Irving: Newcastle fans criticize Isaac but welcome Visa. I can t stand this hypocrisy

Hupu September 15th. The Premier League transfer market was closed two weeks ago, but some transfers still sparked heated discussions, such as Isaac's transfer, which was strongly criticized by Newcastle fans for wanting to leave. Former football player Michael Irving expressed his most sincere views on what happened to the striker in an interview with the media.

"When a player wants to leave your club, you will be angry and criticize him, but if the same thing happens to another player you bought, such as Visa, who also puts pressure on the original club for the transfer, what will Newcastle fans do at this time? They will be angry with Isaac, but they will still welcome Visa with open arms."

He continued: "The same is true for Liverpool, Arnold left, fans criticized him, but I believe that when the next new player arrives, they will be happy to greet him, although it comes at the cost of another club losing a player for free. Football is like that, I can't stand all the hypocrisy in it."

"Isaac would say what he did was right, people would say that he had to behave well at any time, but it depends on which side you were on. But that's not new, it always happened, it was just discussed because it was a very important transfer. In this transfer market, similar situations may have happened twenty times, but no one was that interested because it was involved in smaller clubs".

He concluded: "I can understand it from all aspects, and there is no doubt that in my career, I have seen this from both sides. As long as the transfer exists, I will continue to see it because this is how things happen often."