Re: These two words sums up the validity of the Sun newspaper
Wed May 04, 2011 9:38 am
If the SUN want some validity surely the media should wait for Sian Macey to complain about the incident? In fairness to her she got straight up and got on with her job without any fuss at all.
In contrast imagine how long Bothroyd would have been down on the floor and how much he would have winged if he had been hit like that?
In contrast imagine how long Bothroyd would have been down on the floor and how much he would have winged if he had been hit like that?
Re: These two words sums up the validity of the Sun newspaper
Wed May 04, 2011 10:41 am
She was very professional, even gave a little smile afterwards and was probably the better of the 3 officials on the pitch.
Re: These two words sums up the validity of the Sun newspaper
Wed May 04, 2011 10:51 am
The irony is that those campaigning for justice for her be it against Andy Gray, Richard Keys or Kevin McNaughton, are the same people sending the grief and attention in her direction which is making her job harder.
Re: These two words sums up the validity of the Sun newspaper
Wed May 04, 2011 11:32 am
Tony Blue Williams wrote:If the SUN want some validity surely the media should wait for Sian Macey to complain about the incident? In fairness to her she got straight up and got on with her job without any fuss at all.
In contrast imagine how long Bothroyd would have been down on the floor and how much he would have winged if he had been hit like that?
had it been a spaniard they woul dhave rolled and tumbled all the way to the dead ball line.
