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Do You Reckon......

The BBC are a tad worried.

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The BBC are a tad worried.

 

As in they haven't dished up the evidence yet to the FA or Premier League?

 

I'd say yes.

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Hmmm. Certainly think so.

 

8)

 

I reckon they have also been somewhat stunned at the negative impact the show had on the BBC from many quarters.

Maybe they should engage brain before 'bulling' up a documentary in future.

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Mr & Mrs Walthamton-Smyth of Winchester no doubt had it as a main topic of conversation at the dinner party they held for the weekly gathering of the Hampshire Branch of the Public Schoolboy Buggery Association.

key point is that - as others have noted on this board - they cleary envisaged the filming of the handing over of the ??50k to a manager (not Sam - but see my other post) as the key element of the piece. When that went tits up they panicked and bigged up whoever they could out of footage that would otherwise have been stocking filler.

That's why I'll be wearing my tshirt at Pompey - to protest at shit journalism that I have paid for. :angry:

be nice for sams boys to shut down rivals while theyre at it

 

the number of times these allegations have been repeated as fact must leave them on thin ice?

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I dont bother with rivals, enlighten me

nowt in particular

 

just the repetition of the allegations

 

leaves em vulnerable i'd guess

 

 

 

oops

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is there an echo in the house?

Mr & Mrs Walthamton-Smyth of Winchester no doubt had it as a main topic of conversation at the dinner party they held for the weekly gathering of the Hampshire Branch of the Public Schoolboy Buggery Association.

 

The subject was mentioned and replied to by one person on The Archers message board (BBC Radio 4 boards) this morning. The whole topic was pulled - not just hidden like they usually do, but totally removed.

....in the house....in the house....in the house

The subject was mentioned and replied to by one person on The Archers message board (BBC Radio 4 boards) this morning. The whole topic was pulled - not just hidden like they usually do, but totally removed.

 

Football Focus coming up...

nowt in particular

 

just the repetition of the allegations

 

leaves em vulnerable i'd guess

oops

 

 

Vulnerable if anybody who cared read it, perhaps.

 

I think sometimes we have an inflated sense of our own significance - the advice I give elsewhere is always tempered with 'it's very unlikely anybody will give a shit'.

i believe the admin of the rivals coventry site was once a little too confident of the insignificance of his site?

Vulnerable if anybody who cared read it, perhaps.

 

I think sometimes we have an inflated sense of our own significance - the advice I give elsewhere is always tempered with 'it's very unlikely anybody will give a shit'.

 

I'm surprised you deign to discuss this with us non-intellectuals.

I'm surprised you deign to discuss this with us non-intellectuals.

 

Just a joke for our resident WWays guru, after he pointed me in the direction of the rivals site. :good:

 

 

What's the Coventry story anyway?

I don't think the BBC are worried in the slightest. After all nobody has yet issued a writ for libel. Instead the football industry have closed ranks and the people mentioned in the programme are keeping their heads down until it has blown over and they can sweep it under the carpet.

The BBC got fcuk all evidence in an expensive sting operation and decided to cobble together a sh??te programme out of the dregs they had. It's going to jump up and bite them in the arse bigstyle. Someone will get the sack over this one... they are going to get sued for a fortune.

Panorama have f??cked up big style, like Ani said earlier you can take what the press says with a pinch of salt. Now just because the journalists are BBC programme makers the general public think they have some kind of credence :angry: They all piss in the same pot.

The big climax to their documentary was 50K being counted out in a hotel bedroom and the dodgy football man was supposed to come and get caught red handed. What a f??cking joke this should have been put out on April 1st.

Sam is our man. Stand by him!

The BBC got fcuk all evidence in an expensive sting operation and decided to cobble together a sh??te programme out of the dregs they had. It's going to jump up and bite them in the arse bigstyle. Someone will get the sack over this one... they are going to get sued for a fortune.

 

Who is going to sue. Nobody's come forward yet and I doubt they will. There's been a lot of talk about it but no action. Why?

Who is going to sue. Nobody's come forward yet and I doubt they will. There's been a lot of talk about it but no action. Why?

 

 

They might have evidence which wasn't shown... I doubt it though, what would be the point of holding it back?

 

You are probably right about nobody sueing them.. I reckon there are shady goings on throughout football and the less said the better according to a lot involved in the programme.

 

A lack of action will tell a lot in my opinion

They might have evidence which wasn't shown... I doubt it though, what would be the point of holding it back?

 

You are probably right about nobody sueing them.. I reckon there are shady goings on throughout football and the less said the better according to a lot involved in the programme.

 

A lack of action will tell a lot in my opinion

 

But if they were sqeaky clean it wouldn't matter what evidence the BBC has, they can't prove anything against them but if they are not well best hope it blows over quickly.

Who is going to sue. Nobody's come forward yet and I doubt they will. There's been a lot of talk about it but no action. Why?

Given the seriousness of the allegations and possible implications then if anybody is prepared to sue then I think they'd like to spend more than a couple of days at putting a case together, and deciding whether or not to proceed.

They don't have to put a case together. They have been libelled. It is up to the BBC to defend their statements. And the time it will take to get to court will give plenty of time to get their act together.

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