Colin Croft's article in the Sunday "Age" newspaper

Colin Croft's article in the Sunday "Age" newspaper

Post by Mad Hami » Mon, 13 Jan 1997 04:00:00



Quote:

>Hats off to Colin Croft.  I'm interested to see what people thought of
>Croft's article "Flatter To Decieve" in this Sunday's "Age" newspaper in
>Melbourne (was it in the SMH also?).

Haven't seen it so I can hardly comment on it.

Quote:
>  I admire the man for speaking out
>as he did, in parts I think he may have gone a bit over the top, but for
>the most, he was spot on.  

>The absolute garbage I read in the newspapers and reports on TV last
>year during the Sri Lankan tour was pathetic.

Such as what absolute garbage? DO you mean during Sri Lanka's tour here or do
you mean during the I blinked and missed it tour of Sri Lanka?

Quote:
>  The Australian media,
>both electronic and print, are probably the worst in the world, when it
>comes to accurate and unbiased reporting.

Obviously you've never read the English tabloids.

Quote:
>  They really don't take losing well, do they?

Well considering the results when Sri Lanka toured here you must be talking
about the tour of Sri Lanka, which was a pretty pointless tour even by ICC
standards.

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>  That's because more likely than not, they are going to
>hide it.

Bull... balderdash! Complete rot.
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Colin Croft's article in the Sunday "Age" newspaper

Post by Suren G » Tue, 14 Jan 1997 04:00:00

Hats off to Colin Croft.  I'm interested to see what people thought of
Croft's article "Flatter To Decieve" in this Sunday's "Age" newspaper in
Melbourne (was it in the SMH also?).  I admire the man for speaking out
as he did, in parts I think he may have gone a bit over the top, but for
the most, he was spot on.  

The absolute garbage I read in the newspapers and reports on TV last
year during the Sri Lankan tour was pathetic.  The Australian media,
both electronic and print, are probably the worst in the world, when it
comes to accurate and unbiased reporting.  They really don't take losing
well, do they?  That's because more likely than not, they are going to
hide it.

regards.

Suren.

 
 
 

Colin Croft's article in the Sunday "Age" newspaper

Post by linu » Tue, 14 Jan 1997 04:00:00

Quote:

> Hats off to Colin Croft.  I'm interested to see what people thought of
> Croft's article "Flatter To Decieve" in this Sunday's "Age" newspaper in
> Melbourne (was it in the SMH also?).  I admire the man for speaking out
> as he did, in parts I think he may have gone a bit over the top, but for
> the most, he was spot on.

> The absolute garbage I read in the newspapers and reports on TV last
> year during the Sri Lankan tour was pathetic.  The Australian media,
> both electronic and print, are probably the worst in the world, when it
> comes to accurate and unbiased reporting.  They really don't take losing
> well, do they?  That's because more likely than not, they are going to
> hide it.

> regards.

> Suren.

Can someone in Oz please post this article on this NG?

 
 
 

Colin Croft's article in the Sunday "Age" newspaper

Post by Bill Oliv » Tue, 14 Jan 1997 04:00:00

: Hats off to Colin Croft.  I'm interested to see what people thought of
: Croft's article "Flatter To Decieve" in this Sunday's "Age" newspaper in
: Melbourne (was it in the SMH also?).  I admire the man for speaking out
: as he did, in parts I think he may have gone a bit over the top, but for
: the most, he was spot on.  
:
: The absolute garbage I read in the newspapers and reports on TV last
: year during the Sri Lankan tour was pathetic.  The Australian media,
: both electronic and print, are probably the worst in the world, when it
: comes to accurate and unbiased reporting.  They really don't take losing
: well, do they?  That's because more likely than not, they are going to
: hide it.
:
: regards.
:
: Suren.

        some of it was ***i accept, but what about the Sri Lankan media
at the same time. The snippets that i heard were amazingly inaccurate.

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