Especially when they follow it with ‘journey’!
So yeah, totally agree with you for once, Sandy.
Which rather ironically is pretty amazing 😉
comment by Lexington 125.2 (U8879)
posted 14 minutes ago
Especially when they follow it with ‘journey’!
So yeah, totally agree with you for once, Sandy.
Which rather ironically is pretty amazing 😉
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I honestly don't watch player/manager interviews anymore. They're so locked down by PR that there is really no point wasting time watching or reading them.
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I refer awesome to amazing
comment by Pranks- European Champions (U6283)
posted 1 second ago
I refer awesome to amazing
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prefer even ffs
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comment by Tu Meke Mesut (U3732)
posted 46 minutes ago
I honestly don't watch player/manager interviews anymore. They're so locked down by PR that there is really no point wasting time watching or reading them.
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Yes I agree
It tends to be more and more the same old regurgitated bs
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Oh god, morespurs agrees with me. Where's the cyanide
It's simple.
Every kvnt under 65 is a whanker.
Hope that helps.
Now then ...... how many of our foooty players have graduated high school? Have a college degree? Count them on the fingers of one hand - without the thumb?
Perhaps one should expect their vocabulary to be rather limited?
Now, that said ....... I would have to describe my relationship with Sandy Ole' Boyo as truly .........well ....er....ahem ........"AMAZING"
Commentary / media interviewing is getting ridiculous these days. There seems to be a need to make everything sound / look really dramatic or unbelievably out of this world.
In mean, take Cookery programs - sorry but what is dramatic about cooking ffs. Is something you have to do if you cant get to a take away or bung summit in the microwave. Eg minimal time spent as possible. These programs are pitched as "life or death".
Irritating sports words regularly used:
World Class, unbelievable, brilliant, outstanding, astonishing.
All used when the game you are watching is,like, Meh.
If Ozil actually earned his money then that would be pretty facking amazing
Funnily enough, here's Phil Neville saying what he thinks despite the PR people telling him to say "it was a good game":
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/football/48739428
comment by Hooplar (U15824)
posted 2 hours, 27 minutes ago
Funnily enough, here's Phil Neville saying what he thinks despite the PR people telling him to say "it was a good game":
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/football/48739428
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I didn't see the game - watched France v Brazil which was pretty good footy.
However saw Neville's interview ... seems Camaroon had an obvious goal disallowed (?) by a VAR reference. And that set them off - they are not "stiff upper lip" type people. Didn't want to start the second half!
If I was the Cameroon coach I'm not sure what I would do....... what would you do?
Good question Ted.
I think the real issue is this: do you follow the rules all the time, or only when you agree with them?
If the former, then like Neville said you just accept it. As I Spurs fan I accepted that stupid CL final penalty, even though I disagreed with it.
If the latter, then you rebel.
I know there are times when the former is right to do, and times when the latter is right.
The challenge is knowing when each option is right.
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posted on 22/6/19
Especially when they follow it with ‘journey’!
So yeah, totally agree with you for once, Sandy.
Which rather ironically is pretty amazing 😉
posted on 22/6/19
comment by Lexington 125.2 (U8879)
posted 14 minutes ago
Especially when they follow it with ‘journey’!
So yeah, totally agree with you for once, Sandy.
Which rather ironically is pretty amazing 😉
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posted on 22/6/19
I honestly don't watch player/manager interviews anymore. They're so locked down by PR that there is really no point wasting time watching or reading them.
posted on 22/6/19
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posted on 22/6/19
I refer awesome to amazing
posted on 22/6/19
comment by Pranks- European Champions (U6283)
posted 1 second ago
I refer awesome to amazing
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prefer even ffs
posted on 22/6/19
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posted on 22/6/19
comment by Tu Meke Mesut (U3732)
posted 46 minutes ago
I honestly don't watch player/manager interviews anymore. They're so locked down by PR that there is really no point wasting time watching or reading them.
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Yes I agree
It tends to be more and more the same old regurgitated bs
posted on 22/6/19
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posted on 22/6/19
Oh god, morespurs agrees with me. Where's the cyanide
posted on 22/6/19
It's simple.
Every kvnt under 65 is a whanker.
Hope that helps.
posted on 22/6/19
Now then ...... how many of our foooty players have graduated high school? Have a college degree? Count them on the fingers of one hand - without the thumb?
Perhaps one should expect their vocabulary to be rather limited?
Now, that said ....... I would have to describe my relationship with Sandy Ole' Boyo as truly .........well ....er....ahem ........"AMAZING"
posted on 23/6/19
Commentary / media interviewing is getting ridiculous these days. There seems to be a need to make everything sound / look really dramatic or unbelievably out of this world.
In mean, take Cookery programs - sorry but what is dramatic about cooking ffs. Is something you have to do if you cant get to a take away or bung summit in the microwave. Eg minimal time spent as possible. These programs are pitched as "life or death".
Irritating sports words regularly used:
World Class, unbelievable, brilliant, outstanding, astonishing.
All used when the game you are watching is,like, Meh.
posted on 23/6/19
If Ozil actually earned his money then that would be pretty facking amazing
posted on 23/6/19
Funnily enough, here's Phil Neville saying what he thinks despite the PR people telling him to say "it was a good game":
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/football/48739428
posted on 24/6/19
comment by Hooplar (U15824)
posted 2 hours, 27 minutes ago
Funnily enough, here's Phil Neville saying what he thinks despite the PR people telling him to say "it was a good game":
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/football/48739428
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I didn't see the game - watched France v Brazil which was pretty good footy.
However saw Neville's interview ... seems Camaroon had an obvious goal disallowed (?) by a VAR reference. And that set them off - they are not "stiff upper lip" type people. Didn't want to start the second half!
If I was the Cameroon coach I'm not sure what I would do....... what would you do?
posted on 24/6/19
Good question Ted.
I think the real issue is this: do you follow the rules all the time, or only when you agree with them?
If the former, then like Neville said you just accept it. As I Spurs fan I accepted that stupid CL final penalty, even though I disagreed with it.
If the latter, then you rebel.
I know there are times when the former is right to do, and times when the latter is right.
The challenge is knowing when each option is right.
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