ChrisW wrote:As mentioned in another thread. Jacques Nieuwlaat announced on RTL7's Inside Darts programme that there will be no walk-on girls for the PL. .
ChrisW wrote:As mentioned in another thread. Jacques Nieuwlaat announced on RTL7's Inside Darts programme that there will be no walk-on girls for the PL. .
Did they state why?
Sky Sports.
So it's a cost cutting measure by Sky, rather than Barry going all politically correct. All the pom pom dancers they have on stage are a bit cheesy, but nice to see the players have a walk on girl,
So the PC brigade, the self appointed moral compass of us all whether we like it or not, have decided walk on girls are sexist.
I am sure the girls who will now lose their job, the perks and spin offs all attached to that job will be delighted to be earning less now after being made unemployed and not on tv.
The very women they are suppose to be protecting are gonna be the ones suffering instead...
i am so sorry for my actions these last ten years, i'm going through a tough time
What would be great is if the walk on girls went 'public' on losing their jobs in the name of political correctness.
Play it from the side of women released from a mans organisation type of thing.
Now that would give the PC brigade a headache .
Minty26 wrote:What would be great is if the walk on girls went 'public' on losing their jobs in the name of political correctness.
Play it from the side of women released from a mans organisation type of thing.
Now that would give the PC brigade a headache .
No more walk on girls period. Not on itv, sky or anywhere.
A great step forward by the pdc in my opinion. Objectifying women in this day in age is not right.
Minty26 wrote:What would be great is if the walk on girls went 'public' on losing their jobs in the name of political correctness.
Play it from the side of women released from a mans organisation type of thing.
Now that would give the PC brigade a headache .
No more walk on girls period. Not on itv, sky or anywhere.
A great step forward by the pdc in my opinion. Objectifying women in this day in age is not right.
Where was it that used "walk-on men" recently, as well as walk-on women? Was it at the Masters in Brid?
Minty26 wrote:What would be great is if the walk on girls went 'public' on losing their jobs in the name of political correctness.
Play it from the side of women released from a mans organisation type of thing.
Now that would give the PC brigade a headache .
No more walk on girls period. Not on itv, sky or anywhere.
A great step forward by the pdc in my opinion. Objectifying women in this day in age is not right.
Where was it that used "walk-on men" recently, as well as walk-on women? Was it at the Masters in Brid?
