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The B&S Fanclub said:
Once agreed with Jonathan Pearce that Hull City play in orange and black....Therefore, he had to go. There's no comeback from that rockie error.

I reckon the real reason is that he asked Fiona Bruce to value his codpiece.

PS...Who's next? Linekar, hopefully and it won't be as if he hasn't been warned.
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Let him without sin throw the first rook. :emoticon-0138-think


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His commentary during the Ipswich - Liverpool game was hilarious. In the first 30 minutes he said Ipswich are a team not known for or comfortable playing out from the back. Maybe it’s just me but I’d like commentators to do a bit of research on the clubs, managers and style of play for the game they’re commentating. Just laziness to assume every club coming up from the Championship will just hoof it and hope for the best against the big teams.

Don’t know what he’s done and I don’t care. He’s ****e.
 
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Kalman II said:
His commentary during the Ipswich - Liverpool game was hilarious.
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Really crap football pundit, but okay on light entertainment tv like 'The One Show.' I shouldn't be worried for him. He'll no doubt land on his feet on ITV, Sky or GB News.
 
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Kalman II said:
His commentary during the Ipswich - Liverpool game was hilarious. In the first 30 minutes he said Ipswich are a team not known for or comfortable playing out from the back. Maybe it’s just me but I’d like commentators to do a bit of research on the clubs, managers and style of play for the game they’re commentating. Just laziness to assume every club coming up from the Championship will just hoof it and hope for the best against the big teams.

Don’t know what he’s done and I don’t care. He’s ****e.
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Yeah I get the impression he blags it.
 
He was rubbish on everything, so whatever the reason, the outcome is an improvement for the BBC.

Apparently, he sent inappropriate messages to a female staff member on one of the shows.
 
John Ex Aberdeen now E.R. said:
Never rated him as a good pundit, always came across as smug twat, probably only got the job in the first place to tick a box for the BBC's EDI obsession.
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Thought exactly the same and that he was being groomed as the shoe-in as Linekars replacement when he finally retires. That will no doubt now go to a woman.
 
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Tickton Tiger. said:
Thought exactly the same and that he was being groomed as the shoe-in as Linekars replacement when he finally retires. That will no doubt now go to a woman.
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There's a tidal change happening in how acceptable it is for men to behave towards women, in a professional and domestic setting, accelerated by the [HASHTAG]#metoo[/HASHTAG] campaign. It's no longer permissible for a senior employee to send unwanted sexually loaded messages to junior employees because of the power imbalance.

Good news for all of us with daughters and women in our family who just want to get on with their lives and professions without being harassed.
 
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Heimdallr said:
There's a tidal change happening in how acceptable it is for men to behave towards women, in a professional and domestic setting, accelerated by the [HASHTAG]#metoo[/HASHTAG] campaign. It's no longer permissible for a senior employee to send unwanted sexually loaded messages to junior employees because of the power imbalance.

Good news for all of us with daughters and women in our family who just want to get on with their lives and professions without being harassed.
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While I agree with a lot of that
Heard a story of a woman and a man shagging at work
Both married
She’s the senior
He’s got suspended while it goes through disciplinary
 
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Ric Glasgow said:
I wonder if Naga Munchetty could use another £200k per annum....
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Recently saw her on Celebrity Catchphrase...She was useless but I bet she was better than that smug t**t Charlie whats-his-face.

PS...I heard a classic the other day....Old man Steptoe telling young Harold that he was 'as thick as a donkey's donger'....Could describe Jenas.
 
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Heimdallr said:
There's a tidal change happening in how acceptable it is for men to behave towards women, in a professional and domestic setting, accelerated by the [HASHTAG]#metoo[/HASHTAG] campaign. It's no longer permissible for a senior employee to send unwanted sexually loaded messages to junior employees because of the power imbalance.

Good news for all of us with daughters and women in our family who just want to get on with their lives and professions without being harassed.
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Actually it works both ways. A few months ago, I was dj’ing and a lassie who had an obsession with me wouldn’t leave me alone. She managed to get in the dj box and I had my back to her so I couldn’t see. And she stuck her hand under my crotch and grabbed my balls. It was nearly the end of the night and because I told her to **** off, she started giving me so much abuse, then threw a drink over me and went fir me, with the doormen having to drag her out. The drink also went over the manager (a female who is as much use as a chocolate fire guard). She got barred from the club for 2 weeks, apologised to me and now she’s trying to start her **** again. Now, if that had been the other way around, I would have been locked up and it would have been front page news, “pervert dj grabs customers whatever”.

so equality in women’s favour does exist too.
 
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djsowtz said:
Actually it works both ways. A few months ago, I was dj’ing and a lassie who had an obsession with me wouldn’t leave me alone. She managed to get in the dj box and I had my back to her so I couldn’t see. And she stuck her hand under my crotch and grabbed my balls. It was nearly the end of the night and because I told her to **** off, she started giving me so much abuse, then threw a drink over me and went fir me, with the doormen having to drag her out. The drink also went over the manager (a female who is as much use as a chocolate fire guard). She got barred from the club for 2 weeks, apologised to me and now she’s trying to start her **** again. Now, if that had been the other way around, I would have been locked up and it would have been front page news, “pervert dj grabs customers whatever”.

so equality in women’s favour does exist too.
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I'm not a woman so can't give you a definitive answer, but I'm pretty certain that there's been hundreds of thousands of incidents over the years in nightclubs where men have grabbed women and just been chucked out by the bouncers, rather than prosecuted.

But in your specific case, if you enter a Scottish nightclub where there's drunk women, you're effectively signing a legal document that says you're open to anything and have no recompense should it kick off. Everyone knows these rules - you can't go to a bondage session and then complain that you got tied up.
 
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