Premier League managers 'set for half-time interviews' - but not if they're losing
dailystar.co.ukPremier League plans could see managers take part in live half-time interviews from next season.Proposals for bosses to be quizzed during the break of broadcasts have been sent to the 20 top-flight clubs, according to the Daily Mail.
Prem sides will vote on whether they want the new feature to be introduced at their annual general meeting after the current campaign has concluded in June.A maximum of five half-time interviews per season would apply to each manager.
And they would not be approached if their side was losing the match after the first 45 minutes of action.It's claimed the plans have been given a warm reception by media departments around the country.
Whether the same can be said for the likes of Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp - who has had a fair few heated interviews - remains to be seen.Half-time interviews on live TV were previously put forward as part of suggestions for Project Restart when English football returned following a pandemic-enforced break in 2020.Yay or nay to the plans?
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