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Sir Alex Ferguson is the only one playing Giggs in August then.
Drop the kid stuff yeah? He was cleared of that in a court so regardless of what you may think, he was proven innocent.
The man was a legend and made some of the greatest music ever, as well as donating millions upon millions of dollars to various charities throughout the world.
Drop the kid stuff yeah? He was cleared of that in a court so regardless of what you may think, he was proven innocent.
The man was a legend and made some of the greatest music ever, as well as donating millions upon millions of dollars to various charities throughout the world.
With all respect mate, I'm sure there are people who pass away who deserve great plaudits and who no doubt achieve great things and great work but to question why someone like Michael Jackson should be getting the coverage he is just makes no sense.If Gary Glitter died would the BBC be devoting this amount of coverage to him ?
Comments like 'the world mourns' and ' this is the day the music died ' are pathetic.
It is not exactly as if he composed some of the most complex music created by man is it say a Mozart or Stravinsky.
It's a sad symbol of the times in this celebrity obsessed age we live in now that he is getting this amount of coverage.
Last year a scientist working in the field of oncology died. His pioneering work in angiogenesis created many drugs that cut off the blood supply to tumours killing them.
His work saved tens of thousands of lives. Did he even get any recognition in the media. No.
Ask yourself who is more worthy of recognition ?
If Gary Glitter died would the BBC be devoting this amount of coverage to him ?
Comments like 'the world mourns' and ' this is the day the music died ' are pathetic.
It is not exactly as if he composed some of the most complex music created by man is it say a Mozart or Stravinsky.
It's a sad symbol of the times in this celebrity obsessed age we live in now that he is getting this amount of coverage.
Last year a scientist working in the field of oncology died. His pioneering work in angiogenesis created many drugs that cut off the blood supply to tumours killing them.
His work saved tens of thousands of lives. Did he even get any recognition in the media. No.
If Gary Glitter died would the BBC be devoting this amount of coverage to him ?
Comments like 'the world mourns' and ' this is the day the music died ' are pathetic.
It is not exactly as if he composed some of the most complex music created by man is it say a Mozart or Stravinsky.
It's a sad symbol of the times in this celebrity obsessed age we live in now that he is getting this amount of coverage.
Last year a scientist working in the field of oncology died. His pioneering work in angiogenesis created many drugs that cut off the blood supply to tumours killing them.
His work saved tens of thousands of lives. Did he even get any recognition in the media. No.
Ask yourself who is more worthy of recognition ?
Drop the kid stuff yeah? He was cleared of that in a court so regardless of what you may think, he was proven innocent..
Drop the kid stuff yeah? He was cleared of that in a court so regardless of what you may think, he was proven innocent.
The man was a legend and made some of the greatest music ever, as well as donating millions upon millions of dollars to various charities throughout the world.
You know who else was proven innocent? O.J. Simpson. If you can afford the best lawyers money can buy, you can get out of anything.
I for one, won't miss the pedophile one bit.
There are millions of people dying every day, and there are millions that suffer personal loss and grief. But among those millions of people, very very few are such highly gifted people that they have spent a large part of their existence entertaining and bringing pleasure to millions. Very few of them are so gifted that they virtually single handedly change an entire genre, and come close to inventing one ... the pop video.
Very few people are of a stature that, whatever we believe about his personal life, his passing is one that affects millions, if not billions, of people. How many of us would be known, let alone missed, in London, New York, Tokyo, Moscow, Beijing and Manilla, to name but a handful.
Like him or not, Jackson wasn't just a superstar, he was a MegaStar, the likes of which the world only sees a handful of in a generation.
And like it or not, he IS missed by many, many millions, not necessarily for him personally, but for his work, his art.
And like it or not, many people are genuinely upset, and genuinely mourning.
There's a time and a place for everything, and this is a time when people that do mourn him are still mourning, and it is not a time for contrary views.
So let me be clear about this - this is a time for those that miss him to express their views. If you disagree, then for now, keep quiet. Show a little respect, if not for Jackson then for those members that are upset at his passing.
If you have a contrary view and want to express it, then that debate can be had, but not right now. This is not the time for it. One of our mods has already had to spend a lot of time cleaning this thread of insensitive comments and tasteless jokes from those that don't have any sensitivity, and if I have to do it again, I'm going to do it by suspending posting access for a few days. This thread will remain respectful, at least while people are upset, and I won't be asking again.