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[Runner-Ref]

Nope not under the current guidelines

Have you got a copy of the guidelines?

 

[Southerner In The North]

Why? I'm a journalist and I'm well within my right to ask if a manager thinks a decision is correct or not.

They then CHOOSE to either answer to call the ref a disgrace or accuse them of ruining the game. Or they can still be honest and say "look I thought it was a yellow but it's a 90 minute game and there's more at play than a few decisions by an official"

If you ask the question you get the punishment.

 

[Southerner In The North]

Have you got a copy of the guidelines?

There on PL website

 

[OnlyUseMeWhistle]

If you ask the question you get the punishment.

Why? They’re a free press and not regulated by the football authorities like managers and players are

 

[Runner-Ref]

There on PL website

Can you send it over and quote the bit regarding managers can't be honest? I'm curious to see the wording

 

[Southerner In The North]

Just checking rules regarding links in here.

 

[es1]

these are the league rules - https://resources.premierleague.com...3b04/PL_Handbook_2023-24_DIGITAL_06.12.23.pdf

plenty in here about what must happen for post match media duties and i'm sure plenty of potential for fines for not fulfilling them adequately however nothing i can see about refusing to answer questions.

 

[george.g]

Yes and managers are contractually obligated to answer and it’s a bad example to kids if they lie.

You’re right. Premier League managers are a shining example of how kids should act if something doesn’t go their way.