Lets get her to next home game and let her know what we think of her

Oh dear! How embarrassing for her. At a time when full-time journalism jobs are becoming scarce and their reputation is at an all-time low, she's not done herself any favours producing a piece like that. I wonder why she feels the need to denegrate her roots to fit in with her posh friends?
This is class though...
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Doesn't she know we are a CITY ? Daft lazy stuck up cow ! Talk about never forgetting your roots.

Typical Guardian snobbery akin to the dross that Andy Wilson churns out. Its a shame that any outsiders reading that might think the only thing Wakey has got going for it is Jane McDonald and Rhubarb at which point I stopped reading the article.

I can think of a good place to stick the rhubarb what a silly cow

Oooh it does make me proud that I have never purchased a copy of the Guardian, nor will I ever!

The last bit that really gets me, sad cow...

Thankfully I think the bitterness in her 'article' is what people from outside of the city reading it will take from it. Personally I'm looking forward to the festival and the belly is rumbling already!

yeah me too, love Rhubarb, you ought to get the walks in Rhubarb triangle book and check out the Rhubarb cheesecake recipe , made it a couple times and its to die for. Just been looking at all the events for the festival and my mouth watering, maybe Wakey T have missed a trick by not having an element of the event there today, especially the Rhibarb Beer

btw appalled by the article in the guardian re the festival, the City and the way she mentions our team

Typical nasty, mean-spirited guff from an Uncle Tom Guardianista trying to ingratiate herself with her new posh friends.

As someone else has mentioned, at a time when small businesses are being asked to take up the slack in economic terms, a festival like this provides an opportunity for local businesses to showcase what they do in a positive way and potentially, grow their business; it's irresponsible for a journalist to denigrate that by sitting at her laptop and pounding out a load of innacurate, supercilious bile and it's even more irresponsible for the paper to publish it.

I'd encourage everyone to contact the Guardian and express their views - I will be.

I already have done.

Asked if am email mentioning her & this article is sufficient to count as an official complaint or if I have to request a form ect..

If I have to go down a specific procedure to complain about this article I'll post details on here.

Can we invite her to BV?