- Oct 17, 2008
- 17,410
Good grief! Daily articles of no substance about Manchester United on the BBC Football website from this chancer.
Mr. Stone is “Chief Football Correspondent” and has been dispatched on a jolly to Malaysia and Hong Kong to follow Manchester United’s meaningless corporate box ticking exercise.
Meanwhile, some dogsbody was presumably put on a budget bus to report on Chelsea in an actual European final.
Churning out articles of no substance daily, with “unnamed sources” giving fascinating tidbits like how Amad and Garnacho wanted to hire an e-scooter, but then didn’t. Or a timeless anecdote about when Joshua Zirkzee didn’t like his food from room service, so nipped out to get some from elsewhere. It’s great banter, it really is.
Over the last few weeks the Have Your Say sections have gone from gentle mockery to full blown revolt, which is very amusing. Even Manchester United fans are sick of his shit.
I appreciate clicks are everything, and Manchester United are huge globally. But he’s gone off on a glorified holiday and writing dog rough articles of no value - on license payers money.
BBC Football needs a rethink.
Mr. Stone is “Chief Football Correspondent” and has been dispatched on a jolly to Malaysia and Hong Kong to follow Manchester United’s meaningless corporate box ticking exercise.
Meanwhile, some dogsbody was presumably put on a budget bus to report on Chelsea in an actual European final.
Churning out articles of no substance daily, with “unnamed sources” giving fascinating tidbits like how Amad and Garnacho wanted to hire an e-scooter, but then didn’t. Or a timeless anecdote about when Joshua Zirkzee didn’t like his food from room service, so nipped out to get some from elsewhere. It’s great banter, it really is.
Over the last few weeks the Have Your Say sections have gone from gentle mockery to full blown revolt, which is very amusing. Even Manchester United fans are sick of his shit.
I appreciate clicks are everything, and Manchester United are huge globally. But he’s gone off on a glorified holiday and writing dog rough articles of no value - on license payers money.
BBC Football needs a rethink.