BrockBuster
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- 21 Aug 2018
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To play devil's advocate, most people who buy printed newspapers are of the older generation who fall into a highly likely NIMBY group. If it's not horror stories about football hooligans it's those nasty foreigners taking away our jobs or how weed smokers are destroying society etc.Have you read any of the stadium pieces? There is a huge bias towards those who are against the stadium project, and worse than that, they have published a number of front page articles without a single shread of evidence to support their allegations. That is not only poor journalism, its bordering on libellous.
I completely understand the need for balance, and I've no issue with articles that offer a counter view to the stadium, or the club. But we're not seeing that balance. And let's remember that without this stadium there is a very real likelihood that there will be no club.
I couldn't care less about transfer speculation or little titbits coming out of the club. I don't expect anyone to be hiding behind the curtains in Des' office to get an exclusive. All I expect is journalistic integrity and balance, and we're getting neither.
Just playing to their demographic, which I don't think you can blame the journalist for as much as the state of populist politics and clickbait news in general.