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James Brent's quote:-
“People in the South West are often so fatalistic that what attracted me to Argyle was seeing people fighting tooth and nail to keep something going,” Brent says.
He can say that again, and again.
After Saturday's spark lets hope we can put those words to rest.
“People in the South West are often so fatalistic that what attracted me to Argyle was seeing people fighting tooth and nail to keep something going,” Brent says.
He can say that again, and again.
After Saturday's spark lets hope we can put those words to rest.
Fair enough, nice little piece. But look under "related articles" in the middle of the text to see how many times we have been on the radar of this newspaper, and the context.
In the Sunday Express (Sport Section) yesterday, there were two brief comments on the departure of Peter Reid.
As for the Telegraph online, if it's not Premier League, it's not covered seems to be the rule.
As for the Telegraph online, if it's not Premier League, it's not covered seems to be the rule.
Seems the way with all the papers these days compared with days of yore. Prem gets more coverage, the rest gets less. Strained newspaper budgets may have something to do with it perhaps, though more a local paper problem.
I think that's partly what set Saturday apart - huge majority of real fans from lower league teams among the visitors. Saw not even a handful of Prem shirts. We have to do our own coverage now!
Bit of journalistic artistic licence in the article, James Brent sat on a wooden seat? Did he break the plastic one in his early excitement? :?
I think that's partly what set Saturday apart - huge majority of real fans from lower league teams among the visitors. Saw not even a handful of Prem shirts. We have to do our own coverage now!
Bit of journalistic artistic licence in the article, James Brent sat on a wooden seat? Did he break the plastic one in his early excitement? :?
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Wotton is God":3w1raphb said:
The jurno probably assumed that he sat in the directors box. :lolno: :lolno: :lolno: :lolno: :lolno: :lolno:
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Rupert
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These two columns were written pre-match, and the links may have been posted before (apologies if that's the case):
Ian Holloway's column in "The Independent on Sunday"
Brian Viner's column in "The Independent"
Brian is an Evertonian who will have known Reid for years.
Ian Holloway's column in "The Independent on Sunday"
Brian Viner's column in "The Independent"
Brian is an Evertonian who will have known Reid for years.
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MoistVonLipwig
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As I said on another thread, if all "rival" fans had started fighting, we'd be in every newspaper.
"Nice" stories are not newsworthy (unless it's to save one of the bog boys).
"Nice" stories are not newsworthy (unless it's to save one of the bog boys).
Nice to see Holloway keeping on top of things. Is he even aware that the people he's (still) moaning about are long gone?
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Chill-Pil-Grim
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jimbo_the_green":2uxcz0jq said:
Holloway? Engaging brain before gob opens?
.....and decrying the lack of Loyalty.....Lovely stuff
Still, as long as it makes him feel better.
Why would we get any press! Diamonds and Chester didn't get any. Its all down to money and lets face it people dint care about others clubs bar a few