That was the interviewer who said that and at the end of the day thats his job, so why wouldn't he speak to Nigel Farage. What has it got to do with the Matt Le Tissier situation anyway ?Quote:
Originally Posted by superfeathers
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That was the interviewer who said that and at the end of the day thats his job, so why wouldn't he speak to Nigel Farage. What has it got to do with the Matt Le Tissier situation anyway ?Quote:
Originally Posted by superfeathers
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Originally Posted by superfeathers
Batsh!t crazy former excellent footballer (who decided not to join a bigger club) has lost his role at Sky because he’s starting to attract attention to his rantings.
Whilst he’s entitled to his opinion, he is in the public eye and his assertions are at the very least controversial and to many people - disrespectful, particularly when so many have died from COVID or the war in Ukraine.
Sky is the very media that he distrusts, so is it any wonder that they don’t want to be associated with him?
He has said on numerous occasions that people don't have the ability to think for themselves, that's code for not agreeing with him.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Hooded Claw
He was stunning, and he scored some of the best PL goals of the 90s - but an all-time great? I'm not sure he did anywhere near enough for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wash DC Blue
It's nice that he stayed at Southampton, but he never played at the champions League level, or in Europe at all as far as I remember (may be wrong). Serie A was a bigger deal in his era. I'd love to have seen him play there, though I just can't see him measuring up against the all-time greats like Zidane, Baggio, Batistuta, or even the "second string greats" of the time like Mihajlovic or Hagi.
At the end of that undr the cosh video I posted the link to...he says that people do have the ability to think for themselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
I think his biggest beef is not fully trusting the media at the moment.
I certainly don't trust the established media at the moment but that doesn't mean that I trust any other Tom Dick or Harry online either.
This is why I think he's underrated :)Quote:
Originally Posted by lardy
That goes for a lot of people though; Gary Lineker springs to mind, but a lot of this is twitter chip paper. It passes, and I don't think it's reasonable or remotely healthy for all media personalities to have to toe the line and support political positions they don't agree with, which is why he says he was sacked.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Hooded Claw
It does feel rather like having to show sufficient support for a religious or political cause and we should be better than that
Fair enough!Quote:
Originally Posted by Wash DC Blue
For me, the consensus on him is just about right.
I don't particularly trust the Established Media either, not so much in terms of outright lying, but more so in following a Narrative and not investigating or reporting in a nuanced manner. I know that you were never a fan, and i fully concede that he had his failings, but Jeremy Corbyn was given plenty of treatment by the media that was almost always negative, when some of it just wasn't true. I kind of like Matt Le Tissier, seems a decent bloke who would probably sit and listen to both sides of an argument, it's just a shame that he seems to have dived in with two feet, which is a first in his career :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Wash DC Blue
The link you posted has a headline of something like those criticising me in football are morally bankrupt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wash DC Blue
This from Le Tissier who admitted being part of a spread betting scam in a game he was involved in.
Didn't Charlie Nicholas and Phil Thompson leave sky at a similar time to him? Even if he hadn't made those mad tweets like the Anne Frank one he could have been out anyway. It was badly in need of freshening up.
Yes. Same time I believe.Quote:
Originally Posted by lardy
Can you remember when that show had the likes of Rodney Marsh, Frank Mcclintock, George Best etc? Some of the shit they spouted on air was disgusting. I think that it was a case of shipping out the dead wood and modernising a bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by lardy
Sky also got shot of Charlie Nicholas and Phil Thompson. Perhaps someone within the Sky corridors of power thought it was a good idea to freshen Soccer Saturday up a bit.
If they did, they were right. I’m a big fan of the show, but it had definitely become stale and Matt Le Tissier was never the most entertaining of pundits to start with. Throw in a few of his self-publicised batshit crazy conspiracy theories and the simple fact is he was an obvious candidate for replacement.
I agree with you 100% and due to my bias against him (and more so some of his shadow cabinet)....I was guilty of being able to overlook it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
I've found Al Jazeera to be the best coverage I can find on Ukraine and I'm thinking about subscribing to this https://ground.news/ which was advertised on The Caspian Report...which is a Geopolitical channel that I like.
It's a headline grabber isn't it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
He said that once in an interview that lasted well over an hour, he also discussed his involvement in the spread betting scam.
Yeah, Al Jazeera is very good. The Ukraine situation is another subject that i steer clear of on here. Putin is a scumbag gangster, people on both sides of the political divide have been saying so for decades, yet it was the right who accommodated him, and i include Blair in that. That's not to say that some on the Left weren't or haven't been sympathetic. Corbyn was calling him out for years. What Putin has done to Ukraine is a crime, i hope that he gets what he deserves, although i doubt that he will. The issue i have is that there is a problem (in my opinion) in Ukraine with the far right neo Nazis, and there has been persecution towards ethnic Russians from these groups, but because of what Putin has done it makes it a difficult subject to address, because i may be accused of being Pro Putin, which i'm not and never have been, and whatever has happened to the ethnic russians in Ukraine, does not justify an invasion. It's a difficult subject to address though, especially at the moment :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Wash DC Blue
Luckily everything is measurable over time, so it's probably a good idea to return to this thread around 2005, and see where we are then.
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Originally Posted by Tuerto
Fair enough. I'll get the DeLorean.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
It certainly is complicated.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
I have no idea why some on the right are Pro Putin?
I think that Neo Nazism is a problem throughout Eastern Europe including Russia.
Putin has obviously used the Neo Nazi element (along with Nato expansion) as an excuse for a land grab and assertion of power and influence in the region.
Russia needs to pay for what it has done.
Putin is a WEF young global leader along with Blair, Merkel, Macron, Johnson, Starmer, Trudeau, Adern, Rutte, etc., so he's either turned against his masters or he's playing along with them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
You know the score, remember the Trump Russia collusion hoax? Everything comes out in the wash eventually :biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tito Fuente
If Jeff Stelling goes viewers will be gone .Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
He was / is the glue that the programme together including the lost bat crazy bunch , great entertainments , help is there as it will soon become a sanitised politically correct programme , instead of great stores , mistakes , laugh out moments .
Jeff was ready to leave with the bat shit crazies and oldies , Sky probably bunged a view extras , when Jeff goes Saturday will turn , like Soccer AM did, and become abysmal .
Yeah, before we know it they'll be having female reporters at matches, black guys on the panel and other politically correct crap like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
Oh, hang on.....
Just watched the Under the Cosh video and thought it was great when the talk was about football, but then there was the ten minutes at the end. I agree with LeTissier when he says the main stream media don’t tell the truth 100 per cent of the time and I like the fact that, unlike those who identify with his views on here, he’s prepared to admit he could be wrong in his opinions.
However, one of the problems I have with him and plenty of others is that anyone who thinks they’re talking bollox on something is considered to be some sort of MSM stooge. LeTissier talked absolute bollox in Under the Cosh when he recounted a conversation he had with ex player Bobby Barnes who now works for the PFA about the number of players having heart issues in the modern game, he asked Barnes to name players who collapsed on the pitch during his career, Barnes answered Marc Vivienne Foe and Fabrice Muamba (there was also a player called David Longhurst who died during a game with a heart issue in the 80s or early nineties), but LeTissier wrote these off because he said they happened after Barnes retired. I must admit I didn’t know what point LeTissier was trying to make for a while, but I should really have known that he was talking about the heart problems being brought on by the Covid vaccine - well, one thing I know for sure is that what happened to Messrs Foe, Muamba and Longhurst had nothing whatsoever to do with the vaccine and yet LeTissier could not see this in the case of the first two.
Usually you don't have to travel 17 years back in time for the spin cycle to finish though :biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
None of the players that have had these heart issues were vaccinated either, but most had Covid. Almost like a pandemic was going on and this virus was having effects on the population. Does get in the way of his anti vax, Covid is a myth agenda though so best not to mention that. Also all the caffeine supplements and whatever the players are taking, plus playing 50/60/70 games a year... I'm surprised there aren't more. Also the heart attacks in the stands are directly proportional to the heart attacks in the population, it is just getting noticed as we are better at dealing with them. Again, MLT has conveniently missed that when he did his own research.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
I played with a young lad who died on the pitch due to a heart issue. It has always happened, but not in the numbers we have been seeing recently. Our coaches were ex-international players and they'd never known a situation like that before, either anecdotally or in person.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
I’m sure it also happened to a Motherwell player yrs ago as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
It was a heart defect rather than some external cause. A very sad day that I will never forget, I was 16 at the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by William Treseder
How recent are we talking?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
He also said that the uptick (pardon the pun) in cardiovascular issues could be caused by Covid itself...he would just like it looked into further.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Hardly unreasonable.
It was before Marc Vivienne Foe and Fabrice Muamba, and very rare at the time. We never ate the processed food that is everywhere now, so we were quite fit and healthy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tito Fuente
"It has always happened, but not in the numbers we have been seeing recently"Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
I was referring to that :thumbup:
Phil O’Donnell? Robbie James as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by William Treseder
That's the most ignorant thing I've seen on here today and I've been reading the Rwanda thread :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
I always think that people should say what they think. That will often confirm they are complete pillocks rather than leave it open to doubt.
Who did I insult and please enlighten us of the billionaire Marxist BLM agenda.Quote:
Originally Posted by robjohn44
Edit: you ****ing nutcase.