Isbaeu br@ke down in t£ars and issued a public ap@logy to Nigerians following his interview with former President Olusegun Obasanjo. This is what he said:
Nigerians, it was never my int£ntion to be dr@gg£d like this over my interview with the former president. The way I interview people is just my content style; you shouldn't take it too seri@usly. No matter who comes on my show, I address them the same way. Please, I want y'all to calm down and understand that I have imm£nse respect for the former president. He is like a father to me. I never meant to act the way I did during the interview. It was only for att£ntion, but I never imagined it would lead to the entire country dr@gg!ng me.
🔵🔴 Rodri: “I do NOT think we're the favorites to win the Champions League”.
“Of course, players like myself were signed for this target. But I think the Champions League is not necessarily for the best team, but a tournament of moments”, told @mundodeportivo.
Jamie Carragher: "I actually [think] two yellow cards is enough. Phil Foden put his foot into him, but his foot's already high, it's not like he's lashed out and kicked out. But for me, the guilty party is Bruno [Fernandes]. Bruno's fouled him, that's football, he's then kicked him when he's on the floor, then he's rolled around - he's hardly been touched and he's rolling round to get somebody sent off... I don't think Bruno Fernandes comes out of that looking well at all, I think it's really poor from him.
"Phil Foden's reacted, he shouldn't, I get that. I do think Michael Oliver was far too quick to get the red card out, because when we can see the referee cam, I don't think there's any way he can see where Phil Foden's foot is because Bruno's backside's almost facing the referee. How you see that in real time I don't know...
"There's too much focus on Foden. It should be Bruno! We need to start coming down hard on players who react like that when there's nothing wrong with them. We're encouraging players to do that to get somebody sent off, to give themselves a greater chance of winning. We need to call people out!" [via @SkySportsPL]