After todays press conference where once again Jose was pressed on the Matic suspension but gave the press nothing for fear of trouble I wonder what caused him to have a change of heart with the goals on Sunday interview where he was open, honest and candid about his views. What happened or was said on the Saturday night after the Burnley game for this u turn in his approach? Does anyone have a theory?

Well the FA can take action on him if he talks about it in a presser?

He has said his piece, if he goes on about it once a week then he will be accused of constant whining and stuff like that. Wait til the next injustice for the next rant I'd imagine.

Edited February 27, 201511 yr by Stim

He has made his points well and clear, his Goals on Sunday got maximum promotion.....99% of people are in agreement that Barnes got away with murder and we were hard done by....he knows he doesn't need to say anything more about it, his work is done.

We move on!

Until the next controversy that is.

After todays press conference where once again Jose was pressed on the Matic suspension but gave the press nothing for fear of trouble I wonder what caused him to have a change of heart with the goals on Sunday interview where he was open, honest and candid about his views. What happened or was said on the Saturday night after the Burnley game for this u turn in his approach? Does anyone have a theory?

Straw and camel's back. He had nothing to lose, the team was already, seemingly, being discriminated against so there were two outcomes; the team carried on being penalised, or things would improve. Things couldn't have got any worse than that shocking game.

Jose has gone right up in my estimation (he was already high enough) as I think he played a dignified blinder. Hopefully, he's prized open the stinky FA can and there's no closing it now.

FA is such a joke. If you give your honest opinion during the interview you get punished. Thereis no freedom of speech.

I'm surprised Jose has got away with Sunday's interview without bringing "the game into disrepute", he will have to appear on the show more often, perhaps with interviewers of a better calibre.

I'm surprised Jose has got away with Sunday's interview without bringing "the game into disrepute", he will have to appear on the show more often, perhaps with interviewers of a better calibre.

It's because he was truthful and there was a significant body of evidence 'thanks' to that dreadful Saturday. The FA could not be seen to punish him as the evidence was overwhelming and flew in the face of portraying him as a ' loon spouting conspiracy theory'.

It's because he was truthful and there was a significant body of evidence 'thanks' to that dreadful Saturday. The FA could not be seen to punish him as the evidence was overwhelming and flew in the face of portraying him as a ' loon spouting conspiracy theory'.

 

 

Which makes it all the better that having said it once, he has refrained from repeating himself. Why should he, when it's as clear as daylight.

Which makes it all the better that having said it once, he has refrained from repeating himself. Why should he, when it's as clear as daylight.

We know Moi, that what is not said is often more effective than what is said.

He's said what he has to say. He's not scouse so wont bang on about it for the next thirty years. He has a massive game on Sunday.