Carl the Llama Posted 28 November 2012 Posted 28 November 2012 From BBC sportsday live: Crystal Palace manager has criticised Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger for acknowledging an interest in £20m forward Wilfried Zaha. Holloway said: "Why is he talking about my players? I don't think that's right and proper, with the greatest respect. "I don't think anybody who manages any other club should actually admit who he likes and what he should be doing. I think that's totally bad etiquette. He can say what he likes but about his players, not mine."
21st Century Fox Posted 28 November 2012 Posted 28 November 2012 Hypocrite? http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11661_6661219,00.html
Carl the Llama Posted 28 November 2012 Author Posted 28 November 2012 Hypocrite? http://www.skysports...6661219,00.html Hah, I just knew there'd be an example out there somewhere. Couldn't find it myself though, nice one. What a pr*ck.
Jimothy Posted 28 November 2012 Posted 28 November 2012 And all Wenger said apparently was ‘We are looking at every player who could strengthen our squad - but he is not more on the list than anyone else.
Guest BlueBrett Posted 28 November 2012 Posted 28 November 2012 I hope they sell him in Jan and Glenn Murray returns to his normal oafish ways and Palace go on to finish 7th
purpleronnie Posted 28 November 2012 Posted 28 November 2012 Hypocrite? http://www.skysports...6661219,00.html But that was after they already had accepted an offer so its hardly the same.
Stuliasz Posted 28 November 2012 Posted 28 November 2012 What people need to realise is that these quotes are actually answers to very carefully worded and provocative questions by the press. Ian Holloway probably hadn't heard Wenger's comments, I bet the question was something like "Arsene Wenger has declared his interest in Wilfried Zaha, what are your thoughts?" or something similar. Same as Holloway's Adam Hammill example, he would have no doubt been asked directly but in such a way that he couldn't not answer (if that makes sense).
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