Respect: Robin van Persie has hit out at teams who harass referees during the game
Van Persie has blasted Chelsea and Spain players for what he perceives as their constant complaining to referees.
The Holland international said in March: ‘Barcelona’s players have the habit of whinging about everything. In England, Chelsea’s players behave in the same way.’
And he told Dutch TV: ‘They [Spain players] always go up to referees in an attempt to get an opponent booked. They are trying to screw colleagues.
‘That kind of behaviour really annoys me. If you want to witness a lot of complaints, you should just go the bakery or something. There’s always people nagging there as well.
‘Chelsea players are always bitching against the referees. Just shut the f*** up and focus on playing football.’
Van Persie’s team-mate Alex Song is considering his international future after being booted out of Cameroon’s squad to face Senegal over a bust-up with skipper Samuel Eto’o.
The midfielder had only just returned to the international fold after a series of snubs in the aftermath of Cameroon’s disappointing World Cup 2010 campaign.
He has a fractious relationship with Eto’o and their feud came to a head this week when Song refused to shake the Inter Milan striker’s hand. The pair then had a row when Song sat in a chair Eto’o claimed was reserved for him during a meal, which led to Cameroon manager Javier Clemente expelling the Arsenal player to avoid further disruption.
The Cameroon Football Federation later claimed the Arsenal man had left the camp due to injury.
You tell that to your manager lor
tell that to your fellow team mate, nasri