The Sun on Sunday

SAFC lad · February 18, 2012

could this have been any more predictable after the collapse of notw? Surprised it's taken this long to be honest

Matt Damon · February 18, 2012

I won't buy it.

My old man won't have the Sun in the house. It rubbed off on me.

davek · February 18, 2012

He should be ****ing hung that Murdoch disease. Any decent society would have him on the gallows.

Deleted member 28206 · February 18, 2012

Does anyone really read the red tops? I thought they only lived in Barbers and greasy spoon cafes, I'm no snob like, I wouldn't class the Guardian as upper crust paper, but it's got loads of variety, and not one single Mobile phone
Advert in it.

peteblue · February 18, 2012

Holy tits.......

Frank Drebin · February 18, 2012

I read almost all the papers, they're online and free.

EFCNIK · February 18, 2012

Have to admit I read it at work. It's on my level first thing in the morning. Dad won't have it in the house though for obvious reasons.

Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian · February 18, 2012

My hand shall never touch a copy.

Blue 1 · February 18, 2012

Don't do Murdoch. Won't even have Sky.

BigBlueBalls · February 18, 2012

Odious vermin, and his son is the same, an utter c***.

Goat · February 18, 2012

I think its safe to say sales will be down on Merseyside.

Kurt. · February 18, 2012

i thought this was a weather report thread.

Deleted member 12750 · February 18, 2012

All of News Internationals past indiscretions aside, I've no idea why anyone would read it anyway. Absolute drivel in the main - lazy journalism at its worst. Suppose it depends on what you read a newspaper for.
Celebrities cheating on their spouses and women with their various bits and bobs on show isn't really my thing.
Guardian for me please

Frank Drebin · February 18, 2012

I've always got my news from the radio but as newspapers are, with few exceptions, free to view online then I read them all. The Mail's insane reader comments on stories just make my day.