Homestly, watching post match interviews and press conferences makes me angry. Most of the time the questions are superficial and quite often journalists also have agenda, trying to create some gossip they can write about. There's nothing insightful or interesting in that, basically suggestive soap opera bull shit for football fans. And that's because it's easier to write about mentality, who has fallen out with whom and all that than saying something actually substantial which requires understanding the game on a higher level. Sport journalism these days is just ridiculous most of the time.
I especially hate when a team is in a crisis and they interview the coach. As a fan, there are usually so many questions you like to hear. Like why the coach is trusting player A and won't give player B a chance although he always delivers when he's subbed on, why he chose formation A with line up B instead of whatever alternative. But all you get is stuff like 'Mister C, your team lost today, is that due to a mentality problem?' or 'reports (we wrote by the way) say that X unfollowed Y's instagram page, are there tensions in the squad? Do they still stand behind the coach?'
So I absolutely love that he's taking the piss.
