| NiKKoM said: There is nothing wrong with a twitter account.. its that footballplayers aren't the smartest ones out there.. look at balotelli.. he's insane.. a profesional marketing team should be in control.. but in this case I think even the manager of Sneiderlin is behind it.. putting pressure on Southampton.. |
Schneiderlin's agent might be having influence based on the other sales but surely it highlights unprofessionalism towards your current employer and does another team really want to buy a player that's just going to happily moan about then when they don't get their way? (again see Yaya).
I think it can be great, but player's should know when to keep hush. The problem is, 500 good posts vs 1 bad one, it's the bad one that makes the news, makes them to look bad and potentially their club as well. This from a business sense is not a good one.
Hmm, pie.
