You voted that you were boycotting the paper, yet here you are mentioning a positive article on Hibs in the Scotsman today - so what happened to the boycott then: over already?This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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04-02-2015 10:52 AM #61
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04-02-2015 11:16 AM #64
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EEN is pretty much a cliquey cooncil gossip rag featuring trams, Kenny Ritchie and petty crime with the occasional ill-informed comment piece from some non-entity or other.
Feel free to boycott it, but I think feeling aggrieved at the EEN for its poor quality of reporting is like taking your Lada back to the car dealer and asking why it doesn't perform like a Merc.
It's just a dead tree with letters and pictures.
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04-02-2015 11:28 AM #65
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Does this really happen. I see a lot on here bbc tv / radio are anti hibs and now een does it really happen or is there a lot of paranoid petes on here.
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04-02-2015 05:38 PM #66
Aside from their football coverage, their anti 'YES' stance was blatantly obvious during the referendum.
And they continue the bias by selectively publishing letters that are negative to the SNP.
In refereeing terms, they're Craig Thomson.
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04-02-2015 05:55 PM #67This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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04-02-2015 06:23 PM #68
Have done so for about 10 years. EEN is a comic on a par with the Dandy. Typical of the Edinburgh establishment. Horrible horrible institution.
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04-02-2015 07:50 PM #69
Not football related, but I stopped reading een/so called scotsman during referendum, glad they are struggling and wouldnt give a if they go out of business.
dont even buy a paper when im back either,
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04-02-2015 09:15 PM #70
Am i the only one that likes reading our match report in the een on a Monday ( after a great result ) i loved getting the pink on a Sat night also , back in the day .
Ggtth
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04-02-2015 09:38 PM #71
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they don't sell them in Surrey...
But I wouldn't buy them if I still lived in Musselburgh!Alcohol IS the answer, but I forget the question...
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04-02-2015 10:20 PM #73
I have used the EEN, quite frequently for advertising/business purposes and It used to lead to a few job enquiries over the monthly cost period. most months, it paid for itself, and a bit. of late it has dropped dramatically. I considered shifting my advert to the Scotsman, and over the last 6 weeks I have had numerous phone-calls from a girl (which was my regular contact) about renewing my monthly account. Still undecided to take a final plunge, as it costs a bit but what does rankle me very much is the Hearts free pages, along with both papers' reporting and supporting during the referendum. that is the main item, that gets me. As for reading a paper, which I still enjoy, I have now ordered a daily cover of the INDEPENDANT. cant say it is a balanced view, but I can say it's as honest as you can get, in this current climate and it sure aint Murphy's law . others like the sun/mail/express/ beano/dandy I stopped reading a while ago.
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05-02-2015 12:44 AM #74This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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05-02-2015 06:53 AM #77
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Voted no, never read the EEN for 10 years + but usually get the Scotsman and SOS at the weekend can't say I've noticed any bias in these there's usually a decent interview with someone Hibs most weekends.
the papers have been on a downward spiral circulation wise for years but im guessing the still employ a lot of people in the city.
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05-02-2015 08:44 AM #78
Got round to reading the article in last nights EEN. Gerry Farrell interviews Alan Stubbs, so hoping for a bet of positivity.
First paragraph, Mr Farrell asks a Jambo friend if he has any questions for Mr Stubbs and is told to ,
" Ask him if he likes living in the shadows 'cos he is going to have to get used to living in ours. "
EEN can't help itself ,but of course the correct retort to any living in shadows jibe is,
A tax swindling , defrauding , charity thieving Club like Hearts cast no shadows as they only exist in the sewers.
I might just pass it on to Mr Farrell.
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05-02-2015 02:12 PM #79
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08-02-2015 07:24 AM #80
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Two headlines next to each other in today's Scotsman online edition, regarding yesterday's Scottish Cup games:
"Hibs reach last eight"
"Celts through to last 16".
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