Yeah, it's definitely a cut and paste job. The Bale of 2009-2010 would have rightfully been offered £70,000 but now he'd be offered £100,000 plus to keep him here.
Personally i don't listen to anything that doesn't offer quotes. Proper quotes from players, agents and managers and chairman. I can't stand it when they sometimes put "a Tottenham insider". It means nothing. It could be someone who has been to see Spurs once. Ridiculous. In fact the recent Bale article about his happiness at Spurs is a prime example....
But a Spurs insider said: “Gareth wants to stay for next season.
“To say he is happy at the club right now is a bit of an understatement.”
More great journalism
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posted on 24/5/12
Unbelievable how bad some sports journalists/editors are. There is no other type of journalism that is so badly regulated.
posted on 24/5/12
Agreed. Even the news guys don't make up as much as the sports guys.....
posted on 24/5/12
Yeah, it's definitely a cut and paste job. The Bale of 2009-2010 would have rightfully been offered £70,000 but now he'd be offered £100,000 plus to keep him here.
Personally i don't listen to anything that doesn't offer quotes. Proper quotes from players, agents and managers and chairman. I can't stand it when they sometimes put "a Tottenham insider". It means nothing. It could be someone who has been to see Spurs once. Ridiculous. In fact the recent Bale article about his happiness at Spurs is a prime example....
But a Spurs insider said: “Gareth wants to stay for next season.
“To say he is happy at the club right now is a bit of an understatement.”
posted on 24/5/12
Don't let the facts get in the way of a good story - so they say!
posted on 24/5/12
The `Good Old Fail`
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