The whole TM news section is gradually moving towards the image level (yes I know the same publisher, it is sad anyway).
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The voices have been sporadic for years and if it stays that way in the sparse framework, I am not worried. Criticism is always good and correct and I also take your contribution to the occasion to reflect on it, no question. Anyone who has seen me here in the news forum also knows that I appreciate critical voices and how to deal with them.
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Chance?
Half of the news here now feels like an absolute clickbait. This was and is always criticized. Absolutely lurid headlines that have been completely taken out of context, just to provoke a reaction – click and comment.
It used to look very different here. At some point you probably had a meeting and defined a new line, because I still remember well that the level suddenly dropped quite a bit here.
Scattered voices? In isolated frames?
When you started this clickbait, the outrage was pretty big. I remember that very well. I was also very outraged about it.
Has anything changed since then? A little less people are outraged now. One could now suggest that this is related to an increased quality in and around the articles, but that would be a fallacy. Rather, it is resignation and the realization that nothing changes after all.
For my part, I now read significantly less news here on TM.de. In principle only what has to do with BVB. You can tell from an article like this that a lot of hot air is once again made for nothing. If there is something interesting about other clubs, I can also read about it in the kicker. The only advantage of TM.de is that I travel a lot here anyway – because of the forums. The news section here is not nearly as interesting for me as it used to be.
I would also like to return to a higher quality standard.
So I would have clicked on this article if the heading had read as follows: “SBU squad planning: Keeping good people, signing a new Jovic!”. Something like that.
The word “squad planning” for a Bundesliga club alone should be enough for most football fans to arouse interest.
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