Jack van Gelder entered the program on Friday evening Panic football from Ziggo Sport extremely critical of the reporting of The Telegraph around Ajax. The presenter spoke of, among other things, a ‘bad smear’ and a ‘school newspaper’. Valentijn Driessen joins the table Veronica Inside back to Van Gelder.

“Well, at the moment I would very much like to be the follower of Ajax at De Telegraaf. Because then you always have a nice evening. Either Ajax wins or Ajax loses and then you say: ‘You see, that Ten Hag doesn’t like it’. That is such a great form of journalism. They played cowardly. No, I think they played very real ”, said Van Gelder. “Well, it makes me a bit sick. The most idiotic thing I found this time was that in Valentijn Driessen’s column next to Mike Verweij’s article it said: ‘As you could have read in the very good piece by my colleague Mike Verweij last Saturday’. Then I thought: now we are in the school newspaper. ”

‘Bad smear’ from ‘school newspaper’ De Telegraaf against Ajax fillet at Ziggo

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“That’s what the man says who calls Mike Verweij almost every Sunday evening for the latest news from Ajax. “Mike, do you have anything?” Just in front of Rondo. What do I have to do with this? He is also the man who gets in the ass of Ten Hag, because he sits down there twice a year. I can’t do much with this ”, Driessen responds to Van Gelder’s statements. René van der Gijp hooks up by stating that Van Gelder is ‘the man with the craziest program in the world’.

“There is a presenter who says what he thinks and asks the people sitting there: ‘Do you agree?’ As soon as someone says ‘no’, they have the fuck out. Of those five at the table, he does the most of the talking. That is really bizarre. He’s just going to say what he thought of the Dutch national team against Italy. “Blind was fine,” he says. He then asks Aad de Mos whether he agreed and if he says ‘no’, he will no longer be invited ”, says Van der Gijp. Driessen concludes cynically: “Erik’s switches were very good, I must say.”