Comments on: BBC And Panorama Football’s Dirty Secrets: Job Only Half Done? http://stateofthegame.co.uk/2006/09/19/bbc-and-panorama-footballs-dirty-secrets-job-only-half-done/ Football News, Views, Articles and Discussion Sun, 20 May 2012 13:16:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Sack the Juggler http://stateofthegame.co.uk/2006/09/19/bbc-and-panorama-footballs-dirty-secrets-job-only-half-done/#comment-7804 Sack the Juggler Wed, 20 Sep 2006 17:29:40 +0000 http://stateofthegame.co.uk/2006/09/19/bbc-and-panorama-footballs-dirty-secrets-job-only-half-done/#comment-7804 Hi Alan, I thought I'd give Panorama a go after getting bored / frustrated with my teams attempts at progressing to the next stage of the carling cup but found I was bored with that too. I kept waiting for this evidence that was going to surface about bungs but it didn't, just bravado and innuendo fromsome opportunist agents trying to make some more cash. Can't see Sam getting the push, in fact I can see the Panorama team getting the push before him! Think the tapping up videos were more worthy of a program, but it seems so depressingly common that you wonder if there's any point in having rules at all. Clearly managers and agents are talking all the time about players (as you'd expect), but when does it cross the line and become an issue? Hi Alan, I thought I’d give Panorama a go after getting bored / frustrated with my teams attempts at progressing to the next stage of the carling cup but found I was bored with that too.

I kept waiting for this evidence that was going to surface about bungs but it didn’t, just bravado and innuendo fromsome opportunist agents trying to make some more cash.

Can’t see Sam getting the push, in fact I can see the Panorama team getting the push before him!

Think the tapping up videos were more worthy of a program, but it seems so depressingly common that you wonder if there’s any point in having rules at all. Clearly managers and agents are talking all the time about players (as you’d expect), but when does it cross the line and become an issue?

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