Well there'll be a letter going in to the BBC about this, believe me!To be fair, it was the general public who voted for the result, not the BBC.
Well there'll be a letter going in to the BBC about this, believe me!
Unfortunately he doesn't 'tick' any boxesNothing against Earps but surely Stuart Broad ticks every box. Long stellar career, king of shithousery, last ball of his career a wicket. Last ball faced a 6. That’s fairtytale stuff
Yep they decide on a short list of 6 which must include all demographics, including female, disabled and lgbtq+Isnt it decided who actually the public can vote for off a selected list to start with?
Also just a really decent guy in general.Nothing against Earps but surely Stuart Broad ticks every box. Long stellar career, king of shithousery, last ball of his career a wicket. Last ball faced a 6. That’s fairtytale stuff
QoS tried to imitate They think it's all over and A League of their own. It had its own successful track and should've stayed there.It will go the way of question of sport and football focus the sort of shows most people think end years ago.
Unfortunately he’s not a female footballer, and that doesn’t tick any box’sNothing against Earps but surely Stuart Broad ticks every box. Long stellar career, king of shithousery, last ball of his career a wicket. Last ball faced a 6. That’s fairtytale stuff
Earps won it because the public voted for her...Earps won it as part of the BBCs continued investment in, & campaign for, womens football.
Earps won it because the public voted for her...
And anyway, why shouldn't the main national broadcaster continue to invest and campaign for womens football?
Always been the way I suppose - there have often been some odd choices.True.....although I'd suggest it was a public vote shaped by the (comparably) high levels of BBC coverage/exposure of Earps & her sport over the others.
It’s a half-decent pub discussion point/thought exercise, but even the nominees don’t typically care, so lord knows why some people claim they do. It’s like fretting over the Christmas #1.Who actually cares who wins?
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Earps won it because the public voted for her...
And anyway, why shouldn't the main national broadcaster continue to invest and campaign for womens football?
What do you mean restricted? As in they only got to choose from those 6? If so, who else would you have nominated for the public vote?But it’s a restricted public vote isn’t it? I don’t see why the BBC should be campaigning for anything
Someone is taking it well...
He prefers fartparcel.Joey Barton is a wetwipe.
Unfortunately he’s not a female footballer, and that doesn’t tick any box’s
Someone is taking it well...
What do you mean restricted? As in they only got to choose from those 6? If so, who else would you have nominated for the public vote?
And I don't see why they shouldn't be campaigning for anything.
Unfortunately he’s not a female footballer, and that doesn’t tick any box’s
I genuinely can't remember. I'm sure there was always been a number of options to vote for but I seem to remember it used to be more - maybe 10?Im sure I’m the past there was hardly any limitation was there?
If you have one member of a team as opposed to able to vote for all 11 it’s pretty targeted is it not
Box's is bothering me way more than it should!Why would Stuart Broad be a female footballer? And why is that unfortunate?