If a man watched a womans game he would be (correctly) criticised for any women's appearance nice arse, etc. Yet the mans game women can say these things. For me this undermines the 'her game too' values and gives a very stereotypical view of women watching football.I thought their Fancast was ex players being interviewed etc which I assume can be an interesting listen depending on who’s being interviewed. But someone talking about Wilson’s arse,,,,,,where’s the off button?
I heard something from a young girl using the term balls or ballsie’ - Doesn’t bother me but I did think if a bloke said tits up/lovely figure or similar he would be castrated live on air, front page of the telegraph and on some list of pervs.
Yep-that’s fair.
I’m very surprised Auntie (BBC) roll with it to be fair, knowing what they are like and how “impartial” they are supposed to be.
If there's one thing the BBC is, it isn't impartial.
What do prefer Fox News?
That's a bit of a leap from my post, isn't it?What do prefer Fox News?
There are some people who think it's too left wing, some who think it's too excusing of right wing extremists. So I guess that's a decent benchmark for being impartial. It's not perfect by any means, but in comparison to a lot of the other stuff around it's probably about as good as it gets.
Just that you need to be careful what you wish for. The BBC is one of the things which makes me proud to be British.That's a bit of a leap from my post, isn't it?
My post wasn't a criticism, merely an observation. The BBC has a left-wing bias; anyone who can't see or hear that isn't paying attention.
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Do they have Clive on the fanciest? That seems a mistake, let him do the actual reporting and keep the fancast seperate. Won't be long before they realise there's less listeners that day.
There is no such thing as perfect but I'll stick with the Beeb thanks
No worries.
I was wondering that
People have pointed it out and he always replies saying that's how he's been told it's pronounced.
