You can tell a lot about a football fan by whether they prefer David Ornstein or Fabrizio Romano.
I'll choose the one with integrity & treats everyone he encounters with respect, reports & informs his audience, doesn't aggregate others information or steal stories from smaller reporters, who credits others when they break news first.
There is a reason nobody in the media industry has a bad word to say about one of them while the other is more or less universally despised.
Ask yourself why Fabrizio Romano hasn‘t dropped an exact fee on Diomande. He said over 100m which is obvious if 100m got rejected. Klopp wasn‘t finalized either when Fab said here we go.
Use your brain. Fab lies to be first. That‘s why journalists like Plettigoal are angry.
@FabrizioRomano@cfcadeel Klopp going to Germany was obvious but anyone with a spine waits for the officially agreement to be done. It’s just lazy, like saying the sky will be a shade of blue tomorrow
"Is this a joke?" 😤
Jay Bothroyd backs Harry Kane to win the Ballon d'Or and believes that Spain winning the World Cup doesn't justify Lamine Yamal or Rodri being tipped to win it 🏆
I find it extraordinary the u-turns that so many commentators, professional or not, have made on Tuchel on the basis of last night.
Football fans have always been extraordinarily fickle, but if you were one of the ones commending his in-game substitutions, his use of the squad as a whole (despite key players being half-fit) and ability to elicit genuine world class performances out of Bellingham throughout and Kane in patches...
Then you CANNOT be calling for his sacking, on the basis of conceding 2 goals against the world champions from 85 minutes onwards.
Do you think it was a managerial instruction to drop deep, fail to retain the ball and invite pressure? Do you think that was his masterplan?
It's never solely on the manager, it's never solely on the players.