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Originally Posted By: redrum
He asked Charlotte Jackson to 'Tuck his shirt in"


So why didn't they sack him there and then? Charlotte Jackson obviously wasn't offended enough to report him. They've only done this now because of the pressure to do something to look like they have taken tough measures. Slysports are ridiculous.

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He most likely got a warning. That was in all fairness, sexual harassment.

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I think his employers are well aware of the character he is having worked there for so long and in the media. Some snivelling little tw@t has recorded him, not been satisfied with just the suspension and looked through for other comments to get him out. And slysports have used that opportunity to make themsevles look tough and pc to the media. Gray is still a tit though. Looks like Keys will remain.

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your totally wrong.

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Originally Posted By: andy86
your totally wrong.


I'm totally not wrong.

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Originally Posted By: Dunk
Yup, you see, you took your eye off the game, this is my point. I do believe that some women, the minority of course, do understand the rules of football etc and Sian Massey will be able to do her job as good as many man, I really do believe that. But that doesn't mean that I want to see split arses officiating the game.


i was thinking the same thing during the wolves game and totally agree with you. i think for a girl also there may be an influence of her subconsciously favouring a player she finds more attractive when making a decision.

there are a lot of women out there who watch football but when you ask them if they are watching the match at the weekend (not the best chat up line) they usually reply with "who wouldn't want to see 22 hot men running around a pitch getting sweaty and dirty".

i have a lot of respect for sian massey cos it was inevitable she would be subjected to the kind of criticism given by by andy gray and richard keys but im not sure if its the best idea to have women refereeing mens games and vice versa.



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Yup, you see, you took your eye off the game, this is my point. I do believe that some women, the minority of course, do understand the rules of football etc and Sian Massey will be able to do her job as good as many man, I really do believe that. But that doesn't mean that I want to see split arses officiating the game.


i was thinking the same thing during the wolves game and totally agree with you. i think for a girl also there may be an influence of her subconsciously favouring a player she finds more attractive when making a decision.

there are a lot of women out there who watch football but when you ask them if they are watching the match at the weekend (not the best chat up line) they usually reply with "who wouldn't want to see 22 hot men running around a pitch getting sweaty and dirty".

i have a lot of respect for sian massey cos it was inevitable she would be subjected to the kind of criticism given by by andy gray and richard keys but im not sure if its the best idea to have women refereeing mens games and vice versa.


That's the most laughable comment I've heard. Uneducated, ignorant and ill informed.

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Originally Posted By: Dunk
Yup, you see, you took your eye off the game, this is my point. I do believe that some women, the minority of course, do understand the rules of football etc and Sian Massey will be able to do her job as good as many man, I really do believe that. But that doesn't mean that I want to see split arses officiating the game.


i was thinking the same thing during the wolves game and totally agree with you. i think for a girl also there may be an influence of her subconsciously favouring a player she finds more attractive when making a decision.

there are a lot of women out there who watch football but when you ask them if they are watching the match at the weekend (not the best chat up line) they usually reply with "who wouldn't want to see 22 hot men running around a pitch getting sweaty and dirty".

i have a lot of respect for sian massey cos it was inevitable she would be subjected to the kind of criticism given by by andy gray and richard keys but im not sure if its the best idea to have women refereeing mens games and vice versa.


Oh please! What era are you living in...

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I am glad Gray gor the sack. If I asked a girl at work to stick a microphone down my trousers I would be sacked (if she complained to the boss or HR). I know that for a fact because I was sacked in 2008 for exactly the same thing (except it was a stapler) But its even worse in his situation because he presents sky sports with many viewers male and female. Commercially he had to go and there is no excuse because he should have known that.


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