Give it a rest mate, I see every single manager in world football doing it every week.Whatever you say, it's wrong. I absolutely love Pep, but I'll call indecent behaviour out when it needs calling out. The man needs a little self control from time to time.
Agree with absolutely everything you say in the first paragraph, but it doesn't make it right what Pep did?Decent behavior. Neville would have been best off spending his time talking about the scumbags launching things at Lewis, trying to run on the pitch to get at Alvarez and booing the players taking the knee, even more so when their manager is black and has spoken at length about the issue of racism in football.
Pep and Haaland are walking off the pitch towards the tunnel, hes not doing it in the middle of the game is he. Christ.
He did the same in the Carabou final v Newcastle also and yet again got away with a straight red card. Then scored the opener despite being offside.Just want to compare the sending off of the Burnley player last night for his challenge last night and the Casemiro chalkenge on Akanji in the cup final. If you compare them both it is obvious how Pygmol and individual refs are manipulating games. The stats will show a less fancied opponent received a red in the 90th minute whilst losing 3 nil. A more fancied opponent receives a free kick for his team after he commits a red card challenge. So at a time it doesn't matter our stats regards red cards will show as a mark in our favour when the game is all but over but in a game involving a red shirt team he lets a red card challenge go so leaving the rags with 11 players and 3 officials on the pitch. Game manipulation in front of your eyes.
What Pep did was talk to his player. That is it. Nothing more. The way your going on about it is if he was man handling him and giving him a slap in the centre circle.Agree with absolutely everything you say in the first paragraph, but it doesn't make it right what Pep did?
You'll always get scumbags at Football, every club has them including us.
And nothing said about Haaland berating his team mate ? At the end of the day Bernie was following team orders & knows what happens if you go off script, Pep was reminding Erl what that means, the fact Erl chirped back means Pep was gonna reprimand him on the spot, if he nods & says ok sorry boss it doesn’t happen, IMHO thats healthy, if your kids step out of line they get told, and on the spot more times than notThe point I'm making is decent behaviour. I rarely agree with Neville, but on this occasion I did.
If your boss did that to you at work infront of your colleagues, would this be acceptable? He's doing it on national television infront of millions of viewers. Haaland looked embarrassed.
Whatever you say, it's wrong. I absolutely love Pep, but I'll call indecent behaviour out when it needs calling out. The man needs a little self control from time to time.
Pep is spontaneous, passionate & honest. Players love it. Neville’s jealous as f***The point I'm making is decent behaviour. I rarely agree with Neville, but on this occasion I did.
If your boss did that to you at work infront of your colleagues, would this be acceptable? He's doing it on national television infront of millions of viewers. Haaland looked embarrassed.
Whatever you say, it's wrong. I absolutely love Pep, but I'll call indecent behaviour out when it needs calling out. The man needs a little self control from time to time.
I see what you mean, but this is the beauty of opinions.And nothing said about Haaland berating his team mate ? At the end of the day Bernie was following team orders & knows what happens if you go off script, Pep was reminding Erl what that means, the fact Erl chirped back means Pep was gonna reprimand him on the spot, if he nods & says ok sorry boss it doesn’t happen, IMHO thats healthy, if your kids step out of line they get told, and on the spot more times than not
N-evil-le is just clutching at straws, pure and simple.Pep is spontaneous, passionate & honest. Players love it. Neville’s jealous as f***