Pioli to Solskjær after the match: "Good team my a**, you're just an a**hole, donkey! Your sister, good team, your sister!"

And another thing: where do these insults come from in Italian football/Italy? It’s like when they have a go at someone, there needs to be a family member included somewhere even if it’s completely grammatically incorrect :lol:
 
Ole must have told him how much he hates bald people. :lol: that insult is such a weird one. Does not even make sense.
 
Wtf? Why is he that angry anyway? It is not that we cheated or something? Even Klopp or Jose are not like this to fellow managers after they lose. What a prick
 
Giggs' right foot said:
Sure... I mean, I've muttered much worse drivel after a lost measly FM-game, so I get the nerve-tingling anger a manager can be possessed by from time to time. But he does come off here as a prick, so I love the fact we beat them even more.
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They really need to add post game exchanges as a feature
 
Kessie played well but that's about it really for them. They were lucky to get that injury time goal at OT and didn't offer much at San Siro either. If anything it should've been 3 or 4 nil to us over the two games with Harry's chance and Mason clean through but James didn't pass to him. We made it harder than it should've been, looked a routine 2-0 in each game.

Most displeasing was how dirty they got in the last 15-20 mins. Talk about donkeys, should've been more bookings and a sending off for Theo. The fouls on Fred, James, McTom and Pogba were shameful, the handball calls were pathetic.

He probably feels the training ground passing routines in non dangerous areas deserve some major plaudits or Ole's cheesy grin wound him up.
 
He's lucky we didnt bother to turn up in that first game or it could have been embarrassing for him. We played badly both legs but an extra time goal is the only lifeline they had.
 
Strange insult, sounds like it's been google translated a bit to literally.

I think he was upset because we were hitting the deck alot in the last ten minutes, buying free kicks to waste time a tactic probably invented by the Italians and something they would of definitely been doing if they had the advantage.

Kajear was the funniest, Milan looked like they were playing in slow motion at set pieces and throw ins in the first half, then had the audacity to complain about us doing exactly the same in the second half.
 
I don’t understand what him and Kjær were mad about, they didn’t even have a sniff of winning and they were at home plus lucky to not concede a penalty bin the first half.
 
Sorry, but is there anywhere an actual source showing that this is what the man in fact said? You can't hear that from the clips in the OP, as far as I can tell. If not, why is everyone assuming that he did?
 
I don't know how anyone in their right mind could could lose a game fairly, against a slightly better team on the night and clearly a better team on paper, and then try and have a little whinge about the team being crap.
 
Woodzy said:
I don't know how anyone in their right mind could could lose a game fairly, against a slightly better team on the night and clearly a better team on paper, and then try and have a little whinge about the team being crap.
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The dictionary definition of that response is "narcissistic rage". It's a terrifying thing to behold, and if anyone has ever pissed off a narcisstic person in their life they'll understand exactly what it's like to be on the receiving end.
 
abundance said:
"good team"... somaro... "good team", sei un somaro!
Coglione... che non sei altro.
Tu' sorella "good team", tu' sorella.

"good team"... dunce... "good team", you're a dunce!
Moron... you're nothing but a moron.
Yer ma "good team", yer ma!

Pioli is on fire :devil:
:lol::lol::lol:
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:lol: :lol:

Sounds like Pioli does not rate his team
 
abundance said:
ahahahaha, of all questions... =D

Squat toilets used to be common for public restrooms in mediterranean Europe, Africa and Middle East (and Russia and Japan too, I'm told). Indeed we call them "turkish" toilet here in Italy.
They're much much rarer nowadays than in my youth anyway.

I guess it was because it's a simpler design, way easier to clean, sturdier (no way to dislodge it, have pipe junctions leak, or break the seat).
It was also probably perceived as more hygenic (as you don't have to touch any surface to use it), which I think is an illusion that breaks the very first time you try to take a dump in one...

...speaking of which - why not, since we are at that - it seems that proper squatting, which I never dared try in a public toilet, with my trousers on, is a more natural and vastly superior position than sitting. Allegedly it does wonders for keeping your pelvic muscle fit, and for preventing hemorroids. In my teenage years I got a friend whose father was such a strong believer in this that he taught him to climb on the sitting toilet and take a dump with his feet on the toilet seat. It was a rather disconcerting experience to enter the bathroom and catch him at that.
And with this, I believe that this topic has definitely overstayed its welcome =D
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Funny you say that. There was a phantom pooper at work scandal. Someone was leaving poo everywhere and feet mark on the toilet seat. I figured someone was doing what you describe
 
feck sake asked my friend who was a Milan fan to ask if he heard anything on the clip but I forgot he was deaf. Awkward moment was awkward
 
Wednesday at Stoke said:
I don’t understand what him and Kjær were mad about, they didn’t even have a sniff of winning and they were at home plus lucky to not concede a penalty bin the first half.
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Think they thought they were going to win this tie. They were probably surprised how poor we were in the home leg, but even then we should have won at least 3-1 with the chances we had.

They definitely missed Rafael Leao I thought, he was a constant thorn in the first game.
 
DWelbz19 said:
So precious.
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Imagine getting so worked up for saying part of the interview was deleted and Ole's words are taken out of context, deleted part and the questions asked gives better context.
 
roonster09 said:
Imagine getting so worked up for saying part of the interview was deleted and Ole's words are taken out of context, deleted part and the questions asked gives better context.
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Imagine confusing someone else for your own manager in a video
 
Pretty hilarious that he had a meltdown to be honest. I wouldn't have thought there was much to be bitter about over the two legs.
 
Lay said:
feck sake asked my friend who was a Milan fan to ask if he heard anything on the clip but I forgot he was deaf. Awkward moment was awkward
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Awkward silence?
 
Imagine being the manager of one of the most historic clubs in the world and being caught on video acting like this :lol:

It probably hurts that we knocked them out of the competition without even needing to play well.
 
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