What’s all this performance? Players and managers putting their hands over their mouths when talking, what have they got? State secrets?
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What’s all this performance? Players and managers putting their hands over their mouths when talking, what have they got? State secrets?
Really gets on my nerves, trust me Mr A Footballer, I have zero interest what you're saying to your mate whilst walking off the pitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
Stops people lip reading doesn't it?
Hope City players engage in this tactic. Wouldn’t want the opposition to know we were planning a long throw in.
🤣🤣Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Blue
You mean we "plan" something in the way of tactics? It's a revelation.Quote:
Originally Posted by UNDERHILL1927
What is being said that’s so important?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bloop
My guess is that they don't want to end up in the tabloids or all over social media. Do you want everyone listening to what you're saying?Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
More likely it's so the other teams in the league don't know what they're saying.
Makes sense when they are probably saying something controversial about the club or team mates etc. Doubt they would bother if they were on about their tea that evening.
They should just put a mask on
What? A Norwich centre back saying to his team mate whilst playing Derby, “Cardiff are shit”.Quote:
Originally Posted by lardy
This started to be seen on TV with professional tennis players playing doubles, presumable so the opposition didn't know their next service.
But with lip-reading being used more and more to 'evesdrop' on celebritites private comments you might understand why people do it.