O.K, I accept that it shows they are passionate, but I don't think that adds to the "spectacle" of the game. If we got to watch them go at it Celebrity Deathmatch style on the touchline on Saturday that will add to the spectacle. At first it was interesting to see how they attempted to goad one another but now it's verging on the pathetic what with pizza throwing and petty cheating jibes, it is now the premierships equivalent of a playground squabble. It's a shame really because we are talking about the country's top two (for now) coaches.

By the way, I'm glad someone actually took this thread back to its original discussion. Football threads have a tendency to go wildly off topic.