This. Players need to give it their all on the pitch. Once the whistle blows just show a proper sense of proportion if you are on the losing side.
Teden Mengi Attitude on Hugging/Laughing with Opposition is a breath of fresh air
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Wait, you have a Mengi and a Mejbri? Get rid of one of them, that's ridiculous.
Just call Mejbri Hannibal.
Apparently linked to a loan move to Preston
If you have a problem with the attitude of a team-mate then your own performance must be on a good level......Mengi with another terrible performance for the Reserve-team against Leicester (By the way Mejbri with a good performance)......Mengi is lucky that we don't have currently available many defenders because otherwise he wouldn't even play for the Reserve-team
still find it funny the way he publicly expressed his disapproval while playing badly.Who Mengi? Would be a bad move for him right now, he’s suffering a massive drop in confidence, looks lost at times,
Yeah according to my mate who supports PNE. They're not having their best season either, wouldn't be a good loan.
Christ I hope not, North End are having enough problems, considering his form this would be a recipe for disaster for Mengi.
It’s totally different though. Football involves tribalism. Fans want to see that in the players too. Whether that’s realistic or not I guess is the real talking point.
Absolutely, it'd be a bit of an unsettled environment as they're likely to lose Pearson and Johnson too.
Think footballers shouldn't be posting on Insta/Twitter or whatever, period. That goes to the first team players too. Do your talking on the training ground and on the pitch.
As for the whole laughing/hugging, having friends in football and all that, I couldn't care as long as performances are good.
Hannibal shouldn't have posted anything after a heavy defeat, Mejbri shouldn't have replied. It's immature, but then again they're kids.
As for the whole laughing/hugging, having friends in football and all that, I couldn't care as long as performances are good.
Hannibal shouldn't have posted anything after a heavy defeat, Mejbri shouldn't have replied. It's immature, but then again they're kids.
Hannibal posted the picture 2 weeks after the defeat.
Mengi is just a petulant twat who couldn’t take care of his own performance and took it out on a teammate.
Oh really? Didn't realise that. Either way, I don't like footballer's on social media.
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