Ben Shephard

Now, if he doesn't play and he loses, maybe he gets sacked anyway.

So at the end of the day, we are always, you know, the manager and the scrutiny.

Whatever decision you make is wrong.

Because you can stand there and say, no, you're coming up.

And I'm not moving from here.

And that's right.

How long can the referee?

Because I didn't even know the rules.

I don't know if you knew it.

Yeah, I did know.

And that's why the ref goes over to him, doesn't he, at the end and says, what do you want me to do?

From what I understood, though, it was that if the player refused to come out, he doesn't come out.

See you later.

Now that is, we're supposed to have different kinds of responsibilities.

The owner, the CEO, maybe the sport director, the manager, and then the players.

So the player is not gonna decide what the owner wants to do, but the manager can decide on top of the players.

If you lose that responsibility and that power on top of the player, what I said before, what is coming next?

What happens if the next game I play in the middle of the park, I'm not coming out?

Tell me what happened.

Did he change him when somebody else done it before?