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Today's The Sun front cover

By jamiescfc2010 - 02-05-2012 09:18

[World]

I don't know why The Sun had to do this on their front cover today. I think the cover is offensive to those who have a speech problem but as long as Roy Hodgson does his job then the front cover will be a distant memory.

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By kingjaime - 02-05-2012 12:51

[BVB]

Typically pathetic. Cheapest of "jokes", making the England manager a figure of fun before he's even had a training session, let alone a match, has to be record time. Hopefully they just lost any and all of their readership who endure speech impediments. And a number who believe, even if they preferred Redknapp, that with Hodgson in place he should be treated with a fair amount of respect, especially when just starting out. Typical Sun.

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By apwall21 - 02-05-2012 14:46

Publicity "Stunt". Perhaps the only thing stunted will be that scumbag's wealth.

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By xellu - 02-05-2012 19:47

Shameful. Simply childish.

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By rivercampion - 03-05-2012 04:18

[MZUSA]

don't know what the cover is about but the question is ...

How can anybody read The Sun?

or any of Rupert Murdoch shameless products for that matter.?

what a cancer to Democracies.

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By apwall21 - 03-05-2012 14:55

not just shameless, shameful. Debasing.

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By safctillidie - 03-05-2012 20:42

they repeated it today basically this time ripping jonathon ross' speach impediment

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By ashleyhughes - 04-05-2012 15:15

[LEGEND]

According to what I learnt at GCSE English, The Sun has a reading age of 7, maybe that will explain the people who run it...

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By rivercampion - 05-05-2012 02:39

[MZUSA]

the terrible problem that the readers of The Sun and similar Murdoch's stuff...may have a reading age of 7 (and the intellect of a 7 year old) but unfortunately they vote!

...worse they vote for whom Rupert's wants them to vote!

and don't get me started in how his empire is not only that but one of the most powerful corrupting forces... well I guess I'm preaching to choir since you live in Britain... I wish he could rot in jail , but ain't going to happen.