That’s because you never make anyone happy, just sad
Ralph Hasenhüttl
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Crying tears of joy when you, as a Premier League manager, beat a Premier League team, is a bit small time.
assumed he had a death in the family or something similar as to why he broke down. Are you all suggesting he was reduced to tears just because he won a game against liverpool?
I'm asking the poster who is wondering why Ralph is crying.
What the feck was all that going to his knees and crying about? great result for them but way over the top.
Thought his reaction was so OTT.
my other half, who has no idea who he is, was laughing her head off at his gloves, as she thought RH meant Right Hand
my other half, who has no idea who he is, was laughing her head off at his gloves, as she thought RH meant Right Hand
I mean, guy was on the brink of being sacked at one point and being called a fraud, after a tumultuous year thats been hard on everyone he earns a hard fought victory over the manager he admires and has everyone changing their minds about him. Why are people ragging on him for being emotional?
He passed the United audition.
Just a bit... I dunno... weird?
I like him and warming to the idea of him taking over someday at United. His style of football is mightily impressive which such underwhelming players
They won but wasn't impressed by their performance. Maybe they were under strength.
If its because of winning a home game in a league you're playing in,its weird.
Very weird. But anyway, thanks for the win Ralph!
Very weird. But anyway, thanks for the win Ralph!
This guy looks like Klopp lite. Was way too emotional today. We need somebody as cool or nearly as cool as Sir Alex.
Nowhere is safe
I'll cry tears of joy the day you are banned.
Keep wishing...
Men are not allowed to show emotion, how dare he
No. Never. Talk me through it
I’ve heard a manager take the piss out of another team for over-celebrating a win.
He’s crying because he may just have cost his Lord, saviour and mentor Juergen of Klopplehem the title.
It's just a bit odd that this game would be the one to push him over the edge.
Pochettino against Ajax made sense to everyone, one of the greatest comebacks we've ever seen, in the last second, to reach a CL final.
This was just a run of the mill mid-season league game that had nothing riding on it... Why would him almost getting sacked after Leicester ever be on his mind leading up to this game in particular?
I don't care but I was very confused at full time, I assumed there must have been something going on in his personal life to bring out that kind of reaction.
The tears seem a little cringy, but maybe he just put a lot into this game and was exhausted. Either way, he's going to be a man in demand in the summer.
With the budget they have, he has been doing amazing stuffs there. His team has many young players and he has building a team with huge potential and promising future.
Even though I worry every time when we play them, I have to acknowledge what he has done to that club is simply amazing. Maybe he will never get the chance to manage an elite club, but I think it’s a huge satisfaction for himself.
Even though I worry every time when we play them, I have to acknowledge what he has done to that club is simply amazing. Maybe he will never get the chance to manage an elite club, but I think it’s a huge satisfaction for himself.
I still think that Southampton team individually is below average. He's doing a good job this season.
Spot on
Yes because SAF was well known for his lack of emotion and calmness.
The right back, walker-Peter (?), I think very good every time seeing him play. Diallo seems a good prospect as well.
He wants the United job, a win against Pool is always a good sign
He’s crying because he passed his 1st real test
Great coach. After losing 9-0 to Leicester and now look like a team capable of beating anyone.
if you’re not comfortable expressing your emotions then yeah
Exactly
When I saw him crying and heard it's the first time he has beaten Klopp I was expecting it to be his first win in 20 attempts or something and thought "Fair enough."
They've faced each other only 5 times. Is it that big a deal?
They've faced each other only 5 times. Is it that big a deal?
Pep Guardiola when he won his first Club World Cup for Barca.
Although I agree Hasenhüttl reaction was over the top as if he won a cup game. It seems he regards defeating a champion as some kind of pinnacle of achievements?
Passionate yes, emotional no.
It is ok if he felt emotional and cried in happiness. Everyone has their own points of happiness. But then he should keep his trap shut asking teams to not celebrate comebacks.
Without watching the game, it does seem a bit weird if it was simply about winning the match. It's not like it was a final or some other massively important match. Wonder if there's something going on behind the scenes (either professionally or personally)?
That's not what he said, was it? Or at least, I read that comment as an attempt to praise his own team: 'look at them celebrating; that's the level of opposition we're providing nowadays!' In fact, I don't know how else the original tweet can be interpreted:
I don't know why there is such a desire everywhere to be insulted by things people say. (And then be petty about it for ages! Not just you, obviously.)
This had me laughing hard in bed, waking my GF
Good coach but he's very dramatic and is a sore loser.
Crying is healthy, just men are ridiculous and repressed about it. I know I am.
It's wild to me nobody has mentioned the pandemic. I get calls from friends who are even keel as hell normally telling me they've been crying or seem close to anxiety/panic attacks all the time now, that's my actual guess.