@ajarrodkimber Hi Jarrod, I'm sorry to hear you have lost your cricket ground. So we can investigate this further can you please DM us by clicking the 'Send a private message'. Thank you. -Meg https://t.co/OCvB5tjRBZ
Xaver Schlager will probably fly under the radar, but I think he'll be a great signing for Forest.
Never the flashiest player at RB Leipzig, but hard-working and solid in the middle of the park. And always good for late runs, which lead to goals or assists. Bargain.
What has become abundantly clear in the aftermath of this is that, given the number of journalists jumping to defend the interview, newsworthiness will ALWAYS trump potential sporting success, whilst for fans, the exact opposite is true.
99% of supporters want everything possible done to try and help England deliver a first trophy in 60 years, those defending the tone of the questioning are doing so because it was Clarke’s “job” to see a potential thread of controversy and prod at it.
What I can’t ever understand, is the indignation so many journalists display towards fans who lambast them for feeling that way. If you’re actively looking to select parts of a series of answers given and use them to sew potential problems, you’re going to get stick; own it. Don’t pretend it’s noble or morally correct, it’s not.
BBC: “What was your screen time?”
Student: “Nine hours.”
BBC: “You’re gong to have a lot more time to fill. What will you do?”
Student: “Stare at a wall.”