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Leicester are bottom of the Premier League with no wins since January.
Journalist asked Nigel Pearson whether his side were 'waxing away'
Pearson responded angrily, before ending the press conference.
The Leicester boss muttered 'waxing or waning, f****** hell, my a***'
As he moved away it seems Pearson also called the reporter a 'p****'
Pearson was given a one-game ban in December for swearing at a fan.
Leicester manager also got in trouble for appearing to choke an opponent.
Nigel Pearson has been caught on camera appearing to swear at a journalist after taking issue with a line of questioning. The Leicester City manager was picked up on microphone seeming to call the reporter a ‘p****’ under his breath as his press conference following the 0-0 draw with Hull City ended. Pearson was annoyed about a question over Steve Bruce’s claim Leicester’s players crowded referee Jon Moss in an attempt to get Alex Bruce sent off for a tackle on Riyad Mahrez. VIDEO: Scroll down to watch Nigel Pearson's outburst. Nigel Pearson fixes a reporter with a stare during a tetchy exchange after the draw with Hull. After concluding the press conference, Pearson muttered 'waxing away, my a***' under his breath. He was then further angered by the suggestion his team’s season was ‘waxing or waning’ with ten games left and seven points separating Leicester from safety. ‘Waxing or waning, f****** hell. My a***,’ Pearson is heard saying as he finishes his press conference at the King Power Stadium. As he gets up he appears to utter the word: ‘P****.’ Pearson was irked at his players being accused of intimidating the officials given his stance on such matters. Pearson does not countenance such dark arts. In a December interview he said: 'People who are more cynical-minded might say I’m naive. 'There is a concern at the Premier League about the number of times that is happening. I hope my players don’t start doing it. 'There’s a difference between being streetwise and using intimidation of officials as a vehicle to win. I’d never cheat to win.' He is fiercely protective of his squad and, in any case, replays showed only a couple put their arms up in appeal with the same number of Hull players arguing the opposite. The Leicester manager then seemed to call the journalist a 'p****' for the line of questioning. Pearson looks frustrated during another game where his Leicester side failed to win. It is a third controversial incident for Pearson this season. In December he was banned from the dugout for one game and fined £10,000 for telling a supporter to ‘f*** off and die’ after receiving sustained abuse. In February he was involved in a touchline exchange with James McArthur as the pair fell together. Pearson jokingly throtted the Crystal Palace midfielder then held onto his shirt as he attempted to rejoin play. The next day brought Pearson’s phantom sacking, when Leicester owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha is believed to have wanted to bring the axe before his son Aiyawatt counselled against. Bruce’s comments ultimately triggered the exchange on Saturday evening. The Hull manager said: ‘There is a raging debate about Chelsea in midweek. I’ve seen everybody surround Alex for a red card for his challenge. ‘For me it is a perfectly decent challenge I would expect a centre-half to make. The reason we enjoy the Premier League is its honesty and integrity and if we’re going to go down the route of every other league jumping around, whinging, trying to get people yellow cards and red cards. For me it’s not right.’ Pearson was asked if he thought it was a fair criticism. ‘No,’ he said, before entering into a tetchy exchange with the journalist which ended with him finishing the press conference in angry fashion, and swearing under his breath. Steve Bruce cited Chelsea in terms of the Leicester players behaved to try and get Alex Bruce sent off…. Did they? Oh very nice. Do you think that’s a fair criticism? No. What’s your take on that situation? I’ve just said no. But what’s your take on a situation where all the players surround a referee? How many times have you seen us play this year? Three times. Well there you are then. You’re not in a position to judge my players on that. I’m not judging anyone. I’m just asking you…. You’ve asked me and I’ve told you. No was the answer. I don’t think it’s a fair assessment. Full stop. Do you consider that Leicester’s season is waxing or waning? I don’t have to use that sort of analogy. We are in the same position. We’ve got ten games left, six games at home, and our home form has to be drastically improved for us to give ourselves the best chance. That’s it. You got any more questions you want to ask? Obviously not. Yep good thank you. Waxing or waning, f****** hell. My a***. P****. Pearson seems to be feeling the pressure as his side remain rooted to the bottom of the table. The Leicester boss was unhappy at a question about his players' behaviour leading to Tom Huddlestone's red.
Använd följande höjdpunkter för att skriva en artikel: Leicester är längst ner i Premier League utan några vinster sedan januari. Journalisten frågade Nigel Pearson om hans sida "vexlade bort" Pearson svarade ilsket, innan han avslutade presskonferensen. Leicester-bossen muttrade "vaxande eller avtagande, f****** helvete, min a***" När han flyttade bort verkar Pearson också kallade reportern en "p****" Pearson fick ett enspelsförbud i december för att ha svärit på ett fan. Leicester manager fick också problem för att synas kväva en motståndare.
Use the following highlights to write an article: Leicester is at the bottom of the Premier League with no wins since January. The journalist asked Nigel Pearson if his side "vexled away" Pearson responded angrily, before ending the press conference. The Leicester boss muttered "waxing or wailing, f**** hell, my a***" When he moved away, Pearson also seems to call the reporter a "p****" Pearson was banned in December for swearing on a fan. Leicester manager also got into trouble to appear as suffocating an opponent.
Nigel Pearson har fångats i kameran och verkar svära på en journalist efter att ha tagit strid med en rad förhör. Leicester City manager plockades upp på mikrofon verkar kalla reportern en "p****" i hans andetag när hans presskonferens efter 0-0 dragningen med Hull City slutade. Pearson blev irriterad över en fråga över Steve Bruces påstående Leicesters spelare trängde domaren Jon Moss i ett försök att få Alex Bruce utskickad för en tackling på Riyad Mahrez. Rulla ner för att se Nigel Pearsons utbrott. Nigel Pearson fixar en reporter med en blick under en tetchig utväxling efter dragningen med Hull. Efter att ha avslutat presskonferensen muttrade Pearson "vexande bort, min a***" under hans andedräkt. Han blev sedan ytterligare förargad över förslaget hans lags säsong var "vaxande eller avtagande" med tio matcher kvar och sju poäng som separerade Leicester från säkerheten. ”Vaxning eller avtagande, f****** helvetet. My a***,’ Pearson hörs säga när han avslutar sin presskonferens på King Power Stadium. När han stiger upp verkar han yttra ordet: "P****." Pearson var irriterad på sina spelare anklagas för att skrämma tjänstemännen med tanke på hans inställning i sådana frågor. Pearson gillar inte sådana mörka konster. I en intervju i december sade han: "Folk som är mer cyniskt sinnade kan säga att jag är naiv. "Det finns en oro på Premier League om antalet gånger som händer. Jag hoppas att mina spelare inte börjar göra det. "Det är en skillnad mellan att vara streetwise och att använda hot mot tjänstemän som ett fordon för att vinna. Jag skulle aldrig fuska för att vinna.' Han är häftigt beskyddande för sin trupp och i varje fall visade repris endast ett par upp armarna i appell med samma antal Hullspelare som argumenterar mot motsatsen. Leicester-chefen tycktes då kalla journalisten ett "p****" för förhörslinjen. Pearson ser frustrerad ut under en annan match där hans Leicester-sida misslyckades med att vinna. Det är en tredje kontroversiell incident för Pearson den här säsongen. I december förbjöds han att delta i en enda match och dömdes till böter på 10 000 pund för att ha sagt till en anhängare att ”f***** av och dö” efter att ha fått ihållande övergrepp. I februari var han inblandad i en touchline-växling med James McArthur när paret föll ihop. Pearson strök skämtsamt med Crystal Palace-mittfältaren och höll sedan fast vid sin skjorta när han försökte att gå med i leken igen. Dagen därpå förde Pearsons fantomavskedande, då Leicesters ägare Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha tros ha velat föra yxan inför sin son Aiyawatt med råd mot. Bruces kommentarer utlöste slutligen utbytet på lördagskvällen. Hull-chefen sade: ”Det är en rasande debatt om Chelsea mitt i veckan. Jag har sett alla omringa Alex för ett rött kort för sin utmaning. – För mig är det en helt anständig utmaning som jag skulle förvänta mig att en mitthalva skulle göra. Anledningen till att vi njuter av Premier League är dess ärlighet och integritet och om vi ska gå ner längs vägen för alla andra ligan hoppar runt, gnäller, försöker få människor gula kort och röda kort. För mig är det inte rätt.’ Pearson blev tillfrågad om han tyckte att det var en rättvis kritik. — Nej, sade han, innan han trädde in i ett teckyutbyte med journalisten, som slutade med att han avslutade presskonferensen på ett ilsken sätt, och svor under andan. Steve Bruce citerade Chelsea i termer av Leicester spelarna betedde sig för att försöka få Alex Bruce skickas av .... Gjorde de? Mycket trevligt. Tycker du att det är en rättvis kritik? - Nej, det gör jag inte. Hur ser du på den situationen? Jag har just sagt nej. Men vad är din syn på en situation där alla spelare omger en domare? Hur många gånger har du sett oss spela i år? Tre gånger. Där är du ju. Du är inte i en position att bedöma mina spelare på det. Jag dömer ingen. Jag frågar dig bara.... Du har frågat mig, och jag har sagt det till dig. Nej, svaret var nej. Jag tror inte att det är en rättvis bedömning. Fullt stopp. Anser du att Leicesters årstid håller på att bli allt sämre eller sämre? Jag behöver inte använda den typen av analogi. Vi är i samma situation. Vi har tio matcher kvar, sex matcher hemma, och vår hem form måste förbättras drastiskt för att vi ska ge oss själva den bästa chansen. Det var allt. Har du fler frågor? Uppenbarligen inte. Tack. Vaxning eller avtagande, för helvete. Min a***. P****. Pearson verkar känna trycket när hans sida förblir rotad till botten av bordet. Leicesterbossen var missnöjd över en fråga om sina spelares beteende som ledde till Tom Huddlestones röda.
Nigel Pearson has been caught in the camera and appears to swear on a journalist after taking battle with a series of interrogations. Leicester City manager was picked up on microphone seems to call the reporter a "p****" in his breath when his press conference after the 0-0 draw with Hull City ended. Pearson was annoyed by a question over Steve Bruce's claim Leicester's players pushed referee Jon Moss in an attempt to have Alex Bruce sent for a tackle at Riyad Mahrez. Roll down to see Nigel Pearson's eruption. Nigel Pearson fixes a reporter with a look during a tetchy exchange after the draw with Hull. After finishing the press conference, Pearson muttered "vexing away, my a***" under his breath. He was then further angered at the proposal his team's season was "waxing or waning" with ten games remaining and seven points separating Leicester from safety. ‘Waxing or waning, f**** hell. My a***,’ Pearson is heard to say when he ends his press conference at King Power Stadium. As he gets up, he seems to utter the word: "P****." Pearson was annoyed with his players being accused of scaring the officials given his attitude on such issues. Pearson doesn't like such dark arts. In a December interview, he said, "People who are more cynical can say I'm naive. "There is a concern at the Premier League about the number of times that happen. I hope my players don't start doing that. "There's a difference between being streetwise and using threats to officials like a vehicle to win. I would never cheat to win.' He is fiercely protective of his squad and in any case replay only showed up a pair of arms in appeal with the same number of Hull players arguing against the contrary. The Leicester chief then seemed to call the journalist a "p****" the interrogation line. Pearson looks frustrated during another game in which his Leicester side failed to win. It's a third controversial incident for Pearson this season. In December, he was banned from participating in a single match and fined £10,000 for telling a supporter to ‘f***** off and die' after receiving sustained abuse. In February, he was involved in a touchline exchange with James McArthur when the couple fell apart. Pearson joked with the Crystal Palace midfielder and then held on to his shirt as he tried to join the game again. The next day, Pearson's phantom dismissal, when Leicester's owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha was believed to have wanted to bring the axe before his son Aiyawatt with advice against. Bruce's comments finally triggered the exchange on Saturday night. The Hull chief said: "It's a furious debate about Chelsea mid-week. I've seen everyone surround Alex for a red card for their challenge. “For me, it’s a perfectly decent challenge that I would expect a half of my life to do. The reason we enjoy the Premier League is its honesty and integrity and if we're going down the road for all the other league jumping around, whining, trying to get people yellow cards and red cards. For me, it’s not right.’ Pearson was asked if he thought it was a fair criticism. — No, he said, before entering into a tecchy exchange with the journalist, who ended up ending the press conference in an angry manner, swearing under his breath. Steve Bruce quoted Chelsea in terms of Leicester the players behaved to try to get Alex Bruce sent by.... Did they? Very nice. Do you think that's a fair criticism? - No, I don't. How do you view that situation? I just said no. But what is your view of a situation where all players surround a referee? How many times have you seen us play this year? Three times. There you are. You're not in a position to judge my players on it. I don't judge anyone. I'm just asking you... You've asked me, and I've told you. No, the answer was no. I don't think that's a fair assessment. Full stop. Do you think Leicester's season is getting worse or worse? I don't have to use that kind of analogy. We're in the same situation. We have ten games left, six games at home, and our home form needs to be drastically improved in order for us to give ourselves the best chance. That's it. Do you have any more questions? Obviously not. Thank you. Waxing or waning, for fuck's sake. My a***. P****. Pearson seems to feel the pressure when his side remains rooted to the bottom of the table. The Leicester boss was dissatisfied with a question about his players' behavior that led to Tom Huddlestone's red.