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[BarcaBlade]

In real time, I didn’t think he’d touched it, the replay showed it was a really clever flick.

One of the most beautiful goals I've ever seen. Not saying the most difficult or even the most important, just a work of beauty.

 

[LBA_Blade]

Although not a fan of most journalism that broadcaster are supposed to be “neutral” doesn’t help she is an online sports journalist for BBC West of England, you probably do expect slight bias there unless she was a Rovers fan not exactly much in that neck of the woods.

 

[Edgar Allan Poo]

"Clear" implies several, 'remove' would have been more appropriate.

Little known fact, I considered becoming a journalist as a teen but turned out I was too thick.

No women, children or Robins were hurt during the making of these celebrations.

 

[AWetFlannel]

Don't throw stuff. It'd dead easy, I'm sat right now, not throwing stuff

Dunno why, but fans in every other country light flares and manage to actually hold them, like you're supposed to.

 

[Carlton Blade]

Dunno why, but fans in every other country light flares and manage to actually hold them, like you're supposed to.

Thick twats probably holding them at the lit end

 

[Shadota]

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Oh, just f**k off will you!!
It's football, it's a semi- final. We've just scored a third away from home.
Concentrate on the football, or the washing up or summat.
OK, sorry about the washing up bit.

I wonder if you get wound up by the Beeb or whomever, when they report about people suffering medical incidents in football grounds. After all, it's not "concentrating on the football".

An exaggerated example for sure, but the principle is the same. The reporter is at the venue where a football match is being played. She's doing her job by reporting on an event of note that occurred whilst the game is being played. I mean, there's a solid minute or 2 where nothing is happening on the pitch after the goal goes in, cause the players are all celebrating. So what the fuck does it matter?

 

[DI36O]

Dunno why, but fans in every other country light flares and manage to actually hold them, like you're supposed to.

It's because in other countries fans aren't worried about getting caught with one.
Like when you don't want to get caught with a dead car battery in your wheelie bin so you dump it in the canal.

 

[Tony_Kaufman]

On the BBC website now.....