I thought Radio Norfolk was BBC!!!!!!

So how can they publish a lying headline?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27469042

 

They also can't spell manager in the quote box. Quality journalism as usual from the BBC, but I guess "Chris Hughton should have been sacked earlier, if there was an appropriate candidate, which there wasn't" isn't quite such a catchy title.

 

Perhaps they're looking for a "dog in the manger" candidate?

 

Perhaps our new manager has been spotted in Pret a Manger instead of the usual Asda ?

 

I said this very thing earlier about the BBC, their spelling and grammar is quite frankly a joke.