Will you buy The Sun on Sunday?

[Julian]

Well as expected other titles are price matching the SOS but only in certain areas. The Sunday Mirror and Sunday People will both be 50p but only in the Carlton, Meridian and Central areas plus some parts of Scotland. The Sunday Mail will also be 50p but only in parts of Scotland.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england...yside-17113382

I think Max Clifford is right

But publicist Max Clifford said it was time the city moved on.
He said: "It's a bit like we won't speak to Germans any more because we had a war with them a long time ago.
"Obviously in Liverpool The Sun is a bad name but not anywhere else in the country.
"It will be judged by its own commercial values. If people like what they come up with they will buy it, if they don't they won't.
"What happened was a long time ago but no-one who was connected with what happened there is in any way involved with The Sun now.

[denphone]

Originally Posted by Julian

Well as expected other titles are price matching the SOS but only in certain areas. The Sunday Mirror and Sunday People will both be 50p but only in the Carlton, Meridian and Central areas plus some parts of Scotland. The Sunday Mail will also be 50p but only in parts of Scotland.

And also The Star on Sunday is advertising on TV for the weekend for 50p.

[Digital Fanatic]

Liverpool's 23-year boycott of The Sun newspaper

It was described by The Sun newspaper as the most terrible mistake in its history.

An article printed in the paper after the 1989 Hillsborough football disaster, under the headline The Truth, prompted a boycott by readers in Liverpool.

As The Sun on Sunday prepares to hit the shelves this weekend Don't Buy The Sun campaigners in Liverpool have said previous apologies were not "heartfelt" and they will continue their campaign.

The paper reported at the time that some fans at the FA Cup semi-final, where 96 Liverpool fans were crushed to death, pickpocketed the dead and urinated on police.
'Never forgive'

Despite a full page apology for the story in July 2004 and another apology by News International's executive chairman James Murdoch in 2011, the boycott, which campaigners say also extended to the News Of The World, still stands.

Campaign spokesman Peter Hooton said: "The boycott of The Sun is symbolic, and after 23 years it is still as strong as ever on Merseyside.

"People don't feel that there has been any genuine apology. There won't be closure on this until there is justice for the 96.

"Most Liverpool fans will never forgive the paper and will never buy it."

News International was contacted about newspaper sales in Merseyside but declined to comment on regional breakdowns.

"The time for apologising came and went. The apology in 2004 was too little too late, The Sun will never recover in this city."

Linkage HERE

Originally Posted by Digital Fanatic

Liverpool's 23-year boycott of The Sun newspaper





Linkage HERE

already posted

[Digital Fanatic]

Originally Posted by martyh

already posted

ooops! didn't see that

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Originally Posted by denphone

And also The Star on Sunday is advertising on TV for the weekend for 50p.

The Star is trashy but inoffensive

[denphone]

Originally Posted by Digital Fanatic

ooops! didn't see that

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The Star is trashy but inoffensive

Yes l agree but its not my type of paper as l prefer The Guardian myself.

[Peter_]

Originally Posted by martyh

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england...yside-17113382

I think Max Clifford is right

It makes little difference it is still the same rag with the same name and if it involved his city I doubt he would think the same.

I know the difference between the Sunday Sun and the other rag.

[Uncle Peter]

The families and friends of the Hillsborough dead and anyone else for that matter are free to make their own minds up whether or not that rag warrants any semblance of forgiveness. Max Clifford is paid to spew such nonsense so his ramblings are of absolutely no significance to anyone other than those who have crossed his palm with silver.

To suggest that that Liverpool is the only place where this rag has a bad name is pure fantasy.

[denphone]

Its seems this nefarious character is still up to his insidious ways.

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/media/ne...ship-deal.html

Originally Posted by Peter_

It makes little difference it is still the same rag with the same name and if it involved his city I doubt he would think the same.

I know the difference between the Sunday Sun and the other rag.

no it's not ,it's a different rag with a different name

[Digital Fanatic]

Originally Posted by martyh

no it's not ,it's a different rag with a different name

Still a rag though

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I think the poll results so far speaks volumes.

It will be interesting to hear about it's circulation after it's initial launch "buzz" wears off.

[denphone]

Originally Posted by heero_yuy

The poll is probably more representitive of the membership profile of CF.

Could you please give a more exact explanation of why you think that?.

[Sirius]

Originally Posted by dilligaf1701

Only sometimes ???!!!

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy

The poll is probably more representitive of the membership profile of CF.

Yep i don't think it full of dirty old men reading about who is screwing who or those inclined to believe anything there told as long as its semi fantasy.

[Peter_]

Originally Posted by martyh

no it's not ,it's a different rag with a different name

Is it just a re naming of the **** of the earthsunday rag nothing more and a slight change in the typeface but it is still the same scummy rag it was before murdoch removed it from the shelves and if anyone thought this was not what he intended to do then they are naive.