Pep Giving It Soton Players After The Game

[blues2win]

Michelle Redmond says knows what Pep said. ‘It was all good’. Fuck off Ducker/MEN

[Beefymcfc]

This has been building up in Pep. He keeps seeing these teams coming to defend and not having the permission to express themselves. He loves football and seeing this type of negative football is really getting to him, especially as it has him having to wait for a goal in the last minute, it must really frustrated him.

Seeing Redmond gave him the perfect excuse to bring this issue up and while very excited, it all came out and as it was done in a positive way, nothing further can be said.

You never know, his points maybe taken onboard and he may change English football afterall.

[kennyboy]

How positive is it for us this "Pep talk" ?
Redmond will step up his game next time he face us and god forbid maybe net some goals..

[zuricity]

pep is free to say what he likes.

why haven‘t the rags put up another flag with the number of years their ‚Derby‘ team , Scousepool haven’t won the league ?

[CTID Hants]

Redmond setting the record straight....

[blues2win]

FUCK OFF MEN DUCKER AND THE SUN

[freshie]

For all the rag drama queens

[Original Dub]

“Nothing negative or offensive was said towards me from Pep and that’s what makes him one of the best managers in world football.”

[freshie]

Redmond setting the record straight....

We should sue these twats

[iwasthere2012]

That should be it put to bed and an added incentive to embarrass the scum when we play them.

[Mase]

[carl_feedthegoat]

Stan Collymore self combusts.

[Justified logic]

Redmond setting the record straight....

We should sue these twats

Winger, wanker; Sun, cunt. It's easy to make a mistake when you want to when lip reading.

[Justified logic]

We are playing Southampton away last match of the season. The PL title could depend on whether they decide to play football or park a bus?

( Hopefully we can seal it well before then, but you never know.)

Yes, hopefully. Would be nice if Southampton needed a win to avoid relegation and we just played keep ball all game.

[johnny crossan]

hard to see Redmond's whole tweet - here it is (poor thread title btw)

[BlueinBosnia]

Redmond setting the record straight....

We should sue these twats

"An expert has been told what she believes the Manchester City manager boss said"

A bit of a Freudian slip there...

[BlueinBosnia]

Serious question regarding Pep's rant: Could the ref (based on what he saw, not heard) have been justified in sending Pep off after the final whistle? If so, how long would the ban have been? Also, would Redmond have been so quick to leap to his defence in the event of any appeal, or would powers-that-be at Southampton (and clubs with an influence over them) have advised him to hold his tongue? Overall, considering that, is it wise of Pep to offer advice in such a way straight after the final whistle?

[Peter Doherty (AGAIG)]

Serious question regarding Pep's rant: Could the ref (based on what he saw, not heard) have been justified in sending Pep off after the final whistle? If so, how long would the ban have been? Also, would Redmond have been so quick to leap to his defence in the event of any appeal, or would powers-that-be at Southampton (and clubs with an influence over them) have advised him to hold his tongue? Overall, considering that, is it wise of Pep to offer advice in such a way straight after the final whistle?

A spontaneous act of generosity on Pep's part. Sod the consequences.

[johnny crossan]

Redmond setting the record straight....

We should sue these twats

"An expert has been told what she believes the Manchester City manager boss said"
A bit of a Freudian slip there...

how do you know she's called Sue?

[mr_nool]

Serious question regarding Pep's rant: Could the ref (based on what he saw, not heard) have been justified in sending Pep off after the final whistle? If so, how long would the ban have been? Also, would Redmond have been so quick to leap to his defence in the event of any appeal, or would powers-that-be at Southampton (and clubs with an influence over them) have advised him to hold his tongue? Overall, considering that, is it wise of Pep to offer advice in such a way straight after the final whistle?

It's a really odd thing to do and he should stop it. If an opposition manager gave me "advice" just after we've conceded a last second goal to lose the game, I would have a hard time containing myself and not give him a slap, no matter how complimentary he was.