Just e-mailed look North re.Derby Coverage

[Mr.Thunders]

Let you know if they reply.
Sir

In light of the forthcoming Tyne and Wear Derby match I'd like to request that as a license payer and season ticket holder (of one of the teams involved)) you consider your choice of "supporters representatives" to interview in the build up to the game.

Recently you have sought the views of publicity shy Steve Wraith to represent Newcastle United supporters.
Whilst I'm sure his views represent a tiny minority of the Geordie Nation I feel picking the pea sized brain of a pseudo gangster is not in keeping with the foundations on which the BBC was formed.

Following the 1-1 draw at the Stadium of Light in January 2011 Steve was critical of the behaviour of some Sunderland supporters, however the BBC allowing someone who claims to have a close relationship with East London gangsters' the Krays and other notable criminals in the nations capital is hardly suitable is he?
If a child is murdered in the North East in the future will you be seeking the views of Mary Bell? I think not.

Steve aka "The Geordie Connection" is not the type of supporter the BBC should be providing further publicity to, I'm sure the best party city in the world must have sevral potential supporters who are eloquent and reasoned in their pre-match predictions?

Kind Regards

[KarenDent]

Superb that Mr Thunders (doffs cap)


keep us posted

[Banana Boy]

Didn't realise he was a gangster like.

I genuinely thought he was a priest.

[RadioFreeEurope]

Originally Posted by Mr.Thunders

Let you know if they reply.
Sir

In light of the forthcoming Tyne and Wear Derby match I'd like to request that as a license payer and season ticket holder (of one of the teams involved)) you consider your choice of "supporters representatives" to interview in the build up to the game.

Recently you have sought the views of publicity shy Steve Wraith to represent Newcastle United supporters.
Whilst I'm sure his views represent a tiny minority of the Geordie Nation I feel picking the pea sized brain of a pseudo gangster is not in keeping with the foundations on which the BBC was formed.

Following the 1-1 draw at the Stadium of Light in January 2011 Steve was critical of the behaviour of some Sunderland supporters, however the BBC allowing someone who claims to have a close relationship with East London gangsters' the Krays and other notable criminals in the nations capital is hardly suitable is he?
If a child is murdered in the North East in the future will you be seeking the views of Mary Bell? I think not.

Steve aka "The Geordie Connection" is not the type of supporter the BBC should be providing further publicity to, I'm sure the best party city in the world must have sevral potential supporters who are eloquent and reasoned in their pre-match predictions?

Kind Regards

This is the verb - you should have used the noun, licence.

[Alan BStard]

I expect theyve had worse although maybe with less tortuous misuse of aspostrophes.

[safc4everbp]

Originally Posted by RadioFreeEurope

This is the verb - you should have used the noun, licence.

here,s a verb fuck off

[longtimelurker]

Originally Posted by safc4everbp

here,s a verb fuck off

RFE, I see you have rediscovered your space bar you bell end.

[dirty bristow]

Good work Sir but prepare for fellow Sunderland fans to abuse and accuse and accusations of obsession.
Chances are, those who do it never grace the Ssol anyway

[Mr.Thunders]

Originally Posted by dirty bristow

Good work Sir but prepare for fellow Sunderland fans to abuse and accuse and accusations of obsession.
Chances are, those who do it never grace the Ssol anyway

Good point well made.

Originally Posted by RadioFreeEurope

This is the verb - you should have used the noun, licence.

typo Mr Perfect.
What do you care anyway c untface?

[ds0rco]

Originally Posted by safc4everbp

here,s a verb fuck off

No, that was a verb and an adverb