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10 minutes ago, joeyt said:

 

 

She's absolutely fucking dangerous, her. Zero credibility. Zero integrity. Thick as mince. Could start a fight in a phone box.

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She made herself a household name by going to court as a victim and has tried to double down on that ever since.

You’d want her nowhere fucking near your organisation and she’s doing more damage for the woman’s game and female pundits than any good.

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The absolute arrogance in her response to what Laura Woods said. 

“For eleven years I have worked alongside the likes of Laura and all those considered the best pundits in the game. It's therefore clear I was considered one of the best too if I was part of the same punditry team.” “No one who has ever hired me as a pundit has said I wasn't good enough or did not have all the attributes Laura referred to. Quite the contrary."

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Anyway, she's on Talksport tomorrow morning up against Simon Jordan again, so might be a good listen! 

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“So I said ‘how can we work together so I can stay in the game? How can we work together when Ian is not available, you give me a call or what can we do?’

 

This is what I think black people should do, at the highest levels we need to strategise, we need to really help each other. We can get sidelined very quickly. I went to him and I was vulnerable, I said: ‘Listen, I need your help, I need Ian’s influence.’

 

“I had that meeting with his agent, a month went by and I was like ‘what’s going on?’ so I messaged him and said: ‘Did you manage to have a chat with ITV?’ He was very dismissive, didn’t really want to help me, was a bit like: ‘Listen, it’s not going to work.’ I fully expected Ian to use his influence to keep me in the game. I’ve seen him do it with others, he did it with Gary Lineker at the BBC.

 

“There’s nothing that would make me think he wouldn’t do that for me, because you’re the ally, you’re ‘Uncle’. So the question to you is, why didn’t he do that for me? I say all this to say, you don’t want to help me, you don’t want to use your influence, you don’t want to be an ally for me in the most difficult time in my career and that’s fine, that’s cool.

 

“But nine months later, when I’ve been off screen and I’ve seen that you’re doing the games and you’ve cracked on, the fact of the matter is you have the level of influence to say: ‘I don’t need to do every game, what Eni means to women’s football is much more important than me doing all of these games. Eni is one of the main characters of women’s football, I know that this is bigger for her. It’s going to be harder for her to get this opportunity in men’s football.’

 

“That’s what I expect from an ally – sacrifice. You can’t have it both ways, you can’t have this brand that says ally, that’s not my experience of you. When it comes down to it, you never really tried.”

 

 

 

 

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3 minutes ago, toon25 said:

“So I said ‘how can we work together so I can stay in the game? How can we work together when Ian is not available, you give me a call or what can we do?’

 

This is what I think black people should do, at the highest levels we need to strategise, we need to really help each other. We can get sidelined very quickly. I went to him and I was vulnerable, I said: ‘Listen, I need your help, I need Ian’s influence.’

 

“I had that meeting with his agent, a month went by and I was like ‘what’s going on?’ so I messaged him and said: ‘Did you manage to have a chat with ITV?’ He was very dismissive, didn’t really want to help me, was a bit like: ‘Listen, it’s not going to work.’ I fully expected Ian to use his influence to keep me in the game. I’ve seen him do it with others, he did it with Gary Lineker at the BBC.

 

“There’s nothing that would make me think he wouldn’t do that for me, because you’re the ally, you’re ‘Uncle’. So the question to you is, why didn’t he do that for me? I say all this to say, you don’t want to help me, you don’t want to use your influence, you don’t want to be an ally for me in the most difficult time in my career and that’s fine, that’s cool.

 

“But nine months later, when I’ve been off screen and I’ve seen that you’re doing the games and you’ve cracked on, the fact of the matter is you have the level of influence to say: ‘I don’t need to do every game, what Eni means to women’s football is much more important than me doing all of these games. Eni is one of the main characters of women’s football, I know that this is bigger for her. It’s going to be harder for her to get this opportunity in men’s football.’

At no point has she realised that Ian isn’t interested in her apology or wanting to have any sort of relationship with her, be it personal or professional.

She’s also expecting that people will be there to lift her up, even after she publicly attacked them.

There is no indication that she has any sort of self awareness that isn’t driven by her own ego.

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3 hours ago, TK-421 said:

The absolute arrogance in her response to what Laura Woods said. 

“For eleven years I have worked alongside the likes of Laura and all those considered the best pundits in the game. It's therefore clear I was considered one of the best too if I was part of the same punditry team.” “No one who has ever hired me as a pundit has said I wasn't good enough or did not have all the attributes Laura referred to. Quite the contrary."

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Anyway, she's on Talksport tomorrow morning up against Simon Jordan again, so might be a good listen! 

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Christ; cunt vs cunt

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13 minutes ago, TK-421 said:

Talksport getting into the Punditry stuff with Aluko on shortly. :happy1:

Question: Deontay Wilder to be tagged in by Aluko to knock Jordan “spark out”?


Answer: Unlikely, as he’s a man; a real ally would become an actual “bomb squad” and self detonate next to Jordan.

 

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Aluko is either very idiotic or she’s playing this whole thing for more profile engagement. Maybe a bit of both. 
 

However, the idea that TalkSport has anything valid to say on this is pretty ridiculous and hearing Jordan say she has a job because of DEI (an American social media culture war concept anyway) is also pretty awful.
 

The fact he’s empowered enough to say that to her face in the studio is also worrying. 

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Not a TalkSport fan generally or Simon Jordan but I'm interested in why they shouldn't have anything to say on the matter. They're mostly sports journalists/presenters themselves. She keeps claiming she's being overlooked for punditry and that another male pundit should help her out. She's just totally doubled down on that thought too. It needs calling out or understood. For someone who's clearly intelligent she makes herself look as daft as fuck. 

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