Having been sent off as a manager a few weeks ago with my boys' team, I had to question myself as to whether or not it was worth it. The ref was having a terrible game, and I felt I had to defend my boys.
Now I'm no Sir Alex, but I hope my reaction to the officials brought about a change in their focus.
My question is this: In challenging the officials as SAF has quite often this season, what is he gaining and what is he losing?
I think he is setting himself up to be disregarded in the future. With the clout he holds he doesn't need to remonstrate and go into attack mode
as he has been lately. After all, he's not Arsene Wenger!
Speaking of which, because of the stature of SAF, do you think he should be dealt with MORE harshly or given a little more respect?
What say you all?