HILARIOUS Premier League Managers' Sideline Antics (Part One) ft. Van Gaal, Mourinho & more

Guardiola just with some instructions, not just for his team, but also for the ball boys. Playing the ball then, and I'm not sure that it went out. Nor is Mark Clattenburg, or the fourth official, Steve Bennett, who's tried to contain the Chelsea manager throughout this afternoon, with not much success. Sonny Ellum's trying to geese his team up. I'm not quite sure what that means. Guardiola's quite animated too. Nice gesture, either way, for someone. Never forget that, will he? I'm quite sure there is many people here who would like the opportunity to sit on that bench, but of course, if I'm sitting on it, it's very hot. Probably a good job all the substitutions have been made. Sam Allardyce, just coming out of a little glamour with Anthony Taylor. Don't you listen to me, sir. Towards Galas. Will it fall for Eduardo? Arsene Wenger can't believe it. Arsene Wenger is a water bottle on the side of the pitch, and I didn't think he was that much of an outstanding player during his time. He's kicked it about 30 yards down the pitch. Oh, he's been sent off. Arsene Wenger has been sent off here. He's kicked a water bottle away. And to compound the misery for Arsenal, Arsene Wenger is sent off. Or sent away to the stands, anyway. Ridiculous. And Old Trafford, well... Ridiculous. And Zogby, a great ball through. Weimann continues bravely on there. Cesar's lost it, but Zogby! Magic twist! William, seven penalties this season for James Milner. Jürgen Klopp couldn't watch. Stuart Pearce running onto the pitch, gotta be careful. Steven Rhee was trying to waste as much time as possible. You can understand the manager's frustration, but Stuart Pearce literally overstepped the line there, and racing onto the pitch to try and get the ball back. Stuart Pearce out of the technical area again, he's got to be careful. Referee's had enough and he's gonna speak to him. I mean, you just can't do this type of thing as a man, it's just not allowed. I mean, I think he's lucky he's not been sent to the stand for that. Ooh. Cahill came in and caught Alexis Sanchez. Very painful, the yellow card's already out of the referee's pocket. But as much of a talking point, what was going on off the pitch? And Hennessy punches. And the offside flag is up. Palace fans are celebrating. That wasn't the final whistle. It's Arjen Robben. And he's still going, Robben, and it takes three to stop him. Howls for a penalty waved away by Mike Rielly. Here's Lamsey. Sock was thumped against the outside of the post. It's a defter chip than that. Oh, Chips give it a shout. And then it bounce. And they've won the game. And that is really all that concerns Chelsea. Cole to Cole, Joe to Carlton. And then Chico Flores has gone down here. And he says there was contact to the face. I mean, there was contact there. But Sam can just get up and get on with it. Which, I have to say, I agree with him. Oh, Louis van Gaal is out having angry words with Mike Dean. The scene. Chased out by Davis. Good first touch from Bruce. His football nearly as stylish as his fashion. Slavin tries to give the ball back. It goes straight at Eddie Albert. He didn't mean it. Sloppy pass, Slav, wasn't it? Exemplary first touch from the Southampton manager. Oh, his shirt's hanging out. He's all over the place. But his team have got the three points, I think. Now look at him. He does not care one jot what he looks like. Just a quiet warning to calm the exuberant celebrations for Steve Bruce. Well, Sam Allardyce has got his mojo back after Tuesday. As you can see, a little jig of joy. Sharp to pick the ball up, wasn't he? Scott Parker, Van Arnold, runs into him. Tries to interrupt the shovel pass by the Fulham boss. David Moyes, who was unhappy in the first half that Mike Riley added an extra 60 seconds. And David Moyes has been sent to the stands. No way through. Away by Boyce. Oh, goodness me. Sibierski put the challenge in. Everyone can see the funny side. One of those days. Rafinha taking Bielsa out here. Out of the way, Gaffer. They want a free kick, which isn't forthcoming from Stuart Atwell. Well, having had a season blighted by injury so far, the last thing you want to do is run into Sean Dyche. Murphy's there lurking, virtually in the goal. But he just waits to commit Steve Bruce. He's not going to get many more chances like that this game. Brilliant one-two. You think he's going to shoot? No. Again, goes past Shawcross. Lays it back perfectly for Cuadrado. First attempt saved. Second attempt saved again. Mourinho knows that was a glorious opportunity.