In the spirit of the Fail... my unnamed source that I won't even quote in speech marks has told me that it is indeed true that his wife has been shagging the Spurs fan for over 20 years but the Fail Sports Editor blames Spurs and asylum seekers equally.
What one must always bear in mind, is that the editors of most of the gutter-press tabloids believe in bringing back the hanging of looters, outlawed since the end of the Victorian era.
I do love the Fail, it's nice to look at their version of what is newsworthy and have a good laugh. I've never actually wasted any money on it (I'd rather buy real toilet roll tbh) but I occasionally give the website a visit to get my dose of casual racism, have a look at how far some of society has fallen by reading some of the comments in the news articles, and catch up on their sports journalists' latest attempts to destabilise Spurs. I've never really believed in all this 'press conspiracy' stuff (I mean some sections of the press can be biased but there's no overruling agenda IMO) but some of the stuff in the Fail really does make me wonder. The accuracy of the facts in the journalism (and often basic spelling and grammar in articles) is often very poor as well, somewhat disappointingly for a newspaper with such a big audience.
There are currently 0 comments on the article. Probably because every comment submitted has pointed out what a load of **** it is.
This mail article is a ****ing joke. These guys should be sacked for the **** they write. I watched the game and I was surprised at just hopw much Redknapp celebrated each and every goal. he was far more animated that usual.
Hopefully, YV's comment will soon be appearing beneath the article... "Wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong. "He didn't even react in three minutes, five seconds, when Benoit Assouâ Ekotto scored the simplest of openers.", are you sure you watched the game? You might need to watch it again as whilst you were no doubt head down, diligently recording the exact times of the goals, you've missed 'Arry celebrating the first two goals with his usual fist shaking and clapping. Infact nothing about his reactions were unusual, he's always a more muted figure on the touchline than his interviews suggest and it's not unusal for the Park Lane faithful to sing several rounds of "give us a wave" before we get a reaction. When you watch the game again it might be worth editing your article to reflect what actually happened. Don't worry, you can even delete this comment so no one will ever know how little attention the Daily Fail's chief sports writer pays to the facts." I agree with everything that handsome and wise YV says
The Mail are also reporting that fairy tales are "too grim" for children. Yes, they even missed the obvious pun...
