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No mention of the injury situation. Why is this not asked by the journalists - surely most fans would like to know this.
Yes it's important, although they don't really tell us anymore to keep the team quiet until Saturday, it's always cryptic, he's on the grass, he's in the gym type comments.Originally Posted by Stanmore Bluebird
Hate Wales online.
Shit "journalism", terrible questions, and an awful and infuriating website.
That was a pretty shit PC....think the journo’s are on tranquilisers.
Not true. https://twitter.com/glenwilliams12/s...z95NBfdAckaeFQ
Not a mention of Colwill
When are people going to realise modern journalists only ask the questions they are told to ask , which are pre-prepared and very rarely go “off - script”Not a mention of Colwill
A truly ridiculous comment when put in the context of hacks in the local media reporting on the football club representing the City covered by their paper.
How is it ridiculous, the clubs press officer liaises with sports editor of the Echo prior to a press conference. It applies to the media in general.
Who told you this, it's as if you are stating a fact?
My auntie was a journalist with the New York Post for 20 years, she told me if that’s if any use.
Is your auntie Cindy Adams?
The press conference was lame because the so-called "journalists" from the god-awful paper/site that is the echo/Wales online, are dire beyond belief.
If you think they're told what to ask, you're totally deluded.
Yeah, it's CCFC for gods sake, you would think that they would want someone to be interested in them.
I don’t think I am , the press officer would outline what questions they didn’t want asked …. That’s all , particularly on issues that are confidential like contracts , player injuries etc.
Hence why Hudson uses standard terms like “he’s out on grass” etc. it’s not rocket science.
It's an open press conference ffs.
There's nothing sensitive that they would be told not to ask about.
Again, shit journo's from a shit rag, that's all it amounts to.
I consider Wales online to be the utter pits of journalism personally. Their standards are truly shocking. There's many on here that I have no doubt, could do a far, far, better job.
It's like kiddy school for wannabe's.
Why do you think they failed to asked the questions everyone and their dog was expecting them to ask then , surely it was not because they were rubbish journalists was it ?
Think it's fairly standard for all clubs. The journalists ask the same fairly predictable questions (injury news, the last match, the next match, the manager's future) and the manager doesn't really answer any of it in any detail.
Exactly.
That’s true , any major news is usually released via official platforms when the club are ready.
I can see why the club and even the players wouldn't want to discuss injuries at length. It's a distraction. You're trying to prepare the entire match day squad for Saturday and all anyone wants to talk about is Rubin Colwill? Or another injured player? Other people have to come in and fill these positions. They probably don't want to hear it either.
Plus, it's all bollocks anyway. "we have a game against good opponents", "we've had a good week in training" "the lads are feeling good about getting back on the pitch", 'three points, blah blah blah." That's all you can expect really. Isn't it?
It's all bollocks I agree. Waste of time really.
It's like football manager or fifa career where after the second match you don't give a crap what you click.
Maybe they are poorly paid. They don’t attract any quality.
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