]

Why is he using a local newspaper to discuss and print stuff about himself, why does he think anyone that reads it would actually give a toss about him? He's so far up himself it's beyond belief.

It's not really about him though is it?

People on here and at some of the games have tried to make it about him because they don't like what he wrote about the club, including the fans.

The most effective way of dealing with that is to stop buying his paper.

 

[Trigger]

It's not really about him though is it?

I fail to see which bit of this isn't about himself...

According to some I was his golfing buddy', which is nonsense - I had two rounds of golf with him during his three years in charge.

I make no apology for the fact that I had a good working relationship with McGhee. He was always helpful to the media and what is wrong with that?

Don't get me wrong, I've agreed with a fair bit of what he has wrote since the season ended but this is some sort of pisstake.

 

[Rookie]

pretty pathetic no one likes me and I don't care what i say is right sort of article. must have been a very slow sports day down argus way

 

[The Clown of Pevensey Bay]

i hate the argus because its so f***ing biased

every albion article starts with a players name or most commonly "Albion...", "The Albion" or "The seagulls"

Er, can you think of a better way to start an article about the Albion and its players?

 

[Seagull73]

Oh dear. Something's wound him up, and the silly fellow has bitten.

Does it really matter to him one toss what people on NSC think of him? He's paid to write about the Albion, not whether some fans are having a pop at him. He writes opinions, and people express theirs in return - that's the perks and the pitfalls (depending on your point of view) of the job he's got, and he has to live with it.

It's not as though calling Mark McGhee your golfing buddy is exactly abusive is it?

Exactly my thoughts - rather self-indulgent if you ask me. Using the press to talk about his personal opinions and how he feels. Stick to reporting facts - that's what you're paid for.

 

[Scotty Mac]

I actually think Naylor is pretty good - and he takes a ridiculous amount of stick on here simply because he writes things how he sees it, doesn't follow the club line, and is fairly pro-Mcghee.

Obviously he's had enough of being slated on here - although quite frankly singing his name at Orient seemed ridiculous, i'm suprised he only had a slight dig then! However, the 'golf-buddy' line is obviously a response to comments made on here - maybe he'd have been better off replying via this message board than a daily newspaper

don't forget he is a stoke fan - and therefore he shouldn't have an opinion on our club!

singing his name at orient was simply ridiculous. i like what he writes as he calls it how it is, and doesn't suck up to the club and that makes for an objective view and gives you something to talk about - far better than having people who reel off the shame sort of wank that comes from the board and don't ask the questions that need to be asked - one of the main roles of a journalist

 

[Yorkie]

Why is he using a local newspaper to discuss and print stuff about himself, why does he think anyone that reads it would actually give a toss about him? He's so far up himself it's beyond belief.

He's got his reaction though, hasn't he?

 

[Trigger]

He's got his reaction though, hasn't he?

If getting people to think he's actually sadder than they first thought then yes, yes he has.

Well done.