By inky Go To PostTories done a great job of poisoning the BBC.
Just another right-wing state media company nowadays.
I'm sure that will stop them from abolishing it.
Person 1: "Basic human rights"
Person 2: "Don't make this about politics!"
Over and over and over again 😔
Person 2: "Don't make this about politics!"
Over and over and over again 😔
By rossonero Go To Post“It’s not possible for there to be any sportive punishment from our side,” La Liga president Javier Tebas said when news of the scandal broke in February. “It’s been five years since those payments stopped and these kinds of breaches are time-barred in our rulebook three years after taking place.”
Oh wow….
le tissier has had some brain damage for some time
gordon sounds likr someone that'll be playing in the championship by his late 20s
gordon sounds likr someone that'll be playing in the championship by his late 20s
By Xpike Go To Postle tissier has had some brain damage for some timePlays like it as well, the shit cunt.
gordon sounds likr someone that'll be playing in the championship by his late 20s
By FortuneFaded Go To PostJenas will do it
Fuck I'd not even thought of that. Nailed on.
By FortuneFaded Go To PostJenas will do it
By FortuneFaded Go To PostJenas will do itGive it to Matt Le Tissier.
there's no shortage of spineless cunts in punditry
but even most cunts deep down don't want the side-eye... most.
but even most cunts deep down don't want the side-eye... most.
By Laboured Go To PostI'm really confused, what happened???
What a service Lineker will have done if the BBC ends up stumbling into MotD being pure highlights with no pointless punditry in between. Might well have saved the nation 10+million
By FootbalIFan Go To PostI'm really confused, what happened???Lineker tweeted this on Tuesday:
He's been told he has broken BBC's impartiality rules and has been taken off air. Ian Wright and Alan Shearer have stood down due to solidarity.
By FortuneFaded Go To PostLineker tweeted this on Tuesday:I see, thanks mate. So how would a replacement(jenas) for lineker be seen as a political appointment?
He's been told he has broken BBC's impartiality rules and has been taken off air. Ian Wright and Alan Shearer have stood down due to solidarity.
By Cleff Go To PostIn lighter news, Anthony Gordon is an utter div.
Wait...why?
By Hixx Go To PostEverton owe him nowt lmao
Agreed. But he joined them at 11 and he was their player of the season last year with them scraping staying up. So for their fans to set up a road block when he was leaving after a game so they could hurl abuse at him....yeah I think he's within his rights to feel pretty hurt and upset about how it all ended...
By FootbalIFan Go To PostI see, thanks mate. So how would a replacement(jenas) for lineker be seen as a political appointment?Jenas is the most bland person on the planet, inoffensive to the point that he annoys everyone who's watched him for more than thirty seconds. If there's anyone the BBC and the government can trust to not have an opinion it's him, let alone sharing it.
Fucking pops up everywhere as well.
Yeah they'll also lean on his The One Show gig to get him to play ball (like he wouldn't willingly anyways).
By FootbalIFan Go To PostI see, thanks mate. So how would a replacement(jenas) for lineker be seen as a political appointment?Because Lineker is being suspended for criticizing the government, then any replacement must defacto be in support.