The Starpigpaper again.

[PokerBlade]

Just a small tip, you can avoid all the adverts on the Star website by not giving a shit what they have to say.

 

[simcalblades]

stopped buying the star, when they went to being a morning paper.

 

[BushBlade]

'Now wash your back ' were the hygiene instructions on Izal post -use

You scrunched it up first.

 

[BornOnShorehamStreet]

Ad ridden, too. Its unbelievable how many ads they throw at you.

Which hardly encourages people onto their website. Certainly has stopped me from bothering even when the link looks interesting.

 

[Whiston Blade]

Why do people read the Star if it upsets them so much is it a form of masochism

Then what pathetic things would people moan about? I'm totally in agreement, let them print what they like, if you don't like it, don't read it. It's really that simple.

 

[Aston max]

'Now wash your back ' were the hygiene instructions on Izal post -use

Yes but you could always rinse it dry it and reuse

 

[Houso]

Ask a Wednesday supporter who the Star and Radio Sheffield favour and many many will say United.

We're an odd breed in Sheffield (though I don't think it's only typical of us) that we approach things with a chip on our shoulder and see the odd (very gentle) negative comment as consistent underlying bias. There is absolutely nothing in that Sander Berge thing, but in lovely bit of confirmation bias, it just emphasises how much the Star HATES US and LOVES WEDNESDAY.

Fair enough, and sorry Danny, but there's some dogshit clickbait on there. That article about ugly supporters was ugly itself and took the bait beautifully from a marketing campaign when it should have ignored it.

Oh, and of course websites should block you for using adblock, it's how they make their money ffs.

EDIT: the survey adgates are fucking horrible though and should be banned full stop.

 

[Inter_blade83]

Shit paper, shit reporting, shit online service.

Why even bother trying to read it.

 

[boss hog]

Some sense, at last

But they clearly do annoy a large section of their readership, whether that's through perceived bias or just thoughtless journalism they should be capable of better.

 

[FTPE]

We are underdogs, even in our own Cities media. It's part of our charm.

Its cringey seeing the Barnsley Chronicle hang off their teams nuts, who needs compliments from a local rag? Who needs newspapers at all for that matter?
The lion on our arm is all the gratification Wilder will need for the job he is doing.