If you look across the footballing world, not many have come out to lambast Big Sam for his alleged indiscretions: a couple of grey-looking men in FA-branded suits, maybe, a bombastic journalist or two, Alan Shearer.
With Sansom and others, you don't have to look too far to see the trolls, the haters; those whose own unhappiness is such that they need to lambast public figures who are down and, most importantly, sick.
Martinez is already looking for attacking options to target in January, but his public admiration of Crystal Palace forward Wilfried Zaha has angered the Eagles' chairman Steve Parish, who took to Twitter to lambast the Wigan boss.
Did he use the chance to lambast Brown?
Just look at last week's rally in London to highlight the national shortage of affordable homes, which saw speakers from across the political spectrum join forces to lambast the lack of new properties.
Not that Dougherty is ready to lambast the six-time major champion.
It is one thing for Mr Jackson to lambast the "prison industrial complex".
Several MPs have waded in to lambast her support of BPAS's campaign.
Kenneth Clarke had every right last week to lambast Labour's record on manufacturing.
Tickets, or the lack of them, have not been the only issue causing "Pissed off of Peckham" to lambast Coe.
