Slaven Bilic named as West Ham Manager (09.06.15)
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I know that is a commonplace saying this season, but for me it is the opposite:
no one is prepared to roll over and have their tummies tickled like they used to.
I think no one team can get away, because they would have to play at an almost impossibly high level to do so,given the more even nature of the teams in the PL this season.
In the season where Stoke have Shaqiri, Palace have Cabaye, Bournemouth have Iturbe, Leicester have Mahrez, Everton have Lukaku etc...the league is so much more competitive.
And we have some bloke called Payet.
I've literally just been on the #belikebill page on fb
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Bryan says Bilic won him over ;bowdown
;whistle
SB [a defender who played for his country] talking to you about areas of your defending which are good and those which can be improved on or RM [have you seen Everton defend this season?].
express.co.uk/sport/football/641168/Slaven-Bilic-warning-West-Ham-owners-Olympic-Stadium
He really doesn't though, does he. Doesn't even reference the owners. I hate this kind of 'journalism'.
It's sub-editing at its worst.
The trouble, imo, is the sub-editors (or whoever is tasked with it) who add titles which fail to reflect the content of the story, and often downright contradict it.
I do tend to think the owners (well one) get a bit carried away and some of the fans take every word literally.
And people read rubbish like this from the Mail, Express, Sun etc. far more than they would read a story that took a week to report on.
http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/west-hams-mark-noble-should-get-england-call-hes-one-of-roy-hodgsons-best-options-says-slaven-bilic-a3173571.html
Is it self-regulated?