Man U Interviews

[2long]

Has anyone noticed that when all is not well in the Man U camp (i.e. when they don't win) Carlos Querios gives the post match interview?

I appreciate the his English is probably more understandable than Fergie's but I just find it interesting! When was the last time Pat Rice or whoever's 2nd in command at Liverpool gave such an interview?

Chelsea don't count as they're always had people who can't seak English, have attitude problems or are on their way out.

[2long]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/m...day/7369025.stm

And is he talking about the game that just happened or the last month?

[2long]

I stand corrected.

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11095_3479890,00.html

He IS a bad loser though, eh?

[Prakanong]

Has anyone noticed that when all is not well in the Man U camp (i.e. when they don't win) Carlos Querios gives the post match interview?

I appreciate the his English is probably more understandable than Fergie's but I just find it interesting! When was the last time Pat Rice or whoever's 2nd in command at Liverpool gave such an interview?

Chelsea don't count as they're always had people who can't seak English, have attitude problems or are on their way out.

Fergie does not talk to the BBC - a few others are the same inluding Big Sam I think

"He IS a bad loser though, eh?"

The people who win a lot usually are - its the desire to win above all else.

[mrtoad]

Has anyone noticed that when all is not well in the Man U camp (i.e. when they don't win) Carlos Querios gives the post match interview?

I appreciate the his English is probably more understandable than Fergie's but I just find it interesting! When was the last time Pat Rice or whoever's 2nd in command at Liverpool gave such an interview?

Chelsea don't count as they're always had people who can't seak English, have attitude problems or are on their way out.

Fergie does not talk to the BBC - a few others are the same inluding Big Sam I think

"He IS a bad loser though, eh?"

The people who win a lot usually are - its the desire to win above all else.

Fergie hasn't spoken to them for ages, can't remeber exactly who it was that pissed him off though.

As for him being a bad loser, I'd actually say that he is normally pretty sporting in defeat as regards his opponents. I just don't think he likes losing, and if he's anything like a lot of the football people I know, they are not always the most talkative after a defeat, so being asked stupid questions by someone is hardly appealing.

[The Vulcan]

Show me a GOOD loser and I'll show you a REAL loser!