Friday, October 13, 2006
Sporting Glory
I see 'Sporting Glory' managed to sow a bit more dissension yesterday, although to be fair, the more controversial it is the more readable it is. Nonetheless, is it fair to blame Mr. Blunt for the late night socialising habits of his First XI players? And was Mr. Waller unfairly being made a scapegoat? And I noticed at least one match report being sold completely separately to the main paper! Oh, and as for Mr. Daly's protestations that the editors are a united team, I couldn't help hearing one of his co-editors claim that he did all of the work. Hmmmm. Just like a normal media operation really!!!
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Still the bestselling publication in the SGS playground. Est. 14 October 2006 22:43
Sporting Glory? That was shit 5 years ago! Dogs of War, thats what I'm talking about...
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