TeessideCleveland
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What effect is it supposed to have?
What does Sean Dyche put his hand over his mouth for when talking during matches?
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jeff_potato
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Every bit of footage in that league could well be watched by analysts for opponent dossiers. It has probably been part of the media training too: avoid anyone skewing what you say by cutting and editing a clip.
If you see anyone below the top league doing it then just presume an inflated sense of self importance...
If you see anyone below the top league doing it then just presume an inflated sense of self importance...
exeterboro
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As above, I think it started in Spain where dialogues where being printed of what managers, coaches and players talking about. It could have saved John Terry a lot of hassle.
Centralscrutinizer
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You see it a lot in football now. I think they've all been watching Casino and think the Feds are watching them with lip readers 
Chris_Boro
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He's saying...
Pssst, pssst pssst pssst, psst.
Pssst, pssst pssst pssst, psst.
BaronSmoggie
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He talks a load of ***** so its to prevent the smell.
Ingleby_Flash
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It’s cos he’s a cöck.
sweet_left_foot
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"psst, I used to work the Dundas you know"
Lemmy_kilmister
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I started noticing it just after Pardew called Pellegrini an "old c%#t"
parmoboy
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He does it to cause trouble for the opposition manager with the fourth official. He'll shout things like "black really isn't your colour mate" and then blames it on the manager.
That's why you often see the fourth official speaking to the opposition manager when they play Burnley.
That's why you often see the fourth official speaking to the opposition manager when they play Burnley.
Pak_Doo_Ik
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Its so nobody can hear him say
Can we not knock it!!!
Copyright of Graham Taylor 1993
Can we not knock it!!!
Copyright of Graham Taylor 1993