Marouane Fellaini began sultry look at the reaction to excessive female fans when he meets him. Belgium national team midfielder, revealed his disappointment at the situation in the city of Liverpool.
Everton midfielder was often rumored to be joining Manchester United. News of his move from Goodison Park is constantly heard in recent weeks.
Fellaini is currently in a relationship with former Miss Belgium, Lara Binet. Fellaini began to unsettle the reason for the reaction of the fans when he meets Fellaini women, they did not hesitate to embrace tenderly, while the lover is nearby.
"I can not stay long at Liverpool. Here, many people who have known me. And sometimes, they (female fans) do not hesitate to jump at me." Fellaini said as quoted by The Sun.
"A collection of paparazzi often use it as an ingredient in the media. I am reluctant to be 'media star." It is very different in Manchester, they treated me with respect. "he said.
Luis Suarez, often referred to as "Mr. Diving". Liverpool striker often get a yellow card for alleged acts flopped.
Although it often gets derision in some English stadiums, Suarez stay relaxed. Uruguay national team players that explains the reason why he often dropped.
"Sometimes when players try to cut down your leg, you would do is try to escape or throw myself on the field because you do not want to get injured. If I let my foot, the referee will declare it as a violation. Yet I do not want to suffer a severe injury," Suarez said to the Daily Mail.
Interesting events occurred when counter Everton Merseyside derby staged some time ago. After scoring, El Pistolero-his nickname, running toward the opponent manager, David Moyes, and to celebrate diving.
"That's because the Everton manager said about me before the game starts and during the match, the captain even diving. Moyes can express their opinion if know me or at least after the game, not before the party took place," he explained.
Everton midfielder Marouane Fellaini was selected as the Barclays Player of the Month for November 2012. Meanwhile, the Manager of the Month award fell into the hands of architects West Brom, Steve Clarke.
Fellaini scored four goals throughout the month of January, was instrumental in the success of Everton sitting in the top four. Goals were printed on goal Fulham (2 goals), Sunderland and Arsenal.
Everton Fellaini is now the seventh player to win this award.
Clarke won the award for the category manager just five months after taking office as the number 1 at The Hawthorns. Clarke followed Roberto Di Matteo, who received the award as manager of West Brom in October 2010 ago.
