Fuente de la expresión
Cambridge Dictionary
Estructura completa
Somebody tear somebody else to shreds
Variantes
[Tear, Rip] somebody to shreds
Contexto
British newspapers show Sam Allardyce no mercy, tear him to shreds. This all could have been avoided if Joe Hart didn't have rubber wrists. The 61-year-old left his position after an investigation by the Telegraph allegedly showed Allardyce appearing to say there are ways to get around the FA's rules on third-party ownership. Unsurprisingly, the reaction in newspapers hasn't been kind towards Allardyce.
Fuente del contexto
newspaper
Tipo de fuente
newspaper
Autor
Robert Redmond
Título de la fuente
Sports Joe
Año
2017
Web
https://www.sportsjoe.ie/football/pics-british-newspapers-show-sam-allardyce-no-mercy-tear-him-to-shreds-96975
Observaciones
Also used in: Ireland, South Africa, India, United States of America
Idioma
English
Nivel de uso
Popular/Familiar/Coloquial
Marca dialectal
General
Frecuencia
Frecuente