article_snippet.sent: The comments from SBS football reporter and presenter SBS sports journalist Scott McIntyre incited a hashtag that called for A sports journalist to be sacked, and even caught the disapproving attention of Minister for Communications Malcolm Turnbull, after tweeting the disapproving attention of Minister for Communications Malcolm Turnbull on the day of the centenary services. '
article_snippet.sent: SBS football reporter and presenter Scott McIntyre took to social media to tweet 'inappropriate' comments on the day of the centenary services which have received significant backlash .
article_snippet.sent: McIntyre's comments were met with disgust by Twitter users .
article_snippet.sent: Mr Turnbull also chimed into the discussion, tweeting: 'Difficult to think of more offensive or inappropriate comments than those by @mcintinhos.
article_snippet.sent: Despicable remarks which deserve to be condemned'. '
article_snippet.sent: One Twitter user labelled McIntyre's comments a 'resignation letter'.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Turnbull also chimed into the discussion, calling McIntyre's commentsoffensive'
article_snippet.sent: Others took offense at McIntyre's comments as Others were coming from someone employed through taxpayer funds. '
article_snippet.sent: Mr Turnbull should lose Mr Turnbull taxpayer funded job,' said one Twitter user, while another said, 'Not normally my thing, but since I am paying for it ....
article_snippet.sent: Comments from @mcintinhos are @mcintinhos own, disrespectful and not at all the views of @SBS.
article_snippet.sent: Some Twitter users defended Mr Ebeid right to free speech, and said that if McIntyre was fired for 'speaking the truth' that was compromising Mr Ebeid right.
highlights_snippet.sent: Minister for Communications Malcolm Turnbull called the comments 'inappropriate' and 'despicable' and called for the comments 'inappropriate' and 'despicable condemnation .