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Originally posted by Badger11
Good point; a goalkeeper from a team of losing finalists, versus a world champion heptathlete who has had to achieve excellence in 7 different disciplines and fight back from serious injury in order to reach the top. So it’s nothing to do with sporting prowess or ability then.
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
Andy Murray?
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Originally posted by palace_in_frogland
Good point; a goalkeeper from a team of losing finalists, versus a world champion heptathlete who has had to achieve excellence in 7 different disciplines and fight back from serious injury in order to reach the top. So it’s nothing to do with sporting prowess or ability then. Didn't go to a mixed race female from the North then. Bang goes the woke award theory.
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Originally posted by Badger11
Katarina Johnson-Thompson. Well the first one on the list who actually won something this year and has a public profile. It probably should have been her. It's a shame that she has such a silly name. What were her parents thinking
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We've now reached criticising the BBC for hosting a public vote which produced an outcome I don't like. How bloody dare they!
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Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow
We've now reached criticising the BBC for hosting a public vote which produced an outcome I don't like. How bloody dare they! More to the point how dare BBC1 give us a line up on Christmas night consisting of Strictly Come Dancing, Mrs Brown's Boys, EastEnders and the Vicar of Dibley. Meanwhile BBC2 has an evening of Dad's Army and 50 year old Morecambe & Wise shows.
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
More to the point how dare BBC1 give us a line up on Christmas night consisting of Strictly Come Dancing, Mrs Brown's Boys, EastEnders and the Vicar of Dibley. Meanwhile BBC2 has an evening of Dad's Army and 50 year old Morecambe & Wise shows. Think of it as "another chance to enjoy"
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
More to the point how dare BBC1 give us a line up on Christmas night consisting of Strictly Come Dancing, Mrs Brown's Boys, EastEnders and the Vicar of Dibley. Meanwhile BBC2 has an evening of Dad's Army and 50 year old Morecambe & Wise shows. I don’t know if that’s more to the point, it’s just a completely separate one. That line up does sound s***e but I can’t remember a year when that wasn’t the case - terrestrial TV has been predominantly garbage for a long time.
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Originally posted by Badger11
Think of it as "another chance to enjoy" In the same way a burp is another chance to enjoy a pickled onion.
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Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow
I don’t know if that’s more to the point, it’s just a completely separate one. That line up does sound s***e but I can’t remember a year when that wasn’t the case - terrestrial TV has been predominantly garbage for a long time. Indeed but garbage we have no option but to pay for.
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
More to the point how dare BBC1 give us a line up on Christmas night consisting of Strictly Come Dancing, Mrs Brown's Boys, EastEnders and the Vicar of Dibley. Meanwhile BBC2 has an evening of Dad's Army and 50 year old Morecambe & Wise shows. selling rotten old fruit for today's new prices.
Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford |
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Originally posted by eagleman13
I'm just amazed that people on here really think the public vote counts. As soon as that list was compiled, by the bbc, it was a nailed on certainty the bird would win it. Public vote my ar$e. When you don’t like facts, just invent your own. When you say ‘the bird would win’, you are aware there were two female nominees? How did they decide who to fix it for?
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
I look forward to your posts. They are always a laugh. As if most male football fan give a hoot about women's football. The TV stations are desperate to promote it in order to fill their schedule, sell advertising or just to pursue a woke agenda. I'm all for women playing football, but don't try and tell us that the quality compares with men or that they deserve equal pay or status. I don't give a flying doodah about women's football. I never watch it, or even read about it. I get irritated when Sky refers to the women teams of Spurs and Arsenal playing each other as a "big London derby". It's not, it's just a game between two women's football teams, and no amount of bigging up would turn it into a "big London derby".
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Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow
When you don’t like facts, just invent your own. says the great expert on making meaningful contributions to online debates.
Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford |
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
says the great expert on making meaningful contributions to online debates. I’m still laughing about Graham Norton and Wilfried Zaha - I wouldn’t worry about other people’s contributions.
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Originally posted by EverybodyDannsNow
I’m still laughing about Graham Norton and Wilfried Zaha - I wouldn’t worry about other people’s contributions. They're the same person?
Red and Blue Army! |
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Originally posted by Badger11
Twas ever thus. Many years ago my younger brother was a member of a well known Athletics Club. Each year the AAA would remind it's members to vote for their preferred candidate. I am told most other sports do a similar thing especially the minority sports. One year the Anglers voted en masse for their guy but the BBC banned their votes. The problem with any form of TV voting is that only a small number of people can be bothered. Who actually votes for Love Island? Anyway this year's short list resume. 1. Mary Earp. Goalkeeper for a team that lost the WC.
Boaty mc boatface as a big ship ended up being a life boat. Clearly another way of wasting our time.
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Originally posted by Tunbridge
Amazing, you go on a football club forum yet have never heard of the goalkeeper of the ladies national team! Whilst I also would not have voted for her, that is how she won it, ie she got more votes. The only women’s game I’ve ever watched was England v Spain and even then it was in the background whilst I was in the pub so I didn’t pay a lot of attention. I’ve never had any interest in it so I would say it’s pretty understandable that I have no idea who she was. Having then looked at what she had achieved, I cannot believe she won, but then again there have been a lot of strange winners over the years.
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