The Sun

[coventrygull]

Quite a few newspapers are on the edge og going bust. So please do not buy them and put these scum out of business

 

[aviaviavioioioi]

Endless respect for this man

Ditto.

 

[aviaviavioioioi]

Didn't Rooney buy The Sun paper once when he played for Everton, he got a lot of abuse. You would think he would know not to buy it.

 

[getreal1]

Didn't Rooney buy The Sun paper once when he played for Everton, he got a lot of abuse. You would think he would know not to buy it.

But he is thicker even than your average Scouser.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Didn't Rooney buy The Sun paper once when he played for Everton, he got a lot of abuse. You would think he would know not to buy it.

He was confused , thinking it was the Daily Sport.

 

[brakespear]

That was utterly disgraceful, and Kelvin McKenzie stands by his comments all these years later.

The "Bonkers Bruno" was a pretty horrific treatment of a legend who was suffering from a medical illness.

It's a piece of crap and a sad reflection of our society that it's the best selling daily publication.

Spot on.

 

[Durlston]

The Racing Post is the only paper worth buying, especially for Steve Palmer's column on a Sunday.

Legend.

 

[Philzo-93]

indeed, a speldid paper, 2nd only to the Daily Mail

Dad, i thought you said you don't go on Northstand chat these days !?

 

[cannedheat]

It's Sunday so it's News of The World time folks, another great English publication.

 

[dougdeep]

It's Sunday so it's News of The World time folks, another great English publication.

I wouldn't bother buying it today. It's virtually all Terry.

 

[Benny Seagull]

lumpenproletariat

 

[Nibble]

It's Sunday so it's News of The World time folks, another great English publication.

The Sun. A paper made by (unts for (unts.

 

[jordanseagull]

The worst paper by a mile.

 

[looney]

I like they way they conveniently swap party allegiance so that, after the General Election, they can roll out the usual IT WAS THE SUN THAT WON IT!

I like the veinal politicians buy into it.

Implies that people are flakey halfwits easily swayed by tabloids.

 

[Jordy]

Don't buy it for reasons mentioned, hardly ever buy a papers these days, but when I do it's usually the mirror

 

[getreal1]

I like the veinal politicians buy into it.

Implies that people are flakey halfwits easily swayed by tabloids.

If there were not an incredible number fallling into the category, then the Sun would be credited with no influence.

 

[BadFish]

I like the veinal politicians buy into it.

Implies that people are flakey halfwits easily swayed by tabloids.

First thing thatcher and Blair did in their respective election campagains was to visit the editor of the sun and get him on side.

Flakey halfwits easily swayed by tabloids is right i'm afraid.

 

[footychick]

The Mirror is much better

 

[cannedheat]

f***ing hell I have created a monster.



























I got the Mail today another 2 pages you sad fuckers.