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If Everton beat West Ham will the BBC do a top 7?

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saintKlopp said:
On one level, I don't really care that the Beeb journos are Man U obsessed. They clearly are though, and that is apparent to anyone who isn't a Man U supporter themselves (or those who just take any opportunity to have a go at us on here).
I don't care in footballing terms, because their opinions are irrelevant, but I do think it's sad on a different level. The BBC has a long and venerable history- in the pre-internet days it was often the best source of information for large parts of the world, and it's a shame for its standards to decline to the point where it too is becoming irrelevant.
I don't think there are dark forces at work, I just think it's laziness and lack of awareness (the same traits that make the London-based media find every detail associated with the capital fascinating whilst ignoring much of what goes on elsewhere).

It's the overall decline in their journalistic standards that I dislike and the lack of effort to be impartial and to look further than the ready-made stories on their doorstep- which is a significant part of their journalistic brief.
Having said that- it's only their sports department, and not very important anyway.

Whenever I criticise them it's usually for their poor grammar and spelling- a subject what is deer to my hart.
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Does anyone recall the BBC being biased towards London based teams (or where ever they were based if not London) prior to them moving to Manchester?

I think there will always be some bias towards where they're based, its only natural that the reporters working there are mostly local based people that have a bigger interest in their local sides.
 
Kloppezinho said:
Does anyone recall the BBC being biased towards London based teams (or where ever they were based if not London) prior to them moving to Manchester?

I think there will always be some bias towards where they're based, its only natural that the reporters working there are mostly local based people that have a bigger interest in their local sides.
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But, they are not "local" to anyone or any place in particular, they're the British Broadcasting Corporation funded by licence payers from Britain, local papers and local radio stations ok but not the corporation's website.
They pride themselves for being even handed when reporting politics etc, the same should apply to their football section.
Alternatively they could have a separate website especially for the benefit of the club over the road to keep them happy while they're sitting on their arses doing **** all in their Salford offices.:emoticon-0100-smile
 
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Vaguely Salford related ... This is the text they choose to put on the live feed when we're 3 up and bossing them

I guess it's the closest they can get to it this weekend
 
More utter bullshit

Man City 0-2 Liverpool

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BBC Radio Manchester

Former Manchester City midfielder Paul Lake

"So far Jurgen Klopp has got his tactics spot on. Although this hasn't really been great football by Liverpool - it's more about the mistakes made by Manchester City.
 
KloppLadSonofAnfield said:
More utter bullshit

Man City 0-2 Liverpool

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BBC Radio Manchester

Former Manchester City midfielder Paul Lake

"So far Jurgen Klopp has got his tactics spot on. Although this hasn't really been great football by Liverpool - it's more about the mistakes made by Manchester City.
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That's because the ****s only gave preference to City by using Radio Manchester and their commentary team to assess the game, the match was also covered by Radio Merseyside and their assessor Jimmy Case who was more honest and less biased about the game than Paul Lake.

<whistle>
 
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Page_Moss_Kloppite said:
But, they are not "local" to anyone or any place in particular, they're the British Broadcasting Corporation funded by licence payers from Britain, local papers and local radio stations ok but not the corporation's website.
They pride themselves for being even handed when reporting politics etc, the same should apply to their football section.
Alternatively they could have a separate website especially for the benefit of the club over the road to keep them happy while they're sitting on their arses doing **** all in their Salford offices.:emoticon-0100-smile
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Shut up Page. Anyone with the gift of sight can see the BBC is biased towards Liverpool. Now this is largely due to most of your ex players being to rubbish to continue in the sport so Liverpool promoting agencies like Sky and the BBC hire almost all your players from a time gone by.
 
KloppLadSonofAnfield said:
More utter bullshit

Man City 0-2 Liverpool

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BBC Radio Manchester

Former Manchester City midfielder Paul Lake

"So far Jurgen Klopp has got his tactics spot on. Although this hasn't really been great football by Liverpool - it's more about the mistakes made by Manchester City.
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Well... Were you playing great football or were you playing intelligent football?
 
UnitedinRed said:
Shut up Page. Anyone with the gift of sight can see the BBC is biased towards Liverpool. Now this is largely due to most of your ex players being to rubbish to continue in the sport so Liverpool promoting agencies like Sky and the BBC hire almost all your players from a time gone by.
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You're clearly getting mixed between their TV Sports dept and their website colleagues at Salford.

BTW, time has gone by since man u were successful, the Nevilles, Scholes, Keane, Ferdinand etc are also all from a time gone by.
 
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Phil McCunty: "Liverpool are experiencing the 'bounce' most clubs enjoy when a new manager arrives. Klopp will need to keep the lid on the expectations just in case Liverpool's fanbase get carried away with the upturn in fortunes."

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astro(Klopp's footbo)naut said:
Phil McCunty: "Liverpool are experiencing the 'bounce' most clubs enjoy when a new manager arrives. Klopp will need to keep the lid on the expectations just in case Liverpool's fanbase get carried away with the upturn in fortunes."

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Hahahahaha Phil popcorning kopites again. Glad to see he caught a whopper <laugh>
 
astro(Klopp's footbo)naut said:
Phil McCunty: "Liverpool are experiencing the 'bounce' most clubs enjoy when a new manager arrives. Klopp will need to keep the lid on the expectations just in case Liverpool's fanbase get carried away with the upturn in fortunes."

[HASHTAG]#bitter[/HASHTAG]
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Are your days so empty that you have to fill them by scouring the BBC Sport website looking for imaginary reasons to be offended and outraged?
 
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