Anonymous
Well-known Exeweb poster
I dont make him wrong on that. Easy to apologise afterwards, but he's supposed to be an experienced leader on the pitch. Instead he makes a decision out of pure desperation and the team pays the penalty.As I just wrote on another thread, MT mentioned Deano apologising for the sending off and then added, gratuitously ‘words are cheap,it’s actions that count’ . I wouldn’t be surprised if some found that unnecessary and offensive in the circumstances.
People might not like Taylor for telling it like it is, but theres nothing personal about it. It was a bad decision and just apologising afterwards doesnt make it right. If apologies worked like that we wouldnt have anyone in prison...