Sentences with phrase «media is closer to the truth»
The media is closer to the truth unfortunately.
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But I do think it is closer to the truth the way the football media is presenting the Sunday clash between the top two clubs at the Emirates stadium.
Until someone with proper expertise in myriad areas of sports science, football coaching, business, finance, law, PR, media, marketing, human resources etc etc has unfettered access to all board meeting minutes, records of all discussions with players, full player medical records, details of all contacts with agents, other clubs, other players, seen copies of player contracts and negotiations, understands the financial imperatives, interprets the business accounting, has reviewed the business plan, has knowledge of the employer / employee contractual relationship between Wenger and the club, has intimate insight in to the goals and objectives of the business and the club — then everyone is filling in the gaps with their own version of events and will necessarily always be a long, long way from anything close to any «truth».
How close the media reports are to the truth is always debatable, however the best bet for all sides is that the latest stories of reconciliation are true.
The simple truth is that there has been an extremely close relationship between the media and politicians over the least the last 50 years and many would argue stretching back to Lord Beaverbrook, the Liberal Unionist.
The media soon follows suit, and no one gets closer to the action than spunky reporter Lexie Littleton (Zellweger, Bee Movie), whose tenacity for the truth gets tested when she develops feelings for the men she follows, including Rutherford, who, through not much fault of his own, has been pumped up to be something he isn't in terms of his heroism.
All we needed was some slick PR and smiley corporate faces and a media ready to spit back the buzzwords they'd been fed — failing public schools, no excuses, accountability, choice, access for every child, closing the achievement gap — repeating them so often that they passed for truth.