Altough I agree with you in principle, I don't see where you get the 'huge egos' from.
As far as contoversial statements go, it's part of Harty's job to make them to provoke debate (they're not that controversial, anyway).
And I can't see what DK has said that is controversial at all.
I can't see that harty needs to apologise for anything he said at the time. In the interests of balance though, I would expect him to take the opportunity to congratulate DK and the club on this week's activity, and I expect that he will do so.
how come you can put in a few sentences something that took me ten?
Because I paid close attention to Mrs Dorn, my English teacher, and she steered me to an A grade in English Language, enabling me to write incisive prose, with intelligence and wit.
And I've been picking up tips from Bars Mar.
Altough I agree with you in principle, I don't see where you get the 'huge egos' from.
As far as contoversial statements go, it's part of Harty's job to make them to provoke debate (they're not that controversial, anyway).
And I can't see what DK has said that is controversial at all.
Because I paid close attention to Mrs Dorn, my English teacher, and she steered me to an A grade in English Language, enabling me to write incisive prose, with intelligence and wit.
And I've been picking up tips from Bars Mar.
for his unfounded accusation that DK's claim about negotiations with 5 players were a knee-jerk reaction to the criticism he was receiving on the phone-in and by inference was not necessarily true.
This was subsequently and childishly reinforced by the 'Famous Fives' jibes and music that was used the following week.
I hope Ian will acknowledge that this reaction was unhelpful and only served to increase the speculation and sense of frustration among phone-in listeners and supporters - and increase unnecessarily the pressure on the club management at a time when it was most unwelcome.