Jeremy Clarkson suspended by BBC...
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robemcdonald said:
don4l said:
What do you think that I made up? There is nothing in your post that contradicts anything that I wrote.
In fact, if you read both posts carefully, and without prejudice, you will see that we both agree that Oisin has behaved impeccably.
So, do you really believe that 500 totally innocent people should lose their jobs?
Do you really believe that Oisin's wishes should be ignored?
Sorry I may have missed something, but which 500 people are losing their jobs?In fact, if you read both posts carefully, and without prejudice, you will see that we both agree that Oisin has behaved impeccably.
So, do you really believe that 500 totally innocent people should lose their jobs?
Do you really believe that Oisin's wishes should be ignored?
mybrainhurts said:
don4l said:
Ari said:
don4l said:
No, not the Daily Mail - Perry McCarthy.
Really? You're best mates with Perry McCarthy are you? 
I'll be safe. I could go to work for the BBC or join a LibDems. Either way, I'll be safe for at least 30 years.
All those shouty triumphalists round here who insist that JC had to be removed by the BBC might think again after listening to the Moral Maze on Radio 4 about public attitudes to the reburial of Richard III, given his distasteful lifetime conduct, broadcast on 25th and 28th March 2015.
It was suggested that society today views the bad behaviour of celebrities as acceptable and expected, for various reasons.
I think this is what generally goes on these days. I can think of many examples so, to treat JC differently is really out of order.
It was suggested that society today views the bad behaviour of celebrities as acceptable and expected, for various reasons.
I think this is what generally goes on these days. I can think of many examples so, to treat JC differently is really out of order.
stitchface said:
In the comments...Dear BBC...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0doSWS0Fj24
ONLY SOUND BUT VERY NOT SAFE FOR WORK, IN FACT PROBABLY NOT SAFE FOR ANYWHERE...
Somebody ain't happy....
mybrainhurts said:
All those shouty triumphalists round here who insist that JC had to be removed by the BBC might think again after listening to the Moral Maze on Radio 4 about public attitudes to the reburial of Richard III, given his distasteful lifetime conduct, broadcast on 25th and 28th March 2015.
Tudor propaganda ?As for JC, he got what he deserved, and probably wanted.
Adrian W said:
I've just seen an advert for the Clare Ballding show (fri 10.00), this says just about everything about the BBC
?It's a sports chat show, pretty much an updated version of the old John Inverdale show. Given that Balding has managed her career to become arguably the BBC's lead sports presenter now then how is this controversial? The best chat show around currently is generally The Last Leg so another sports chat show that is more easy listening less edgy and absolutely not Woss or Norton is good with me.
DJRC said:
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It's a sports chat show, pretty much an updated version of the old John Inverdale show. Given that Balding has managed her career to become arguably the BBC's lead sports presenter now then how is this controversial? The best chat show around currently is generally The Last Leg so another sports chat show that is more easy listening less edgy and absolutely not Woss or Norton is good with me.
Exactly, completely non controversial, a woman and a lesbian, perfect for the BBC. It's a sports chat show, pretty much an updated version of the old John Inverdale show. Given that Balding has managed her career to become arguably the BBC's lead sports presenter now then how is this controversial? The best chat show around currently is generally The Last Leg so another sports chat show that is more easy listening less edgy and absolutely not Woss or Norton is good with me.
Adrian W said:
DJRC said:
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It's a sports chat show, pretty much an updated version of the old John Inverdale show. Given that Balding has managed her career to become arguably the BBC's lead sports presenter now then how is this controversial? The best chat show around currently is generally The Last Leg so another sports chat show that is more easy listening less edgy and absolutely not Woss or Norton is good with me.
Exactly, completely non controversial, a woman and a lesbian, perfect for the BBC. It's a sports chat show, pretty much an updated version of the old John Inverdale show. Given that Balding has managed her career to become arguably the BBC's lead sports presenter now then how is this controversial? The best chat show around currently is generally The Last Leg so another sports chat show that is more easy listening less edgy and absolutely not Woss or Norton is good with me.
Einion Yrth said:
Adrian W said:
DJRC said:
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It's a sports chat show, pretty much an updated version of the old John Inverdale show. Given that Balding has managed her career to become arguably the BBC's lead sports presenter now then how is this controversial? The best chat show around currently is generally The Last Leg so another sports chat show that is more easy listening less edgy and absolutely not Woss or Norton is good with me.
Exactly, completely non controversial, a woman and a lesbian, perfect for the BBC. It's a sports chat show, pretty much an updated version of the old John Inverdale show. Given that Balding has managed her career to become arguably the BBC's lead sports presenter now then how is this controversial? The best chat show around currently is generally The Last Leg so another sports chat show that is more easy listening less edgy and absolutely not Woss or Norton is good with me.
colonel c said:
Einion Yrth said:
Adrian W said:
DJRC said:
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It's a sports chat show, pretty much an updated version of the old John Inverdale show. Given that Balding has managed her career to become arguably the BBC's lead sports presenter now then how is this controversial? The best chat show around currently is generally The Last Leg so another sports chat show that is more easy listening less edgy and absolutely not Woss or Norton is good with me.
Exactly, completely non controversial, a woman and a lesbian, perfect for the BBC. It's a sports chat show, pretty much an updated version of the old John Inverdale show. Given that Balding has managed her career to become arguably the BBC's lead sports presenter now then how is this controversial? The best chat show around currently is generally The Last Leg so another sports chat show that is more easy listening less edgy and absolutely not Woss or Norton is good with me.
I'm going to write a letter.
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