‘WOW looks like a disaster movie’ ‘What a total desperate wee tool u are mate’ ‘simply pathetic’ Evening Times chief under fire over ‘worse than my pics can show’ claim

Stewart Paterson seems like a broken man after discovering litter in Glasgow city centre this morning. Perhaps he has been on the moon for the last decade or just operating to instructions as the Political Correspondent of the Glasgow Evening Times or whatever it calls itself. 

As almost every Glaswegian knows Celtic collected the SPFL Premiership trophy yesterday with a good number of the 60,000 fans at the match making their way to the Merchant City to carry on the celebrations. 

Not only was Paterson shocked, so too was his phone which was unable to properly picture the scale of the destruction across the city. The wrappings from a fish supper were found in one street, there was a broken bottle in another with reports of a Sainsbury’s carrier bag blowing around George Square. Some puke was also found on a city street.

The good news for Paterson and his employers at the Glasgow Evening Times is that the city is no longer in Tier 4 of a Lockdown as it was a year ago. FIFTEEN THOUSANDS chose to break the law with outbreaks of violence among themselves and fighting with Police Officers was reported during a pandemic.

For a real horror story about litter Paterson should keep in touch with his colleagues in Seville this week, with German and Spanish media also looking in a cover-up will be hard to pull off. 

Every Saturday and Sunday morning there is excess litter in the streets of Glasgow city centre, it also happens in other cities across the UK and beyond. 

With the Newsquest Group too embarrassed to publish print sales dipping below 10,000 a day Similar Web can reveal that the Glasgow Times website, with privileged access to two city football clubs managed just 1.9m pageviews during April. 

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