BBC Apologise After "Manchester United Are Rubbish" Appears On New Ticker

BBC News have apologised to Manchester United fans, after the words "Manchester United are rubbish" appeared on the channel's news ticker.

They have so little left to celebrate that being glad Liverpool didn't equal their 20 league titles, or complete a quadruple and out do their famous 1998/99 treble season, was worth cheering on, a sad indictment.

The last thing they need is having salt rubbed into their wounds, by being accidentally called rubbish on national news, but that's exactly what happened on Tuesday.

People noticed that the news ticker on the bottom of the screen came up with the 'insulting' news whilst Cam Norrie's first round win at the French Open was being discussed.

However, the BBC realised their mistake and made an apology on air, making the whole thing all too real for anyone questioning the legitimacy of it.

"A little earlier some of you may have noticed something pretty unusual on the ticker that runs along the bottom of the screen, with news, making a comment about Manchester United, and I hope Manchester United fans weren’t offended by it." the news host said.

She then went on to explain that it was due to a trainee learning the system, it always seems to be that or an intern of some sort, and once again apologised for the incident.

I mean this really is the definition of political correctness gone mad, the BBC are apologising for telling the truth during the news, that's where we want the truth.

You can't be offended by that if you're a United fan, there's no around it, United are rubbish! - Suppose the only reason to apologise is the fact it's hardly news at this point.

Instead they finished 35 points behind the champions and ended up with their worst points total in the Premier League era, an even worse season than the David Moyes era, or is that error.

Say it with me people, Manchester United ARE rubbish - no apologies!