Quote: Ferocious Aardvark "You think? Smith often answers in a deeply thought through long paragraph of a response, he doesn't come across as someone who relishes being interviewed but for me he does exude that air of calm authority, and a keen and thoughtful intelligence on his subject.'"
I guess it's purely a matter of perception, but Smithy comes across as a rabbit caught in the headlights to me.
Quote: Ferocious Aardvark "He is not unwilling to indicate his complete contempt for the muppets on Sky through his body language and some of his answers when being interviewed. It might not be pretty but I can't imagine Cummins or many other coaches actually having the balls to do it.'"
He may be in good company in regarding the Sky team as muppets but treating your employer's biggest sponsors and people you are contractually obliged to speak to as morons isn't the best way to act if you want to come across as a serious, deeply thinking professional who is on top of the job. It comes across as defensive to me, though as above, it's all perception and in the eye of the beholder.
Doesnt really make sense, the booing would imply your wrong and despite winning 2 of the 4 available trophies most would say they won inspite of the coach having been such a successful group of individuals before Mr Mcdermott took the reins as it were
