@JacoCats@tancredipalmeri Tbf It's quite possible they'd want Conte. It's whether or not he'd be tempted to go . More chance of winning Serie A with them than the Premier League with Spurs
@PhilScribe@denise41030009@stevefarley9 Absolutely no doubt about it. We all would. Bottom line is they occasionally get these privaliged opportunities because of the job they do. Simple. People talking nonsense!
@G7NXX@sevaarisha@BBCNews They showed a bit inside of those in the queue and explained a bit of what they had seen and how it felt in there. The only way they could know how it was and capture the mood to report it was to see it first hand.They're media they shouldn't need to queue for 12 hours to do that
@denise41030009@stevefarley9 Whilst being shown to the media platform at the back they were led round the opposite side of the coffin to the queue. Holly gave a glance back (I assume at the coffin). They didn't get the opportunity stop like the other mourners in the actual queue.
@Notaswottie They were on the press gallery on the OPPOSITE side of the queue. They were invited in. That's not pushing in. It's having a job that comes with certain opportunities most of us don't get. Good luck to them. Nobody missed out as a result.
@Julz892002 See that's the problem. They never said they were "better than everyone else". The public see it that way not them. And they didn't lie about it. They weren't in the main queue they were on the media platform on the side. Nobody slaggging off the other journalists who were there
@DavidMackayy And nor should they apologize. They got in with other media people who were invited in on the opposite side to the actual queue. They took nobody's place. Some jobs just give you opportunities others don't get. That's just the way it is
@tranmeretrish1 Yep. There's no photo of them passing the coffin. The were over the other side away from the queue. Weird reaction from all those complaining