Uninformed critique of footballers

ONE wonders why the Irish Examiner was so desperate for content in Wednesday’s paper (April 26) that it felt it necessary to dedicate a third of a page to Suzanne Harrington’s article, “Outrageous fortune”.

Uninformed critique of footballers
Sat, 29 Apr, 2006 - 01:00
Letters

I find Ms Harrington’s reaction to this new niche magazine bewildering.

Does she not realise that there are such magazines for the top professionals in a range of different industries? Why should footballers be any different?

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