http://www.telegraph.co.uk/
Clive Tyldesley made a wise observation about modern football this week.
And it was nothing to do with that night in Istanbul. Chairing a debate
on 20 years of the Premier League organised by the universities of
Brighton and Coventry, the ITV commentator summed thin
Brilliantly put. 100% agree with him, even though he writes for the
Telegraph!
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>Clive Tyldesley made a wise observation about modern football this week.
>And it was nothing to do with that night in Istanbul. Chairing a debate
>on 20 years of the Premier League organised by the universities of
>Brighton and Coventry, the ITV commentator summed things up by asking
>his audience
Although I pretty much agree with the conclusion (as I read it, I was
thinking "it's all about money - how much they get paid and how much we have
to pay these days"), the constantly quoted "20 years ago" is horse-sh*t.
I've been going to football games for way longer than 20 years and all the
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Some of them should get paid in bananas.
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> - the multi billion TV contracts divided out to the clubs is largely
> squandered by weak Chairmen or not even enough to pay the bananas wages
> of the players.
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> Clive Tyldesley made a wise observation about modern football this week.
And it was nothing to do with that night in Istanbul.
Here, clearly, speaks a Man Utd fan upset that Tydesley has stopped talking
about "that night in Barcelona"...
Ed.
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On 26 Jan 2012, at 11:53, Ed Morrish wrote:
>> Clive Tyldesley made a wise observation about modern football this week.
> And it was nothing to do with that night in Istanbul.
>
> Here, clearly, speaks a Man Utd fan upset that Tydesley has stop
> hang on a rose coloured glass moment, was this the good old days when
> thousands of young men went to football purely with the intention of a
> ruck, quite happy to batter an innocent bystander just cos they might
> belong to a different tribe?
Hold on a minute Richard. That's classic word twi
>Hold on a minute Richard. That's classic word twisting.
>
WHAT! me twist wrdos???
OK, so you were one of the lucky 1% who met their heroes on the bus, down
the pub or in a panto - I'm dead jealous - I do mean that I'm not being
sarcastic.
However for the rest of us, there was virtually no conne
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