'That could have finished him.'
Jonas Eidevall and Emma Hayes clashed during Arsenal’s League Cup final win over Chelsea Ian Wright has criticised Emma Hayes after the Chelsea Women’s manager accused Jonas Eidevall of ‘male aggression’, claiming she could have ‘finished’ the Arsenal boss had her altercation with her counterpart not been filmed.
’ The Overlap's discussion over Hayes and Eidevall's clash in full Jill Scott ‘Last minute of the game, they said, “Shall we use a multi-ball system or a one-ball system, and at the end, with one minute to go, she’s asking for a ball to be thrown on. So Jonas is like, “You said…”, and it’s the last minute of the game and then her and Cuthbert said something to him. But he is very loud on the side of pitch.
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