Southwark News

I think he really had the hump on Saturday with our own team, with this sort of performance, this is not him.

And I read somewhere, I think it was in the Southwark News, I do read all the news in England, including the T side, like I said.

I'm just joking.

And then Southwark News apparently, he had said something at halftime, something along the lines of, what team do you want to be? Do you want to be the team that turns up when you want to and then think you can win on 80, 90%? Or do you want to be the team that goes out and sets the tone? So there's been some big words at halftime.

I can hardly imagine anything else.

so um it it did have some effect we did come back we did get a point but i think it's it's very telling if you look at the equalizer when we score he hardly celebrates because he knows that this is simply not good enough he wasn't happy at all So I think, you know, looking back on it, you know, later on, he will think, yeah, it's a point one.

All it does is kill momentum." That was to BBC Radio London.

He then spoke to a local media, Southwark News, and said that, "What happens is the stoppage is because the referee needs to speak to the safety officer.

The safety officer, if he comes down within one minute, the game will start in one minute.

If he comes down after half an hour, the game starts in half an hour.