I would say he's using a platform that doesn't belong to him , if he wants to campaign about issues he should get his own. It's not about his wealth. Would people like it if a right wing person started spouting off about his beliefs,
Utter nonsense.
He uses his own twitter feed ?
He does have his own. You are talking b***ks.
Was I talking bollox when I agreed with you we aren't really in lockdown rather some restrictions.
But you lose the right to personal opinions that influence when you work for the BBC - thats how it works. But Lineker doesn't think it applies to him. Fortunately the tax man can have an opinion and in his opinion he thinks Lineker owes him 4.8 million quid.
Tax thing - nothing to do with this. Just trying to negate an inconvenient opinion.
It obviously did apply to Neil because hes now expressing opinions on GB news that he never did while on the BBC.
It applied to Emily maitlis when she was reprimanded about impartiality. To to clarify, I have no problems with people expressing their opinions, but Mr linekar should wait until he's asked on an appropriate platform.
I must
I must have missed his match of the day rant on behalf of the Palestinians
wintergreen is clearly and blatantly trolling now. Twitter (where Lineker shares his views that seem to upset the far right) is a free to use public forum so he can say what he likes. It's clear indication that pFC is just alt-right troll. Hence why I called him spambot. If he IS human, he actually comes up with more generic alt-right standard phrases than an actual bot
If he was doing it on MOTD you might have a point, but he isn’t.
Neil did not express his well-known leanings on air (as far as I am aware), though his bias was often to be seen in his questioning if never overtly stated.
What like Twitter? Or does he have to do like #45 and create his own platform (how IS that going?) before he can spout empathetic opinions about poverty and immigration?
thing is people conflate believing in a pure socialist society with believing in providing social services to the countries poorest....they are very, very different things. Linekar isn't a socialist and most people in Britain are not, he's empathic and believes in ensuring we don't leave the weakest behind, he doesn't believe the country should own the means to production and everyone should earn pretty much the same.
It's the sign of someone that lacks a well rounded set of emotions, someone with personality disorders on the sociopath spectrum.
that makes huge assumptions on the people who grew up with, the charities he gets involved in, his family and friends. You can be wealthy but mingle with and understand the impact of politics on the weakest.
He appears to be wearing Donny Osmond's teeth.
Is psychiatry one of your sidelines.
