Getting back to the OP, i think the journo concerned was a scouser called Tony Evans of 'The Times'.
He unfortunately made comments on the Sunday Supplement' about journalists only being interested in telling the truth and that journalists have never deliberately printed lies.
Who said what about who on SS?
I made a mistake on the name I will print a retraction in a different thread on a later date
The journos made me laugh trying to elevate themselves above armchair bloggers because they have sources
Boris
It was about the story of a Fantasy League being arranged to be played in Qatar involving the worlds top clubs including the top 4 from the PL. It turned out to be a hoax that the journo, Tony Evans of The Times fell for and printed.
It came from a French website
No doubt one of their sources.
I see, so it's just another Murdoch hack coming up with a crock of shíte.
Yup haha hook line an sinker.
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Oliver Kay was the journalist who was working on the DFL story loz. It would've been interesting viewing had he been on Sunday Supplement because there are still some unanswered questions I think regarding the story such as who the source(s) (not Cahiers du Football) that he spoke highly of were but I guess this is something we'll never find out or I have yet to hear about.
Tony Evans being The Times' Football Editor, obviously had to shoulder the blame as well.
I never watch Sunday Supplement because it's an awful programme so I haven't yet heard what he has said. I'll have to see if I can find a link to it somewhere.
Journos who are so aroused by revealing every little private detail of other peoples' lives should have the balls to name the source behind every single story.
Feed the scousers is banned?
Awww man, I liked him
whats with the new name rob?
Just because he supports the same team as you doesn't mean he's not a
Mexican
It's a game of thrones based name to honour the upcoming new series!
still not as good as funrob
Funrob's dead baby, Funrob's dead.
no he isnt, bring him back, ill even say something nice about australia if you do
Hmmm, I'll think about it.
I hate international weeks! So quiet on here.
Mexican, do an article. It's been too long.
i dont do articles rob, i do wise comments
I do articles, i don't do wise comments
exactly, you do the article i'll do the comments
Just done a quick search and the real person behind the story that The Times printed seems to be a guy called Rob Beal and he sounds like quite a nasty character.
He has quite a lengthy history of alleged fraud it seems including acting as a spokesman for PSG.
Rob Beal
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is that you rob
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posted on 24/3/13
Getting back to the OP, i think the journo concerned was a scouser called Tony Evans of 'The Times'.
He unfortunately made comments on the Sunday Supplement' about journalists only being interested in telling the truth and that journalists have never deliberately printed lies.
posted on 24/3/13
Who said what about who on SS?
posted on 24/3/13
I made a mistake on the name I will print a retraction in a different thread on a later date
The journos made me laugh trying to elevate themselves above armchair bloggers because they have sources
posted on 24/3/13
Boris
It was about the story of a Fantasy League being arranged to be played in Qatar involving the worlds top clubs including the top 4 from the PL. It turned out to be a hoax that the journo, Tony Evans of The Times fell for and printed.
posted on 24/3/13
It came from a French website
No doubt one of their sources.
posted on 24/3/13
I see, so it's just another Murdoch hack coming up with a crock of shíte.
posted on 24/3/13
Yup haha hook line an sinker.
posted on 24/3/13
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posted on 24/3/13
He's now banned!
posted on 24/3/13
Oliver Kay was the journalist who was working on the DFL story loz. It would've been interesting viewing had he been on Sunday Supplement because there are still some unanswered questions I think regarding the story such as who the source(s) (not Cahiers du Football) that he spoke highly of were but I guess this is something we'll never find out or I have yet to hear about.
Tony Evans being The Times' Football Editor, obviously had to shoulder the blame as well.
I never watch Sunday Supplement because it's an awful programme so I haven't yet heard what he has said. I'll have to see if I can find a link to it somewhere.
posted on 24/3/13
Journos who are so aroused by revealing every little private detail of other peoples' lives should have the balls to name the source behind every single story.
posted on 24/3/13
Feed the scousers is banned?
Awww man, I liked him
posted on 24/3/13
whats with the new name rob?
posted on 24/3/13
Just because he supports the same team as you doesn't mean he's not a
posted on 24/3/13
Mexican
It's a game of thrones based name to honour the upcoming new series!
posted on 24/3/13
still not as good as funrob
posted on 24/3/13
Funrob's dead baby, Funrob's dead.
posted on 24/3/13
no he isnt, bring him back, ill even say something nice about australia if you do
posted on 24/3/13
Hmmm, I'll think about it.
I hate international weeks! So quiet on here.
Mexican, do an article. It's been too long.
posted on 24/3/13
i dont do articles rob, i do wise comments
posted on 24/3/13
I do articles, i don't do wise comments
posted on 24/3/13
exactly, you do the article i'll do the comments
posted on 24/3/13
Okay....
posted on 24/3/13
Just done a quick search and the real person behind the story that The Times printed seems to be a guy called Rob Beal and he sounds like quite a nasty character.
He has quite a lengthy history of alleged fraud it seems including acting as a spokesman for PSG.
posted on 24/3/13
Rob Beal
-------------------------------------------
is that you rob
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