Jimmy_Crouch
Ken Catchpole (46)
All the Onion Tv did a great job with the tahs, Reds, Brums, Aussie 7s girls and the school boys rugby. They just need/ed a bigger platform.
It's the warts n all approach. Even being in the car with fans hearing them talk about. Docos like the Cricket aren't bad but the players are so aware and it's controlled.Season 1 was gloriously hilarious. Expecting it to be the wonderful comeback story of their return to the premiership and crashing down for b2b relegation. I liked season 2, and welcome to Wrexham and Drive to Survive but there's something so moreish about watching everything fall apart with crazy and absurd levels of access that it's clear nobody but the big big boss wanted but were now all contractually obliged to gove.
So has this new comp been sold to Apple yet? Surely that is a goer.
I get what you are saying but I still think you are wrong. Having to purchase goods from unethical companies is more or less a fact of life. Most of those things can't realistically be avoided in any meaningful way for ordinary people doing ordinary things.careful the moral police here will bitch & moan about how bad ethically this is while posting it from their iphone in an Uber about to get on a Boeing plane which they will watch a Disney film on while being fueled by bp
I get what you are saying but I still think you are wrong. Having to purchase goods from unethical companies is more or less a fact of life. Most of those things can't realistically be avoided in any meaningful way for ordinary people doing ordinary things.
That's a whole different thing to having the sport you love sponsored or owned by an authoritarian regime that commits crimes against humanity.
I find it a lot easier to just watch the sport, I couldn't tell you who owns the teams I support or who funds the game. I turn on the TV and watch what I enjoy.I get what you are saying but I still think you are wrong. Having to purchase goods from unethical companies is more or less a fact of life. Most of those things can't realistically be avoided in any meaningful way for ordinary people doing ordinary things.
That's a whole different thing to having the sport you love sponsored or owned by an authoritarian regime that commits crimes against humanity.
care to extrapolate how?thats a very hypocritical comment imo
care to extrapolate how?
I just dont agree that ppl can whine & moan about investment in sport but its okay to use a phone with the same ppl investing in that company.
At the risk of blowing up this thread - the idea that you can't be in the middle-ground on ethical issues, or any subject for that matter, takes a very limited view to complex problems imo. All-or-nothing, black and white thinking gets us nowhere.I just dont agree that ppl can whine & moan about investment in sport but its okay to use a phone with the same ppl investing in that company.
At the risk of blowing up this thread - the idea that you can't be in the middle-ground on ethical issues, or any subject for that matter, takes a very limited view to complex problems imo. All-or-nothing, black and white thinking gets us nowhere.
Probs should save this discussion for another thread though, if anywhere at all.
All good mate - I enjoy the debate, just can see how it could, as has done in the past, blow up deluxe and lose all relevance to the threadno worries i'll shut up about it