NEWCASTLE, England – BBC Sport don face plenty wahala after dem report Newcastle United 5, Crystal Palace 0, on April 16, 2025, with their sports journalists having some serious issues dem no fit explain. E be like say dem no get credible journalists wey sabi write well again, and na im make some people dey call out for wetin dem call poor journalism.
The report supposed show appreciation for the Magpies’ impressive win and their position on top of Premier League but na only confusion dem carry come. Dem talk say Newcastle qualify for Europa Conference League because of Carabao Cup win, and dem dey five points ahead of Chelsea, but dem miss the chance to highlight how Newcastle don shine in past seasons.
As dem dey set for next game against Aston Villa, e suppose clear say na reality dem dey ignore wash wahala for social media. The report also talk about how Newcastle fit match their best Premier League finish of third from 2002-03 season. But this no true, since dem finished runners-up for 1996/97 and 1997/98. Dem no fit even correct their mistakes or show any proper depth in their football coverage.
When dem employ young journalists wey no understand football history like Kevin Keegan era, wey take Liverpool win plenty titles, e dred full and make fans dey ask what type of news dem dey get. Dem dey ignore football history wey dey the roots of clubs like Newcastle and Aston Villa as dem dey write about current success.
One of the biggest offenders dey BBC Sport transfer gossip page. Dem go dey mix plenty mixed rap and unauthorised claims just to make money. Fans dey visit for transfer stories, missing say dem dey repeat plenty baseless rumor. People go transfer gossip page but wahala be say na same story dem dey pick from small sites wey no get proper source.
Dem go dey drop stories like ‘Juventus line up Tonali move,’ without clarifying say Sandro Tonali dey enjoy life for Newcastle, and e no go agree make the move back to Serie A. Na story based on wishful thinking, and e dey show the level of desperation e reveal the poor integrity BBC Sport don lose.
“Juventus go carry Tonali back home,” woeful, na style dem dey follow all season. Meanwhile, Tonali na the top midfielder wey don help Newcastle to shine and if dem daft wey think that is gonna happen, fans no go cool with all these silly transfer gossips.
BBC Sport go carry this kind stories put for dem headlines, dem no seem to care about real news as long as clicks dey come. E just dey show say dem don turn journalism into clickbait. Dem get enough money coming in from adverts wey make fans dey feel say dem dey gree for something legit, but na so dem go cash in and repeat any rubbish.
In current sports media, people fit begin troway tactics wey work for more credible sources wey don build integrity for years. But BBC Sport dey follow any nonsense just to keep fans glued to their pages. Even though the transfer page dey popular, it also dey represent degradation of standard wey BBC don build over years.
Meanwhile, Alexander Isak story dey fly around say he dey consider Liverpool or Barcelona, but why wego fit trust small sites with unauthentic sources to declare say na wetin Isak dey think? Dem dey pull fans along with continuous clickbait wey derive no truth.
Newcastle fan and many others dey suffer under this bad journalism from major outlets like BBC Sport. As dem dey wonder about the credibility of sources, dem fail to understand say dem dey treat all clubs equally, hence most of the rumors no get any ground to stand on.
At the end of the day, BBC Sport fit remember as dem dey rush for clicks without respect for the true spirit of journalism. Na fan wey always dey suffer, as dem dey make people go believe these stories wey dey make sense and sure as so-called news.
