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Considering the number of gambling adverts that are on telly - which I assume are allowed under current legislation- it seems a bit hypercritical to attack the FA when the government allows gambling to be so assessable.
Not an anti-Tory post just think government should take the lead rather than football.
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Betting and football on 22:40 - Jan 8 with 419 views
Which I thought was massively hypocritical given their enormous reliance on betting companies for advertising- and the invidious way they allow them to advertise by just talking about odds in a casual way, as if talking to a correspondence about the team lineups. They seek to make it just part of the normal commentary on the game, rather than an ad- which is deeply cynical. They shouldnt be normalising it- especially during the day when kids may be listening.
The presence of those seeking the truth is infinitely to be preferred to the presence of those who think they've found it.
(Sir Terry Pratchett)
Which I thought was massively hypocritical given their enormous reliance on betting companies for advertising- and the invidious way they allow them to advertise by just talking about odds in a casual way, as if talking to a correspondence about the team lineups. They seek to make it just part of the normal commentary on the game, rather than an ad- which is deeply cynical. They shouldnt be normalising it- especially during the day when kids may be listening.
Needs to be a crack down like there was wIth Tobacco.