I think given mckenzies past was stupid in the extreme particularly at this time of year and I am amazed the sun still employ him it seems provocative and uncommercial it probably affects their sales. I also think given he is of mixed race using the headline referring to ape was probably racist and the sun might find themselves in hot water. But there is some truth in the article grossly overpaid premiership footballers drinking and lording it in local nightclubs is probably a risky siruation and you could say an unprofessional one. You may agree or not but that is a legitimate opinion and with free speech you should be allowed to express it. So although I do think the article goes beyond what should have been published Mckenzie is an idiot who should not be employed in that capacity I do think there is an element of manufactured rage going on. We need to be careful as in the future we will not be allowed to say anything including forums like this.
I agree, he has free speech to comment on players wages/behaviour, but when he compares to a 'city' saying he only Liverpool people with money are drugs deals, he crossed the line, did he say the same about John Terry and compared him to London drugs dealers who are the only rich people?? JT has done far more despicable things.
McKenzie takes every opportunity to rubbish Liverpool as he is on a personal battle, It's crazy the Sun have not severed all links with the odious poisonous snake. The good thing is this is not just Liverpool, the whole country has seen how McKenzie and the Sun behave, hopefully people will stop buying the trash and will pressure the advertisers, you'd think Murdoch would have put a stop to all this as he has been dragged through the smelly stuff in the last few years and would want to be clear of it. The timing also sucks, but Barkley provided the bullets with his behaviour at this time of year.
The Ape comment is interesting, as I had no idea Barkley had a mixed race background, as probably most didn't as it is not obvious, so unless you know his heritage, it's defendable I guess, but press should check facts before printing, so they should know.