People like you are paid the big bucks there to think of those questions, but if the interview really had to be today I'd mostly just empathise with the manager about today's game rather than ask a question to which the answer is bleeding obvious.Such as?
The reporter’s not there to empathise with him, he’s there to get a quote from him that’s of interest to TalkSport listeners - it’s not a therapy session.People like you are paid the big bucks there to think of those questions, but if the interview really had to be today I'd mostly just empathise with the manager about today's game rather than ask a question to which the answer is bleeding obvious.
Surely you can't be surprised that someone who's lost heavily isn't going to react well to being immediately asked 'what can you take from that then?'. He's within his rights to end the interview.
I'm sure the reporter could have waited until tomorrow for his latest scoop. And maybe to think of a better question in the process.The reporter’s not there to empathise with him, he’s there to get a quote from him that’s of interest to TalkSport listeners - it’s not a therapy session.
Fair enough if you want less media coverage of our club.
“Hey BSB, did you get that Mark Robins quote I asked you for?”I'm sure the reporter could have waited until tomorrow for his latest scoop. And maybe to think of a better question in the process.
Sounded like he didn't know his own players, which is a worry.
Next week's game at Wembley means fuck all. Its getting out of this league that matters, and this shower of shit let MR and the fans down today.
I'd sooner of won today than next week.
'Just rang Mark Robins, he got pissed off and left the interview'“Hey BSB, did you get that Mark Robins quote I asked you for?”
“No boss, he was looking a bit sad so I thought I’d try him again tomorrow. Hope you can still fill the airtime though.”
Is this honestly how you’d expect the editor to react? You definitely weren’t a creative writing teacher, were you.'Just rang Mark Robins, he got pissed off and left the interview'
'Oh no, what did you ask him?'
'I asked him if he could apply anything from a 3-0 loss at one of the worst teams in the Championship to a game against one of the biggest clubs in the world at Wembley'
'Hmmm'
Just a pity that Robins didn't treat him in the same way that Gordon Strachan used to handle these idiotic questions
They were, and mostly because they treated people asking the bleeding obvious with the disdain the questions deserved. Erling Haaland is more blunt and would just give one word or sarcastic answers unless the questions came from someone he respected.Is this honestly how you’d expect the editor to react? You definitely weren’t a creative writing teacher, were you.
Strachan’s responses to reporters were brilliant.
And yet offering an alternative question is apparently beyond your abilities!Just ask better questions, it's not complicated.
My response is that I agree with Robins in being short with the person asking the questions and I imagine most Cov fans who care enough to given an opinion either way probably do too. Granted, the fact that you're a journalist yourself obviously has no influence on you conducting your own interview of sorts with me on this topicAnd yet offering an alternative question is apparently beyond your abilities!
I think you may be overestimating the sophistication of TalkSport listeners - it’s an obvious and innocuous question, the response from Robins is a bit petty, the response from you is downright odd.
Personally I just want as much coverage of the club as possible - I’m not particularly bothered if Robins gets upset, or would rather do it tomorrow.My response is that I agree with Robins in being short with the person asking the questions and I imagine most Cov fans who care enough to given an opinion either way probably do too. Granted, the fact that you're a journalist yourself obviously has no influence on you conducting your own interview of sorts with me on this topic
What, so if he said ‘I’ll do one in less than 24 hours time from now’ the interview wouldn’t happen? He isn’t the first manager to get arsey in response to a silly question right after a difficult afternoon.Personally I just want as much coverage of the club as possible - I’m not particularly bothered if Robins gets upset, or would rather do it tomorrow.
If the reporter’s been assigned to a different game tomorrow, then probably not!What, so if he said ‘I’ll do one in less than 24 hours time from now’ the interview wouldn’t happen?
Agree . Some of the tales on here are ludicrousHe didn't really, he sounded like he couldn't understand why players didn't do what they were supposed to
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We all would but get over it .Sounded like he didn't know his own players, which is a worry.
Next week's game at Wembley means fuck all. Its getting out of this league that matters, and this shower of shit let MR and the fans down today.
I'd sooner of won today than next week.
Most of the time we look a little bit too nice.I think some games this season have identified that we need a tough tackling no nonsense leader in the middle of the park to galvanise us. There are times when we look a little bit too nice.
100% - I’d have walked off after being field a stupid question like that. We got battered by our local rivals and if we play like that against Man U we’ll get humiliated.That's a stupid question to be fair to him
It is a bit of a silly question. We lost the second half 1-0 to a relegation candidate, of course there’s nothing to take from it. We know we’re a better team than themThe question wasn't bad. The guy just asked if there's anything to take from the second half.
People seem to find them interesting. I usually do when it’s my own team.Let’s be honest these post match interviews are the very definition of banal. About as insightful as a blancmange. Just do away with them.
It's not a stupid question and shouldn't excuse managers being rude to people just trying to do their jobs
I always wish reporters would give it back live on air but they would lose their jobs
It is bad and I don't listen to it anymore at all but take anything from second half rly ain't a question worth getting angry over.Talksport is shockingly bad and employs a bunch of fucking idiots, I'm with the gaffer on this one
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