Kevin Rye
@kevinrye.bsky.social
Owner, Think Fan Engagement, Lecturer in football business & media at UCFB Wembley. #slavaukrani
This is where journalists are failing to do their jobs. Read this quote from Trump about polling numbers, and it's precisely where good journalism has to be rebutting, fact checking. Instead his quote is given free reign, unchallenged.
October 27, 2025 at 6:07 PM
This is where journalists are failing to do their jobs. Read this quote from Trump about polling numbers, and it's precisely where good journalism has to be rebutting, fact checking. Instead his quote is given free reign, unchallenged.
Don't you think she might be a grifter in a similar mould to Jenrick? Especially as she supported him in the leadership election. They both seem to have learned the wrong lessons because they're so desperate to hold power. They're usually the worst!
October 20, 2025 at 10:46 AM
Don't you think she might be a grifter in a similar mould to Jenrick? Especially as she supported him in the leadership election. They both seem to have learned the wrong lessons because they're so desperate to hold power. They're usually the worst!
So basically, John Joe Shelvey thinks London is going to hell in a hand cart, because it's stuff he's seen. That and some old guff about flags. But he doesn't want to talk about politics or nuffink. Oh no.
What a waste of a word count that could have been used far better than this, BBC Sport.
What a waste of a word count that could have been used far better than this, BBC Sport.
October 16, 2025 at 1:13 PM
So basically, John Joe Shelvey thinks London is going to hell in a hand cart, because it's stuff he's seen. That and some old guff about flags. But he doesn't want to talk about politics or nuffink. Oh no.
What a waste of a word count that could have been used far better than this, BBC Sport.
What a waste of a word count that could have been used far better than this, BBC Sport.
Even I think there's something fishy with the BBC's news output now. Massive stories about Epstein and Johnson, and they lead with this story about asylum seekers, ensuring that the story remains at the top of the news for another day.
September 9, 2025 at 8:38 AM
Even I think there's something fishy with the BBC's news output now. Massive stories about Epstein and Johnson, and they lead with this story about asylum seekers, ensuring that the story remains at the top of the news for another day.
This seems very on brand for the far left.
September 7, 2025 at 3:26 PM
This seems very on brand for the far left.
There's only one result that really matters today. How about that?!
August 23, 2025 at 1:50 PM
There's only one result that really matters today. How about that?!
I think someone must have missed a couple of words off the headline, so I thought I'd help them out.
August 22, 2025 at 7:42 AM
I think someone must have missed a couple of words off the headline, so I thought I'd help them out.
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I've just eaten my first edible insects. If anything they were a bit disappointing, but the aftertaste is quite nice. Anyone else tried them?
August 7, 2025 at 11:38 AM
I've just eaten my first edible insects. If anything they were a bit disappointing, but the aftertaste is quite nice. Anyone else tried them?
Says the manchild who's never held a job for more than three months, and now chairs a political action committee. He'll be earning another little tidy sum for posting dumb shit like this that owns the LIBTARDS, but he certainly isn't an example to anyone when it comes to the world of work.
July 28, 2025 at 12:55 PM
Says the manchild who's never held a job for more than three months, and now chairs a political action committee. He'll be earning another little tidy sum for posting dumb shit like this that owns the LIBTARDS, but he certainly isn't an example to anyone when it comes to the world of work.
Just such a massive thanks to Nigel Farage. I made sure I didn't bring my equally massive Rolex out tonight when I paid a visit to my old Streatham stomping ground. Oh...
July 26, 2025 at 10:31 PM
Just such a massive thanks to Nigel Farage. I made sure I didn't bring my equally massive Rolex out tonight when I paid a visit to my old Streatham stomping ground. Oh...
Just like the remaining media on the left, they finally see 'their' party elected, and then spend half the time moaning about it and trying to damage its prospects! I'm not saying the government shouldn't be criticised from the left, but this does seem to be to me a really is a weird phenomenon.
July 12, 2025 at 10:42 AM
Just like the remaining media on the left, they finally see 'their' party elected, and then spend half the time moaning about it and trying to damage its prospects! I'm not saying the government shouldn't be criticised from the left, but this does seem to be to me a really is a weird phenomenon.
What did I say? Even the way the Mail frames it is deliberately designed to mislead. I suppose I shouldn't get angry. Fuck 'em. They'll never be content.
July 10, 2025 at 5:04 PM
What did I say? Even the way the Mail frames it is deliberately designed to mislead. I suppose I shouldn't get angry. Fuck 'em. They'll never be content.
I'm making no criticism of covering some really important and newsworthy stories by the guardian today, but to relegate the ten year plan for the NHS to that far down the list is just maddening. It's a govt they favour, at least in theory, and they're barely covering a flagship piece.
July 3, 2025 at 6:17 PM
I'm making no criticism of covering some really important and newsworthy stories by the guardian today, but to relegate the ten year plan for the NHS to that far down the list is just maddening. It's a govt they favour, at least in theory, and they're barely covering a flagship piece.
So one of you is making it up. Which one is it?
July 2, 2025 at 8:34 PM
So one of you is making it up. Which one is it?
There's a really simple question to ask the grifter #Farage, and it's not about climate denial or being in hoc to the fossil fuel companies: 'how will you ensure that old people don't die of heat exhaustion in their own homes?' It really is quite straightforward and I bet he doesn't have an answer.
July 1, 2025 at 4:26 PM
There's a really simple question to ask the grifter #Farage, and it's not about climate denial or being in hoc to the fossil fuel companies: 'how will you ensure that old people don't die of heat exhaustion in their own homes?' It really is quite straightforward and I bet he doesn't have an answer.
Yeah. I mean, who would think it was a good idea to take over a political party and try to rebuild it in such a short space of time. It's not like they'd have a hope of winning an election or anything is it?
June 28, 2025 at 9:52 AM
Yeah. I mean, who would think it was a good idea to take over a political party and try to rebuild it in such a short space of time. It's not like they'd have a hope of winning an election or anything is it?
I doubt I'm the only one who is scared by the weather we're having at the moment. 30°+ in June is not normal, and if it happened in the past, only did so on rare occasions. Which is what makes the attitude of climate change deniers like Farage and Tice even more reprehensible.
June 19, 2025 at 1:24 PM
I doubt I'm the only one who is scared by the weather we're having at the moment. 30°+ in June is not normal, and if it happened in the past, only did so on rare occasions. Which is what makes the attitude of climate change deniers like Farage and Tice even more reprehensible.
Ah, the Universities and Colleges Union. They were so useless, so unresponsive when I needed them that I resigned my membership. They're very interested in campaigning about all sorts of things that have nothing to do with their core mission of looking after university and college staff though.
May 28, 2025 at 9:19 PM
Ah, the Universities and Colleges Union. They were so useless, so unresponsive when I needed them that I resigned my membership. They're very interested in campaigning about all sorts of things that have nothing to do with their core mission of looking after university and college staff though.
There's something ironic here, but I can't put my finger on it.
May 27, 2025 at 3:29 PM
There's something ironic here, but I can't put my finger on it.