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Peter Walton reveals a former Liverpool The player is the toughest player he has ever had. Exclusive interview with football fans.
Walton takes Liverpool
These days, Premier League Trying to crack down on objections to referees in disrespect for officials has reduced the threshold for yellow cards, but it is not clear how much the rule changes will have.
The match between AFC Bournemouth and Chelsea at the beginning of this season set a Premier League record. 14 Anthony Taylor caught the objection while the two managers were booked.
That being said, some think that the move is a step in the right direction, as abuse referees are accepted on the court and online, and the social media era has expanded the problem to a greater extent.
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Sir Alex Ferguson is perhaps the most famous example of the manager, who is not afraid of clashing with officials from the pre-media era of society, Graham Poll Once admitted, he was afraid to make a decision on Manchester United.
“When I traveled to Old Trafford, I was very aware of the ‘Fergie factor’. If I made a ‘soft’ decision about them, or didn’t add time, then I knew he would let me know when I was uncertain.”
Now, Walton, who has conducted a review in the Premier League between 2003 and mid-2012, told Football Fancast that he found the referee’s hardest player, revealing that former Liverpool player Craig Bellamy gave him the most questions.
“Liverpool’s Craig Bellamy has always been that guy. I’m going to reiterate that Craig is a good guy, but on the court, he’s a demon. He’s a guy who’s hard to referee.”
Walton also revealed that John Terry was a nightmare for different reasons.
“John Terry is a good guy again, but he always becomes friends with you and you have to question why he is friends with you. Does he want me to be happy with him or give him the benefits of doubt? Some captains are very good at work. Terry leads Chelsea very well. He is very good. He is very good. His relationship with the referee raises a 1% difference.”
Bellamy’s off-court antics at Liverpool
It’s no surprise that Bellamy has a hard time refereeing on the court, as some of his actions are the most famous attacking teammates during his game against the Reds John Arne Riise There was a golf club before the key match against Barcelona in the Champions League.
However, in a few days, both Riise and Bellamy will win a 2-1 victory at the Nou, an incident that seems to have little impact on the morale of the team.
The Welshman keeps a good record in two Merseyside spells 18 Goals and 13 assists in 79 games and signed with the Carlin Cup finals champion in his final season in his hometown of Cardiff City.
Today, the former Liverpool man is Wales manager and has performed well since he took over in July last year, surpassing their coaching in their UEFA National League B Group.
