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Sky Sports News | Paper Talk
Hosted by Tom White
with Sophie Nicolaou
& Jonathan Liew
On Thursday, Sophie joined the SSN Good Morning Football Fans team for a little Paper Talk. She was asked to review articles from the Mirror, Times and Daily Express regarding Ronaldo walking off at Old Trafford, Spurs struggling against top teams😂 and the pursuit of Arsenal’s Technical Director, Edu by two European clubs.
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Love this Sophie. ❤️
Sophie starts with the obligatory salute and as always I saluted her ❤
You know what would of been hilarious, if Sophia would of said "AT EASE SQUDDIES ".
Great to see Sophie making Sky News a higher quality show !!! Salute ❤️
Great video
I'm waiting for superkiv today
I hope I hope to finish what I'm thinking 🤔
Love ❤️ you squad ❤️
Sophie doing bits good for you girl
oi oi Soph….. loved the smirk on the Tottenham story COYG
Another great segment Sophie. Always representing our club with class. Keep up the great work. We are all proud of you.
This Channel refuses to talk about Arsenal no penalty call or show back replays
I'd love Jonathan Liew's job. He gets paid handsomely by the Guardian for re-writing the same anti-Man City piece about 3 times a week. The only difference between his articles is the level of bile, spite and pettiness that he throws in (e.g. bemoaning the absence of Mancunians in the first team. He clearly hasn't heard of Phil Foden). He obviously longs for the days when United, Liverpool, Real, Bayern and Barca had the field to themselves and could blow everybody else out of the water with their wealth and talent-packed squads. Thems were the days of proper, honest dominance. Not like now, with these Parvenu clubs who have absolutely no right to gatecrash the elite. They should know their place. God knows why the Guardian pay him for waging what is evidently a personal vendetta. For those that think I'm exaggerating, look at his 'work' on the Guardian archive and you will see how fanatical he is – and how he makes the same points time after time, after time, after time…