Yeah, I listened to James Pearce and he said bascially he has carte blanche to write whatever he wants, most importantly he has the time to develop stories or opinion pieces and he is not beholden to clicks or a insistent online news cycle. I will take quality over quantity any day and I am happy to pay for it.
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Originally posted by Nicey View Postyou can get 50% off via redmen tv works out at 2.49 per month for a boat load of content, just signed up, looks very good
I like the fact the Journalists are not chasing clicksOriginally posted by Liverpool View PostThey seem to be enjoying their writing knowing it's not as pressured for clicks and it's not lowest common denominatorDefinitely look at The Blizzard too then. Its really good. More historic/unusual stories though.Originally posted by Nicey View PostYeah, I listened to James Pearce and he said bascially he has carte blanche to write whatever he wants, most importantly he has the time to develop stories or opinion pieces and he is not beholden to clicks or a insistent online news cycle. I will take quality over quantity any day and I am happy to pay for it.*Except Michael, who died.
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Remember how this site was founded by people outraged that a fat bloke could charge for what was available free elsewhere? What if that fat bloke had the money to make sure that it wasn't available elsewhere?
The Athletic are nasty, even if they've managed to sign up some nice people to do their dirty work for them.
I'm all for paying for quality journalism. And I subscribe to those that I enjoy reading. But I won't be subscribing to The Athletic. What's desperately needed is a quality sports daily in the UK along the lines of Marca, Gazetta dello Sport etc. but not some monopolistic ****s from Silicon Valley who want to kill local journalism as a main aim.“We will wait every local paper out and let them continuously bleed until we are the last ones standing,” Alex Mather, a co-founder of The Athletic, said in an interview in San Francisco. “We will suck them dry of their best talent at every moment. We will make business extremely difficult for them.”Last edited by calvoboy; 30-08-19, 11:02 PM.
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Feels like a mistake on his part. Really can't see him settling there. Different league, different language, different culture. I don't know enough about him, but feels like he'll be up against it.
Why wasn't he willing to show a little more patience at his boyhood club? He was progressing well and the unfortunate injury to Glatzel bumped him even further up the pecking order. I honestly don't get his thought process on this one.
I think he's burned his bridges here now unfortunately.
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