[Albion] Andy Naylor - Dedicated Journalist

[stingray]

Not the most gifted of writers tbh. v little colour or flair evident.

 

[Soul Finger]

Lots of comments about 'not paying for it'.

Journalists need to earn a living like everyone else.

This entitlement culture of not paying for things has diluted quality and enabled people who can't write – but have opinions – to come to the fore with blogs and other social media. Some of it is excellent, mind, but the majority is sensationalist drivel.

It's a shame we're at a point in time where people don't think they should pay for a service/craft which takes many years to hone and perfect.

 

[rippleman]

I dont have a problem with him personally and he is probably a decent enough bloke. However some of his articles on the Athletic read like they have been written by a 5 year old.

Well...he worked for the Argus. Nothing further to add.

 

[Justice]

Never asks the hard questions he’s a BHA cheerleader.

 

[Badger Boy]

Never asks the hard questions he’s a BHA cheerleader.

Can you give us an example of a hard question you think he hasn't asked?

 

[The Albion Roar]

Never asks the hard questions he’s a BHA cheerleader.

That's not his job; it's not what he's been asked to do.

But as you don't subscribe to the Athletic, you won't know that, and so are not in a position to comment.

For the most part through this thread, the negative comments have clearly come from people who have no idea what his remit is; what he has been asked to do. Meanwhile, back in the real world, he is doing what his bosses are asking of him, and writing plenty of good copy, featuring some excellent prose. And featuring analysis not featured elsewhere - another example of those who don't read his work being the first to comment in their own echo chamber.

I don't give a toss if he comes across as aloof or distant. That's their problem those who do.

What a pity The Clown Of Pevensey Bay felt he had to write what he did, as it's such an obvious state of affairs that he highlights, it's embarrassing that it needed saying in the first place.

 

[Justice]

That's not his job; it's not what he's been asked to do.

But as you don't subscribe to the Athletic, you won't know that, and so are not in a position to comment.

For the most part through this thread, the negative comments have clearly come from people who have no idea what his remit is; what he has been asked to do. Meanwhile, back in the real world, he is doing what his bosses are asking of him, and writing plenty of good copy, featuring some excellent prose. And featuring analysis not featured elsewhere - another example of those who don't read his work being the first to comment in their own echo chamber.

I don't give a toss if he comes across as aloof or distant. That's their problem those who do.

What a pity The Clown Of Pevensey Bay felt he had to write what he did, as it's such an obvious state of affairs that he highlights, it's embarrassing that it needed saying in the first place.

Good for him, his performance today was very child like, the condescending tone towards BHA fans which I’m guessing is his target audience is pitiful.

 

[lhughes]

Confused by the tweet suggesting we have many forward options this season but added Sarmiento & Ferguson to this seasons list.

Weren't they available to us last season (Sarmientos injuries aside)?

 

[Hugo Rune]

Confused by the tweet suggesting we have many forward options this season but added Sarmiento & Ferguson to this seasons list.

Weren't they available to us last season (Sarmientos injuries aside)?

It was designed to wind fans up. Just ignore it.-

 

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

It was designed to wind fans up. Just ignore it.-

Whenever the transfer window is open that seems to be his go to approach.