My comments are aimed at how much we should take what Evans says as gospel on this subject, I'm not being anti-cellino. People can believe what they want. You can make your own minds up as to why he was there.
Perhaps he just wanted to see how his Manager performed in a half time team talk, which players seemed up for it etc. Sounds plausible.
But then, when you have a chairman with a reputation for meddling in team affairs its also plausible that staff are given a palatable line to feed to journalists and know that being the snitch might have consequences. Conspiracy theory or just std PR practice?
If you think Cellino is the clubs saviour you'll believe the former, if you think he's the anti-christ you'll believe the latter.
Perhaps he just wanted to see how his Manager performed in a half time team talk, which players seemed up for it etc. Sounds plausible.
But then, when you have a chairman with a reputation for meddling in team affairs its also plausible that staff are given a palatable line to feed to journalists and know that being the snitch might have consequences. Conspiracy theory or just std PR practice?
If you think Cellino is the clubs saviour you'll believe the former, if you think he's the anti-christ you'll believe the latter.



