Daily Failed.

[FinchFarmBlue]

whats wrong with that?, you're not a.... (whispers) liberal are you?

Laughing loudly here at all the comedy later on in this thread. If only the Fail could be as humourous without being so vindictive. The mail have DM's ear btw these days Everton news-wise anyway- <quickly runs into nearest rabbit hole>

 

[Tex]

Anichebe has been spotted hovering around the bernabau

Asking for a water boy job ;-)

 

[EFCNIK]

whats wrong with that?, you're not a.... (whispers) liberal are you?

I don't even know what a liberal is..... not one of those tree hugging types is it?

 

[ToffeeMark]

Back to being serious, (By the way this seems more like an Ale House post)

The Daily Mail seem to have taken notice of the negative feedback over the teachers strike being blamed for Sophie's death,
Shame they set the wrong tone earlier, but well done for changing it.
I'm glad I complained and everyone else that did deserves credit, I feel it was disrespectful to Sophie and her parents to diminish their childs death by having the story as a sub plot/consequence of the teachers strike. I didn't buy the printed version so I don't know what their final print version said but the internet one is: headline and link:
(and for the record I don't care about teachers, pensions and politics, not even on my RADAR at this time)
Tears for girl, 13, crushed to death by a falling branch as she sat on park bench

• Complaints had been made to the council about 'dangerous' tree

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...d-13-killed-falling-branch-school-closed.html

 

[chicoazul]

They keep on pushing the bar. One of the title strap lines is particularly distasteful.

Girls are being lured into parks by boys they meet online and gang-raped, she tells politicians​

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...s-web-says-Deputy-Childrens-Commissioner.html