| Since Chair's starting can we all now accept that the Sun is worthless? 14:13 - Feb 24 with 2862 views | saxbend |
I'm sure most of us don't need to told, but for the remaining dozen or so, please, enough is enough.
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| Since Chair's starting can we all now accept that the Sun is worthless? on 14:15 - Feb 24 with 2821 views | hoops_legend |
Well other papers are picking it up as well to be fair.. this is bizarre but glad he’s starting
Let’s appreciate him today as who knows what will happen next | | | |
| Since Chair's starting can we all now accept that the Sun is worthless? on 14:24 - Feb 24 with 2728 views | Hooping_Mad |
I don't find it very absorbent. | |
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| Since Chair's starting can we all now accept that the Sun is worthless? on 15:02 - Feb 24 with 2535 views | Benny_the_Ball |
The Mirror, Independent, Daily Star, talkSport, Express, Metro, Lancashire Evening Post, Yorkshire Post, Evening Standard, etc., all ran the same story (which, whether you like it or not, has some truth to it).
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| Since Chair's starting can we all now accept that the Sun is worthless? on 15:28 - Feb 24 with 2510 views | rbee |
It seems that the story broke somewhere on the continent and everone, everywhere copied it.
It isn't The Sun it's the 21st century media hungry for clicks. | | | |
| Since Chair's starting can we all now accept that the Sun is worthless? on 17:19 - Feb 24 with 2364 views | saxbend |
No it doesn't. The story said he was jailed yesterday. He played nearly the whole 90 minutes today.
I've seen football officials capable of noticing how far from the truth that is, at least with hindsight. If that doesn't make it clear how much value to place in something reported on a website without a quote or any supporting evidence, especially when the publication in question has a reputation like the Sun, then there's no hope.
Other publications copying the Sun or independently following the same "methods" as the Sun doesn't make the Sun suddenly a source of any useful information. It makes those other publications just as bad. | | | |
| Since Chair's starting can we all now accept that the Sun is worthless? on 18:31 - Feb 24 with 2039 views | Boston |
...now get yer tits out. | |
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| Since Chair's starting can we all now accept that the Sun is worthless? on 18:49 - Feb 24 with 1950 views | Benny_the_Ball |
The articles state that he has been sentenced to imprisonment, not that he's been incarcerated. There's a subtle difference. As explained in both the existing thread and match preview, continental procedure differs to the UK in that the defendant is able to walk free whilst the matter is referred to the review/appeal process. However, as it stands Chair is convicted.
P.S. There's an existing thread on this topic running into 12 pages. Starting another thread makes you appear just as click-hungry as these publications. [Post edited 24 Feb 19:13]
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| Since Chair's starting can we all now accept that the Sun is worthless? on 19:02 - Feb 24 with 1906 views | HantsR |
He got a lovely hug from Marti when substituted  | | | |
| Since Chair's starting can we all now accept that the Sun is worthless? on 22:05 - Feb 24 with 1618 views | Dorse |
Who, me? Fair enough, you asked for it. | |
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| Since Chair's starting can we all now accept that the Sun is worthless? on 14:42 - Feb 25 with 1097 views | DylanP |
That's not really how it works, is it? The article says he was sentenced to a year in prison by a foreign court. As he isn't in the custody of that legal system, he is free. There are a lot of legal steps before they could jail him: There will likely be an appeal, that could take a while. Then, the other country's legal authorities would have to request his extradition. That could take a while as well. I have no special insider knowledge, but it is common knowledge that it isn't as simple as you imply.
Of and, yes the Sun is a worthless rag | |
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