Piers Morgan.

[MattBackHome]

And at other times a complete CJTC - still awaiting his apology over his twatish comments to Ariana Grande but he's not man enough to ever admit he's wrong. Can't stand the idiot.

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[Gritt23]

Not everyone's cup of tea and like all of us flawed in some ways, but at times like these a superb broadcaster, who certainly won't duck an issue, however contentious or controversial.

I would have to watch him to find out, and I rarely have the stomach to do that, especially at breakfast.

I did catch a bit of him interviewing Trump about a year ago, and he moved on from their major area of disagreement (gun laws) far too quickly for me.

 

[Leekbrookgull]

Lenny/R do you mean this interview ? If so also will not attend any public meetings for the election. http://www.express.co.uk/showbiz/tv...ren-Bradley-Good-Morning-Britain-Susanna-Reid..

 

[chaileyjem]

Every year in the village next to Chailey, Piers organises a cricket match with test cricketers, celebrities and friends for free partly because he gets to play but really it means a entertaining free day out for villagers and it goes a long way to raising funds for the local sports club helping them with their facilities all year round. .
He also provides some healthy sponsorship for local sports teams.
What a *******.

 

[StonehamPark]

Can be a prick.
Has done some unforgivable things in the press.

But sometimes certain situations calls for people who can generate a large audience, who gets straight to the point as bluntly as possible, with no pandering.

 

[Pavilionaire]

Published fake pictures of British soldiers urinating on POWs too.

Absolute cock of the highest order.

I'm with you on this. Cut him and he bleeds red top.

 

[Weststander]

Is a Grandstanding

On his cheapskate breakfast show 30 odd hours after the Manchester attack, they had two former home office ministers in, one Labour and Tory. They both spoke informatively of the Cobra meetings in these crises, the role of security experts not politicians in deciding the level of warning, the difficulties in stopping murderous fifth columnists from 23,000 on the watch list and much more. No petty party politics.

But they were constantly interrupted by the hindsight cock Morgan, blaming the attack on a failure of the security services.

Talk about rude, bullying and non cerebral. Like his Fleet Street peer, McKenize, a gutter 'journalist'.

You want to see effective directness, watch Andrew Neil.

 

[amexee]

Every year in the village next to Chailey, Piers organises a cricket match with test cricketers, celebrities and friends for free partly because he gets to play but really it means a entertaining free day out for villagers and it goes a long way to raising funds for the local sports club helping them with their facilities all year round. .
He also provides some healthy sponsorship for local sports teams.
What a *******.

I find it hard to understand anyone who has ever attended one of the newick do's you are talking about, to come away with any impression of him that does not include "arrogant wan...r"

 

[1234andcounting]

Had his chance to set some sort of moral standards as editor of a national newspaper. In addition to the phone hacking and fake pictures. there was insider trading too. Asking politicians tough questions demands nothing of him.

 

[Kaiser_Soze]

In the interests of unity, supporters and detractors of Piers Morgan can all probably enjoy this:

Fair play to Morgan for having the stones to face a full over from Brett Lee. I don't think many pro cricketers enjoyed it, let alone amateurs.

 

[rocker959]

Also true but i do prefer a correct **** to a bullshitting incorrect ****.

Agreed .

 

[Shropshire Seagull]

Fair play to Morgan for having the stones to face a full over from Brett Lee. I don't think many pro cricketers enjoyed it, let alone amateurs.

Especially with Mr Lee re-enacting the bodyline series ....

 

[Triggaaar]

In the interests of unity, supporters and detractors of Piers Morgan can all probably enjoy this:

I can't stand Piers, but that seems pretty irresponsible from Lee.

 

[hart's shirt]

He could have been seriously hurt with the bouncer coming in as early as ball 2. The one that hit him cracked/broke a bone.

There's a fine line between bravery and foolhardiness. I'm not sure he knows where that line is in that and other areas of life.

But credit to him for keeping his word on the publicity stunt where others wouldn't.

And I'm pretty sure Lee no-balled at least once in there too.

 

[simmo]

I can't stand Piers, but that seems pretty irresponsible from Lee.

It is a shame Brett didn't come off his full run up

 

[OzMike]

I can't stand Piers, but that seems pretty irresponsible from Lee.

Maybe Lee can't stand him either.

 

[chaileyjem]

I find it hard to understand anyone who has ever attended one of the newick do's you are talking about, to come away with any impression of him that does not include "arrogant wan...r"

yes of course. i doubt he'd disagree with that description !. but he doesn't have to support his village and credit to him for doing so.

 

[Hugo Rune]

I'll never be a Piers fan but by using a trusted Paxman method of interviewing, he put's Karen Bradley away with ease. The Tories won't be wheeling her out in this campaign again!

 

[vegster]

See: " Viglen Share Scandal "

 

[The Clamp]

I'm not sure exactly what you're alluding to but I find myself agreeing with a lot of what he says. And he certainly put Joey Barton in his place post Question Time. His bravado and delivery doesn't do him favours though.

The man switches opinion on most things regularly depending on who he's trying to curry favour with. The man changes his opinion like people change their underwear so just by dictate of odds yiubare bound to agree with some things he says sometimes.