Bypassblade Posted November 10, 2012 Posted November 10, 2012 When your team has just lost (any team) and you are obliged to give a post match interview, then you have to go in to clutching at straws/cliche mode because saying your team (any team) was rubbish and admitting you (any manager) don't know what's wrong or how you are going to fix it is not an option. Best tell Fergie that then, as because as far as I'm aware he STILL refuses to talk to the BBC.
lettie01 Posted November 10, 2012 Posted November 10, 2012 Best tell Fergie that then, as because as far as I'm aware he STILL refuses to talk to the BBC. hes been talking to bbc ages now defo all this seasan at least
Bypassblade Posted November 10, 2012 Posted November 10, 2012 hes been talking to bbc ages now defo all this seasan at least Ah well I no longer watch MOD or BBC sport, but he never used to for years
lettie01 Posted November 10, 2012 Posted November 10, 2012 oh ye he didnt used to... thats all resolved now and he on motd/motd2 every weekend.
Bypassblade Posted November 10, 2012 Posted November 10, 2012 oh ye he didnt used to... thats all resolved now and he on motd/motd2 every weekend. Cheers Lettie, I used to love MOD but I cannot stand the so called experts they have on..... Alan Shearer better than sleeping tablets.
SE25 Posted November 10, 2012 Posted November 10, 2012 Chris Powell never makes any excuses in interviews. If Charlton aren't good enough, they aren't good enough. On the flip side, I've never heard Danny Wilson accept responsibility for anything.
sheff71 Posted November 10, 2012 Posted November 10, 2012 I don't think anyone would expect the manager to do anything but defend his team and decisions, but what stood out last night was the way DJ was blaming what he (incorrectly) thought was a massive offside decision that wasn't given, while not acknowledging that his own side had only got back in the game from a blatantly offside goal themselves... either he'd not had a look at the replays, or he'd not talked to someone who had, but it made it look like a bitter and ill-informed rant from him... and as already mentioned, we've seen enough of those at the Lane to know one
aaron1867 Posted November 10, 2012 Posted November 10, 2012 I like Dj interviews, blunt but down to the point. We have had some really dull managers and the interviews before and after are just pointless. Alan Irvine, Brian Laws to name a few.
Bypassblade Posted November 10, 2012 Posted November 10, 2012 I don't think anyone would expect the manager to do anything but defend his team and decisions, but what stood out last night was the way DJ was blaming what he (incorrectly) thought was a massive offside decision that wasn't given, while not acknowledging that his own side had only got back in the game from a blatantly offside goal themselves... either he'd not had a look at the replays, or he'd not talked to someone who had, but it made it look like a bitter and ill-informed rant from him... and as already mentioned, we've seen enough of those at the Lane to know one That's what's known as "selective" viewing and the last bastion of a drowning man. Yes Owls goal was offside, Boro's was not it's when the balls played, not when it lands. TBH DJ has gone down a bit in my estimations as he never seems to see things we do, I know a lot of managers are like that, I mean Danny Wilson has got the personality of a chip
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