I gave up listening so missed it... Who did they attribute the text too...?Royal Lady wrote:They used what you said as if you'd texted it in just now!
I must confess that I was tempted but from the outset I though this was all wrong and no I didn't listen. Please can someone tell me that I was wrong to be critical of BBCRB for setting this up and that I now owe Tim, Joel and Ollie an apology.noise wrote:yep, exactly what i thought. unprepared and awful radioYorkshire Royal wrote:Holt 1 - STAR 0, I'm afraid...
he didn't seem remotely aggressive to me, but he didn't need to be as the guy who rang in was just struck dumb and was unable to put a single coherent thought together.weybridgewanderer wrote:holt came across as aggressive and bullish
prepared to say what he thinks and stick by it
According to Ollie Holt, we're "Neanderthal" RFC fans.soggy biscuit wrote:For as much as people don't like his opinions they have to accept that they are just that, opinions, and we are all entitled to them. If he doesn't like Reading then fair enough, a lot of football fans have irrational hatred of teams and Holt is no different. Take a look at the General football section on this very board and you will find all sorts of ridiculous things said about other clubs, I accept that writing on a message board and a national newspaper are vastly different but the types of people that do this are not, they are football fans who form views of clubs for different reasons and should be allowed to.
I am also 'lolling' at the people on here who bad mouth him for taking up what they see as a personal vendetta against the club yet are doing just the same thing themselves against this journalist.
This was possibly the most blatent piece of self promoting journalism I have seen and I can't believe anyone would be so stupid as to fall for it. 14 pages later and you still are and I reckon by the end of next week it will still be going.
Journalist 1-0 internet RFC fans
the guy who "rang in" was invited on by bbc berks as he is the STAR representativeRev Algenon Stickleback H wrote:he didn't seem remotely aggressive to me, but he didn't need to be as the guy who rang in was just struck dumb and was unable to put a single coherent thought together.weybridgewanderer wrote:holt came across as aggressive and bullish
prepared to say what he thinks and stick by it
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Still, I suppose I could have rung in and said those things, but I didn't. I was hoping that more people would have got the chance.
erm that's plasticity if u don't mindYorkshire Royal wrote:plasticness
Good shout SoEP - its all too easy to be a keyboard warrior these days.Spirit of Elm Park wrote:FWIW, I know Jon, and I certainly don't know any fan more commited to the club, I can understand that he had a million and one things that he wanted to say on the subject, but having been held up as the "mouthpiece" for "us", his emotions, which were plain for all to hear, got the better of him. Its hard to put emotions into words, and i am sure most people on here have suffered the same at one time or another.
Fair play Jon.
Maybe a few people on here should step away from the safety of their keyboard once in a while and try a little empathy.
It would have taken an hour max to isolate the key issues and prepare a response to each of them. That is all. Perhaps he did this, perhaps when the moment came panic descended.AJ~ wrote:You'd think Jon would have had days to himself to do nothing else but prepare intensely for this encouter what with his position at STAR being a full-time paid job and all...
Whys is a national journalist in a contest with a bunch of football fans from one particular club int he first place? We're fanatics about Reading Football Club, and happy to spend hours debating every nuance. What's his excuse?soggy biscuit wrote:Journalist 1-0 internet RFC fans
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