Woeful Journalism

Sir Ryan Tubridy (services to broadcasting)

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These people have already been given accolades with nominations for COTY. The next tier would be making a COTY final. The highest honour bestowed is bring awarded COTY.

Lord Patrick Kenny

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Dame Miriam O’Callaghan.

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Claire Byrne OBE

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Sir A N Other of ballymalloe.
Services to internet

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Overly Bloated Ego ???

Sir Bob Geldof. Oh wait.

West brit rag

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Deliberate or oblivious use of ‘pop-up’ ?

Rented apartments being used for brothels?
They must have had to do some serious investigative work to uncover that.

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maybe they got a tipoff from dillie o’wea

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One Bland Entertainer

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Is that Peter Schmeichel

Perhaps not truly woeful journalism, but I actually disagree with almost all of his examples.

Same guy had an article yesterday on the decline in darts. To me darts had exploded in recent years.

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That’s @Sid_Waddell surely

I’d agree with most of those. Ghosting especially. There’s some players can’t move anywhere without ghosting there.

Obviously, all those words should be used in their proper context.

But ghosted describes the act of a player making an untracked run in behind to a goalscoring position in a way that no other word does; materialised certainly doesn’t do so.

Getting rid of position names is bizarre.

The only one I’d unequivocally agree with is the phrase “kick ball”; doesn’t belong in an article. But spurned, rued, harrowing, physicality (???), are all fine when used in the proper context.