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They know that mate but the whole point of the article IMHO is to find anything then can to take the higher ground and muddy the waters of the argument.
As most have already said - we have seen through it in a second.
BoysInBlue
Player Valuation: £50m
One of the best bits is the club official he talked to is the same club official that Collymore talked to - who the Echo rubbished in their Echo Says piece the other day.
So basically, this EFC official is a reputable source when he talks to the Echo, but an unreliable source when he talks to other media!
Oh what a tangled web we weave, when our only aim is to deceive...
So basically, this EFC official is a reputable source when he talks to the Echo, but an unreliable source when he talks to other media!
Oh what a tangled web we weave, when our only aim is to deceive...
KEIOC have responded in the echo comments section to the article from Preno. No messing around in that reply.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Inconsistency again - they're all over the place. Basically it's journalists being asked why they're not acting like journalists getting all precious about criticism. They have no way of solving that by being journalists and getting answers to serious questions that need answering so they attack their own critics instead.
It's utterly pathetic.
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what is funny about this is that whenever the less scrupulous of talksport nobs start pushing 'Moyes to Spurs' 'Baines to Utd.' etc...without any sources to back it up then The Echo is keen to report it as fact. They have a bookies sponsoring them and their reporting of the blues has been led by that for a long time
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DAVEK - have they changed the title and added the photo since the early addition?
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
They, for some reason known only to themselves (although I'll hazard a guess it's because they wanted to cut off a head of steam in the comments which was building up in the original link) have done two links to that story. The first with a tiny pic of the FF visit of those kids, the second with an enormous pic.
It's pretty low yellow dog journalism we're seeing here mate.
The article discusses Distin and abuse aimed at him and the club (which i saw on Facebook and Twitter), the picture is totally relevant. Stop looking for things that aren't there.
They have Dave K
-> http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...0252-32992533/#sitelife-commentsWidget-bottom
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http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/ever...52-32994510/3/#sitelife-commentsWidget-bottom
Getting hammered on the update comments as well except the new update does not have the KEIOC response as this was carried in the first article.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
They're in a siege mentality at the moment.
I wish for their own sake they just dropped the warlike attitude they have towards their critics...critics who have a very decent point to make about a) the maladministration of their own club and b ) the nature of the different relationship between the local media and the City's two football clubs.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
If the pic is 'totally irrelevant" then why have they used that particular one of Distin from the thousands they have...twice in different links?
Carlito
Player Valuation: £40m
Yet another example of Evertonians being vilified for showing concern for their club's future.
The board's ongoing, deafening silence is all our fault, because sometimes people say mean things on the internet. If I was that sensitive the last industries I'd get involved in would be football or journalism.
It's about time Everton's board and the news outlets in their pockets were exposed nationally for the utter buffoons they are.
The board's ongoing, deafening silence is all our fault, because sometimes people say mean things on the internet. If I was that sensitive the last industries I'd get involved in would be football or journalism.
It's about time Everton's board and the news outlets in their pockets were exposed nationally for the utter buffoons they are.
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