Was listening to the commentary of two very bias Saints guys on the radio... First they said that ... If one were a neutral... One might question the string of penalties... But they also said that after the first try in the second half Trinity seemed to drop intensity.

On topic or don't bother.

So you are implying he is not telling the truth? Just say it if you want to raise the point.
Raised by more than one source so not really an issue whether he talks with his eyes shut.

Not so much about whether he was telling the truth, he just seemed to have the air of a man who wished he'd never brought the subject up. For what it's worth i believe it happened from whats been said but i think RA regrets saying it.

To be honest he often comes across that way in after match discussion.
In straight on interviews he is fine but he doesn't seem to like being there after the match.

If it was their choice i don't think many coaches would want to be there straight after the game but i think they are contracted to do it. I suppose its not bad if you've had a good win or gone down fighting to a big club but it must be terrible when its going the other way. I didn't know whether to feel sorry for lee radford or not this week but he wanted the job so he knew what came with it.