Sky Sports News guess work ... 10:47 - Jan 28 with 2451 views | Bellevue_Blue | There was a time not so long ago that Sky Sports were the beacon of transfer news and information. No we get a panel of 'transfer experts' who are just content creators and reporting that might as well have just been a summary of a few of the threads on here. |  | | |  |
Sky Sports News guess work ... on 13:07 - Jan 28 with 2139 views | J2BLUE | Now they wheel out some idiot like Merson who says something which flies in the face of logic and then it's reported as fact. |  |
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Sky Sports News guess work ... on 13:17 - Jan 28 with 2048 views | Yppswyche | The world in general is only interested in opinions nowadays, news outlets mirror comment sections and message boards, 24/7 rolling news requires constant clicks & attention at all costs. We live in the age of content creation, not journalism. |  | |  |
Sky Sports News guess work ... on 13:18 - Jan 28 with 2035 views | hoppy |
Sky Sports News guess work ... on 13:17 - Jan 28 by Yppswyche | The world in general is only interested in opinions nowadays, news outlets mirror comment sections and message boards, 24/7 rolling news requires constant clicks & attention at all costs. We live in the age of content creation, not journalism. |
Why do you think that is? Any idea? |  |
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Sky Sports News guess work ... on 13:20 - Jan 28 with 2002 views | tcblue | Miss the days of Harry talking from his car window, and purple uhh, marital aids |  | |  |
Sky Sports News guess work ... on 13:25 - Jan 28 with 1924 views | Yppswyche |
Sky Sports News guess work ... on 13:18 - Jan 28 by hoppy | Why do you think that is? Any idea? |
Because our attention has been monetised on an industrial scale, skewing our expectations and attention spans, reducing patience & tolerance, and deepening the powers of anxiety and immediacy. |  | |  |
Sky Sports News guess work ... on 13:36 - Jan 28 with 1809 views | Swansea_Blue |
Sky Sports News guess work ... on 13:25 - Jan 28 by Yppswyche | Because our attention has been monetised on an industrial scale, skewing our expectations and attention spans, reducing patience & tolerance, and deepening the powers of anxiety and immediacy. |
Sorry, lost you after "attention" |  |
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Sky Sports News guess work ... on 14:58 - Jan 28 with 1634 views | J2BLUE |
Sky Sports News guess work ... on 13:25 - Jan 28 by Yppswyche | Because our attention has been monetised on an industrial scale, skewing our expectations and attention spans, reducing patience & tolerance, and deepening the powers of anxiety and immediacy. |
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Sky Sports News guess work ... on 16:01 - Jan 28 with 1403 views | SaffronWaldenBlues | Very few people watch these types of shows in 2025. Even fewer under the age of 40, there isn't the interest anymore, people can get the information they want curated through their smartphone. People aren't hanging onto Sky for transfer news anymore, it's a dinosaur. |  |
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Sky Sports News guess work ... on 16:25 - Jan 28 with 1190 views | MattinLondon |
Sky Sports News guess work ... on 16:01 - Jan 28 by SaffronWaldenBlues | Very few people watch these types of shows in 2025. Even fewer under the age of 40, there isn't the interest anymore, people can get the information they want curated through their smartphone. People aren't hanging onto Sky for transfer news anymore, it's a dinosaur. |
I take your point but if very few people were watching those shows then Sky wouldn’t bother employing the presenter or paying the pundits or have outside broadcasts, which are expensive. There must be a market to do so otherwise they’ll just put on a reply of a match. |  | |  |
Sky Sports News guess work ... on 16:45 - Jan 28 with 1037 views | Vaughan8 | JUst like the guy on Talksport who they wheel out for "transfer news" and "breaking news". He doesn't know anymore than anyone else......! Probably just gets it from Twitter/X |  | |  |
Sky Sports News guess work ... on 16:52 - Jan 28 with 965 views | Nthsuffolkblue | I actually think they tend to make it fairly clear when it is simply general speculation (no names involved or thought to be interested in/preparing to put a bid in etc), when it is an actual bid and when a transfer is going through etc. They seem to have a good handle on what is a good source of information. |  |
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