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Puel's press conference at 2.00 pm.
Like you I really struggle with Puels press conferences. Not made it to the end of one of them or his subsequent interviews yet.I'll record that and then play it back in the middle of the night when I am having trouble sleeping.
I have been wondering exactly the same thing - having heard the first couple around the season opener I have to confess I have not listened to anything since. How Les stayed awake during CP's job interview is beyond my comprehension...Hope he is more inspirational to the players than he is towards the fans otherwise that would explain the performances to date
Like you I really struggle with Puels press conferences. Not made it to the end of one of them or his subsequent interviews yet.
Rely on someone on here summarising him
Hope he is more inspirational to the players than he is towards the fans otherwise that would explain the performances to date
Its not an obsession - more an observation and not to be taken too seriously either. As for Poch - he spoke English; he simply chose not to in press conferences and its a good idea because it means you have more time to consider your response while waiting for the 'translation'. I would finally add that although he was speaking in another language; Poch did converse with some gusto and passion, unlike our Mr... err... what was his name again...Don't get the obsession people have with Puel to the media. He's speaking a new language first of all. Pochettino was even worse in press conferences but seemed to do alright with players on the training ground....
You can't be serious! It took Poch most of the 2 seasons he was with us to start answering any questions in English and correcting David Salas' translations. At least Claude is trying to speak good English from the start, which Poch didn't bother with at all. As for the players, I would guess that Eric Black does a lot of the translation in the training areas.Its not an obsession - more an observation and not to be taken too seriously either. As for Poch - he spoke English; he simply chose not to in press conferences and its a good idea because it means you have more time to consider your response while waiting for the 'translation'. I would finally add that although he was speaking in another language; Poch did converse with some gusto and passion, unlike our Mr... err... what was his name again...![]()
Wimp out with a translator? Lol seriously? He has someone sat next to him telling him the hard questions in French anyway, he could have used one to begin with anyway.You must log in or register to see media
If I had to do a press conference in French I can assure you it would be a lot worse than listening to Claude. He has got to think about everything he says and make sure he doesn't put his foot in it by accident. He doesn't know the right words yet so tries to explain himself which results in long answers. I am impressed he's got the guts to do it and not wimp out with a translator.