Taylor Twellman

And listen, Dan, I'm glad you brought it up the way you did, allegedly.

But if you're putting your shirt over your mouth and six players are saying, we heard it, you can miss me with the denial.

I'm sorry.

You can just absolutely.

And then for what bothers me even more is,

Is Jose Mourinho after the game then saying this always happens to him?

Why?

Because he celebrates his goals?

Like, that's what I don't understand.

He didn't do anything but celebrate a fantastic goal and then for Jose Mourinho to say, well, this happens to him because he does that.

There's just so much of that.

Get rid of it.

Get rid of it.

I mean, they're behind it.

Guys, we've had this conversation in our country with the Latin American players celebrating home runs, and it turns into this conversation, well, that's against the under...

lying baseball rules and all of that.

But the reality is that you are signaling a certain demographic of people that want to do things differently.

In my sport, the global sport, there's a million ways to skin a cat.

There's different ways to look at celebrations and officials and all of this.

Your player put his jersey over his mouth and six players said he said monkey five times.