Harry Rednapp claims he has no issues with Adel Taarabt after calling out the midfielders fitness and desire last week. While the contreversial attacking midfielder claims other wise. But we all know the golden rule in football and that's not to air out your durt laundry in public. It lowers the moral of the players and the squad and brings a divide to the squad. As talented as Taarabt is we all know the shenangans that comes with the Moroco international. Surley now with Rednakpps comments and insults upon him he will be even worse, and let's be honest QPR are relegation favourites they need to get the best out of him if they are to survive.
Even Roy Keane a football personality like Redknapp who keeps it real and blunt has said that managers should never call out thier players to media, espically ones that are important to the team like Taarabt is to the hoops. After Ferguson blasted and exposed the former Ireland and cult legend Keane in his book. He said at times that dirty laundry should never be exposed to the public as it's a lack of loyalty. With Redkanpp doing that he could loose the dressing room not to mention Taarabt. Managers should take players aside and blast them privately.
With social media in place in this era of football airing out a clubs troubles is as easy as ABC. Every day a player is venting on a social outlet or managers are speaking to the press. What happened to the good old days where players and coaches kept quiet? And aired out when they had biographies after thier careers. Now a days it's like competition of who can shade thier respective club the most. It needs to stop it's turning the beuatifal game into an ugly soap drama where the characters of the community love airing out thier dirty laundry to the masses. Football is sport not a media circus! If I wanted drama and shade throwing I would watch Eastenders or Housewives of Atlanta π΄π΄π΄or even better scroll on my time line.








