Have they seriously not asked Klopp the same question they asked Pep? It's almost like they are trying to excuse their own double standards, based on what Pep or Man City say about it. Like they need permission off Pep or Man City to go after this story. Since when does that matter, as far as journalism goes? Or so they tell us.
An era when the clubs were not at warI really don’t understand why the hack wasn’t referred to th Premier League/FA when it was discovered.
Hmmm. A mistake imo. Being paid to turn the blind eye to criminal activity is not particularly smart. Unless our systems were so open that they did it to hide the embarrassment.An era when the clubs were not at war
In hindsight but the enmity then wasn't what it is now.Hmmm. A mistake imo. Being paid to turn the blind eye to criminal activity is not particularly smart. Unless our systems were so open that they did it to hide the embarrassment.
The next time Pep is asked this question about this when he is live on air, he should ask the questioning reporters, if they have asked any of these questions to the manager of the other team accused.
When they reply ‘no’ he then needs to ask why???
Not much point asking Rodgers is there ?The next time Pep is asked this question about this when he is live on air, he should ask the questioning reporters, if they have asked any of these questions to the manager of the other team accused.
Corrected for you :)If I was Pep I would answer my own questions & pretend he mis heard them, get all the points he wants across & don’t answer their questions. The politicians have done it for centuries.