They like the sound of their own voice- Motormouth Beale sounds off at pundits

The most talkative manager in Scotland has slammed his critics by saying that they like the sound of their own voice!

Since Micky Beale bolted out of QPR in November it has been almost impossible to avoid finding out the fings that he finks about.

Every media conference is used as a means of self projection for someone that had been ignored by the media until he jumped ship from QPR in the summer after making all the signals that he was ready and willing to come to Ibrox.

During a blank week between facing St Mirren and Aberdeen Beale contacted TalkSPORT to ensure that an English audience was kept aware of his incredible success rate in Scotland.

While he calls Ange Postecoglou lucky and his assistant sobs over an unknown comment at Hampden two months ago the Celtic boss concentrates on the training ground, his squad of players and preparing his club for the next challenge.

Not everyone in the media thinks that Beale is the next Tochil or Pochetinno, showing his sensitive and insecure that he is the Ibrox boss spoke to the Daily Record about those that doubt his brilliance:

They like the sound of their own voice. We had seven games unbeaten against them when I was here before so it turns. The games have been close enough. Since January, they’ve been won or lost in isolated incidents.

Ex-players are asked for their opinions. I’m not having a dig – they’re entitled to it – but I don’t agree with them.

In a year or two Beale will be sharing his Ibrox memories as he joins the gang of pundits that give opinions of the game rather than the media messengers that pas on everyfingk that he finks about without comment or questioning.