Peter Taylor - Match Reaction

[lupins]

What exactly was wrong with that interview. As ever it was pretty open and honest

And i think labelling players unprofessional is, or should be, about as hard hitting as it could be

And this thread started with two digs for one. Who would have seen that coming said no one in the whole world

[Dagger Steve]

This is definitely from the Wayne Burnett school
of football management.

https://www.daggers.co.uk/news/-Lr_691UOhbt-hgcZKe-

Seems totally reasonable to me.

Do explain the similarity with a Burnett interview?

Are you thinking of his public rant at the team after a decent performance which destroyed his first season in charge, his arguements with anyone who dared asking difficult questions when things were going pear-shaped or his crowing at the doubters after the rare occassional win?

That's what i didn't get. It couldn't be further removed from a typical Burnett interview.

If anything it falls into the Still motto of "Never too high, never too low"

[LondonDagger]

This is definitely from the Wayne Burnett school
of football management.

https://www.daggers.co.uk/news/-Lr_691UOhbt-hgcZKe-

Seems totally reasonable to me.

Do explain the similarity with a Burnett interview?

Are you thinking of his public rant at the team after a decent performance which destroyed his first season in charge, his arguements with anyone who dared asking difficult questions when things were going pear-shaped or his crowing at the doubters after the rare occassional win?

That's what i didn't get. It couldn't be further removed from a typical Burnett interview.

If anything it falls into the Still motto of "Never too high, never too low"

I never want to hear of that man again.

[Dagger Steve]

Seems totally reasonable to me.

Do explain the similarity with a Burnett interview?

Are you thinking of his public rant at the team after a decent performance which destroyed his first season in charge, his arguements with anyone who dared asking difficult questions when things were going pear-shaped or his crowing at the doubters after the rare occassional win?

That's what i didn't get. It couldn't be further removed from a typical Burnett interview.

If anything it falls into the Still motto of "Never too high, never too low"

I never want to hear of that man again.

Taylor, Burnett or Still?

[LondonDagger]

That's what i didn't get. It couldn't be further removed from a typical Burnett interview.

If anything it falls into the Still motto of "Never too high, never too low"

I never want to hear of that man again.

Taylor, Burnett or Still?

All three would be ideal