This non-story appeared on the BBC's website earlier:
Club removes 'provocative' pics
Linfield Football Club has removed a number of sexually provocative pictures from its website, BBC Radio Ulster has learned.
The pictures showed a female model in the club's new home kit, some of which had been ripped in a revealing manner.
The six most revealing pictures were removed from the website after board members discussed the matter.
In a statement, the club said a concern had been highlighted and it had now taken action.
Chairman Jim Kerr said he was not aware of the offending pictures, but would raise the issue at Monday's board meeting.
Here is a segment of one of the offending pics (saved onto his pc by a linfield fan, without the 'offensive' bikini bottoms and belly button) as well as one of the 'risque' pics:
Now this 'story' raises a number of depressingly familiar issues:
1. It is clear, demonstrably, that the BBC have an anti-Linfield agenda, no doubt driven in no small part by their friendliness with the NIO and wish to promote the Long Kesh Stadium proposals.
2. Who made the complaint, weeks after they first appeared online?
3. Who removed them? Conn?
4. Why were they removed? So as not to offend the sensibilities of the anti-Linfield lobby?
5. When is the burqa going to be introduced for women at our matches (in some of the Linfield Ladies cases, maybe not a bad thing :) )
6. Why was our erstwhile chairman unaware of the pics?
7. Why does our club feel the need to pander to our critics at EVERY turn? Castle Street, Windsor Roar, Hatchets and Hammers, St. Pat's away, now this. Why did they feel the need for them to be removed?
8. When is our club going to be dragged into the 21st Century with regard to our dealings with the media and approach to the world wide web? Our website is an embarrassment at the moment, club shop down for months, full of viruses, website down at regular intervals, parts not updated for months.
9. When is Mr. Kerr going to do the honourable thing, accept the collective responsibility, and resign?
Jim Kerr: the new Stafford Reynolds. No wonder the rest of the IL is laughing at us.