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Re: Rafanomics And Other Unique Words Invented By Camelot Elite
Tennis Society
DIR By: thetruth
Date: March 25, 2014, 9:08 pm
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--- Quote from: maria rafangel link ---
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> [quote author=thetruth link=topic=680.msg11941#msg11941
date=1394683914]
> Ear rape-being forced to listen to biased commentators with
hidden agendas in an effort to sway the masses to think as they
do.
>
--- End Quote ---
I also do not understand why the TV channels of sports allow for
the existence of this scandalous partiality among commentators
of matches, because this is unbearable.
[/quote]
I agree. I can't understand how they allow these commentators to
pollute the sport the way that they do. It's awful. When Rafa
retires I am also retiring from the sport. There's no other
player that I am suffering through all this bull crap for. If
you were new to the sport you would be so confused, because all
they do is spew lies and inaccuracies.
It kills them that they announced the "GOAT" so early and
dismissed Nadal as a "clay courter" who would fade away by aged
25, remember he was 17 at the time. Now they look like fools,
but rather than admit the error of their ways, they continue
using the same playbook of lies trying to tell the average
person that what we see isn't real.
I can't count how many times I've heard them reference
Dolgopolov's win over Rafa in the past week. But I can tell you
how many times I've heard them mention Delbonis, Brands, and
Robredo wins over Federer last year. How about zero? That's
right. They act like it never happened. Swept right up under the
rug. How many times do they laud Berdych for his wins over
Federer? Rarely, if ever.
The sad thing is that so many people still don't see what's
happening.
Pathetic.
#Post#: 12715--------------------------------------------------
Re: Rafanomics And Other Unique Words Invented By Camelot Elite
Tennis Society
DIR By: maria rafangel
Date: March 26, 2014, 10:10 am
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--- Quote from: thetruth link ---
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> [quote author=maria rafangel link=topic=680.msg11996#msg11996
date=1394757297]
> [quote author=thetruth link=topic=680.msg11941#msg11941
date=1394683914]
> Ear rape-being forced to listen to biased commentators with
hidden agendas in an effort to sway the masses to think as they
do.
>
--- End Quote ---
I also do not understand why the TV channels of sports allow for
the existence of this scandalous partiality among commentators
of matches, because this is unbearable.
[/quote]
I agree. I can't understand how they allow these commentators to
pollute the sport the way that they do. It's awful. When Rafa
retires I am also retiring from the sport. There's no other
player that I am suffering through all this bull crap for. If
you were new to the sport you would be so confused, because all
they do is spew lies and inaccuracies.
It kills them that they announced the "GOAT" so early and
dismissed Nadal as a "clay courter" who would fade away by aged
25, remember he was 17 at the time. Now they look like fools,
but rather than admit the error of their ways, they continue
using the same playbook of lies trying to tell the average
person that what we see isn't real.
I can't count how many times I've heard them reference
Dolgopolov's win over Rafa in the past week. But I can tell you
how many times I've heard them mention Delbonis, Brands, and
Robredo wins over Federer last year. How about zero? That's
right. They act like it never happened. Swept right up under the
rug. How many times do they laud Berdych for his wins over
Federer? Rarely, if ever.
The sad thing is that so many people still don't see what's
happening.
Pathetic.
[/quote]
All this is very very very sad...
I remember when I started watching tennis matches, I felt
disgusted with a narrator who tried in every way to diminish
Rafa. It was idiotic, ironic reviews, comparisons, jokes...
Really pathetic! It was so unbearable, excruciating that I
started watching the games on TV without audio.
But thank God today he isn't chronicling the games. He was fired
lol... and in his place is the ex tennis player Fernando
Meligeni, he's great as a commentator and also writes wonderful
texts on ESPN Brazil.
It's for me too:
No Rafa = No Tennis
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