I wasn't having a go at you in the slightest mate. I was just pointing out the stupidity and snide-ness of the interviewer's questioning.It was my shorthand to describe them.
Commentators on Amazon and BBC said neither were, although the first was fairly close.
Fair enough. the interviewer needed something to create a story, and some managers won't play their game.I wasn't having a go at you in the slightest mate. I was just pointing out the stupidity and snide-ness of the interviewer's questioning.
PS - I can honestly only remember the Sterling pen shout, can't remember 2 incidents.
i thought they were supposed to be business men. why let our brand be damaged and not fight back .What was that on?
Our PR team are instructed to be soft. The club doesn't care about what the media says about them and so sadly the fans have to put up with it.
Talkshite with Rushden. Around 13:35 this afternoon. They were discussing PSG and City signing Messi and he said something about what's the point of FFP when City and PSG find ways of getting round it.
This is a classic case of, “doctor, when IEvery time I read anything football in the mirror online, I'm always annoyed by their little tick-box "which of these teams are you interested in getting stories about" poll thing at the end of the article, and Arsenal, Chelsea, Un*t*d, Liverpool or just general football are the only options.
Boils my piss.
They work at a stratified level that very few on here would even understand (I include myself in that obviously). Just because we don't have video of them bricking his windows and torching their car doesn't mean they're doing nothing.i thought they were supposed to be business men. why let our brand be damaged and not fight back .
Why not welcome him in then give him a good kicking ( if only)Red carpet will still be rolled out for him when people can return to the stadium.
Forwards can do an overhead kick and nearly take a defender's head with them and it's a brilliant goal.Fair enough. the interviewer needed something to create a story, and some managers won't play their game.
The high boot when Ings headed wide in the first half was the other - a split second and a few inches from being a penalty. Ings getting a clean header made the ref's decision much easier.