Category Archives: Really Lazy Reporting

From ESPN’s Bruce Schoenfeld: How Barcelona, Villarreal and other European clubs are competing with MLS for America’s top talent BRUUUUUCE. C’monnnnnn. Are we serious here? Did you not read my unqualified opinion from earlier today (10/14)? Lazy isn’t probably the right word for this article. There’s on-site reporting at an American academy for a EuropeanContinue reading “Really Lazy Reporting, Part 8”

From Mark Ogden’s piece today on how the Big Six are faring in the Premier League thus far: Early-season form is promising, but Chelsea still look some way short of being able to match City and Liverpool in terms of depth and consistency over a long season. Both those clubs can overcome the loss ofContinue reading “Really Lazy Reporting, Part 7”

Please, just please, don’t make grandiose one-off statements in your article. These problems have only grown worse with the coronavirus pandemic, as smaller businesses succumb to the economic damage, and changing patterns in teleworking and retail accelerate in ways that make Americans more reliant on technologies produced by a few firms. Shares in the BigContinue reading “Really Lazy Reporting Part 2”

I’m sorry I’ll stop doing this soon. But I mean [Gerrard’s] career as a manager is likely to be defined by the outcome of this season. The whole article is about how he’s on the precipice of moving to a bigger club and this season, at the second largest club in Scotland is defining hisContinue reading “Really Lazy Reporting, Part 4”

Please, just please, don’t make grandiose one-off statements in your article. These problems have only grown worse with the coronavirus pandemic, as smaller businesses succumb to the economic damage, and changing patterns in teleworking and retail accelerate in ways that make Americans more reliant on technologies produced by a few firms. Shares in the BigContinue reading “Really Lazy Reporting, Part 5”