Didnât they ring someone up and tell them theyâd banged his daughter in some depraved manner? The epitome of misogyny and with a sexual content. I understand Harte has no problem with sexual violence against women but I think the BBC were right in their sanction for Brand and Ross. *
Yes and they got the bullet. Murray, as far as I know wasnât censured. RTĂ came out with a rather lame weâre sorry if you were offended. They didnât actually seem to find anything wrong with the skit itself.
Rte allowed a bad sketch which 100% connects back to the murder of an innocent and beautiful young woman on her honeymoon ffs.
Mickey Harte not only has the support of Tyrone Gaa people for his stance here but of any person with an ounce of decency.
It might not have been intentional but was offensive and insensitive. When I heard the sketch first I was horrified as I immediately made the connection with his daughter. Can I imagine how a father would have felt?
If it was intentional the whole organization should be shot, of course it wasnât. Was it incompetent that nobody made the connection- hell yes and typical of RTEĚ
Mickey Harte is above reproach and is dead right to hold a grudge against the entire RTE organisation for a 2 minute âcomedyâ sketch done by a radio host and one of his producers. The link between this radio show and the sports department and particularly the Sunday Game section is very clear and the Sunday Game should apologise unreservedly for what they have done here.
Harte is dead right, there should be no forgiveness here. Despite being a devout Christian, he is not one to forgive others or give second chances once you cross a line. Isnât that right @Matty_Hislop?
I think you will find that itâs you who canât understand English. You still have yet to show any development in understanding the difference between speculation and actuality.