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Eight weirdest things managers have said in press conferences - from 'f*** off' to Ostrich rant

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Premier League, nothing is ever straightforward.The English game has been graced by some of the most impressive - and some of the most explosive - talkers down the years, so it shouldn't come as a too much of a surprise when the fireworks happen away from the pitch rather than on it.But along with the good, the bad and the downright ugly, there have been some truly head-scratching things said down the years.

From journalists being told to "f*** off" and bizarre rants about "facts and Ostriches, Daily Star Sport takes a look back at some of the weirdest Premier League press conferences from the past few years...When it comes to bizarre rants in press conferences, Nigel Pearson might never be beaten.

The Leicester boss lost his rag with some journalists back in 2015 and - for some reason - labelled one as an "Ostrich".Pearson was unimpressed by the journalist failing to acknowledge the pressure he'd been under and eventually walked out of the press conference earlier after delivering the most unusual of insults in the calmest of manners.The 58-year-old apologised shortly after and left the club at the end of the season - just one year before they romped to a historic Premier League title win.Liverpool and Manchester United have always been bitter rivals, but the ante was pushed up a notch during the days of Rafa Benitez and Sir Alex Ferguson.

The duo simply didn't like each other - and that animosity led to one of the most iconic press conferences of all-time.Armed with a piece of paper, filled with "facts", Benitez proceed to embark on a highly-amusing rant of facts that pointed out how United were treated favourably under Fergie.

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