PHIL NEVILLE lost his rag and swore at his press conference after being riled by a journalist.
The Inter Miami boss was unhappy after overseeing an eighth loss in 13 games of the MLS season.
Miami lost 3-1 to Orlando City before Neville had to face the cameras to explain his side's poor start to the season.
But the usually cool-headed boss was in no mood and snapped when a reporter interrupted him at his press conference.
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A furious Neville said: "Can I finish speaking? Or are you going to interrupt?
"Can I finish speaking? Okay, because I don't interrupt your question. So don't interrupt mine - show some f***ing respect.
"So ... sorry for the language ... in the..."
The flustered 46-year-old then has to admit that he had forgotten the question and has to ask for it to be repeated.
Defeat to Orlando City made it back-to-back losses for an Inter Miami team who had looked to have just found their feet.
Neville's team had pulled off 2-1 wins against Atlanta United and New England - despite being reduced to 10 men in both contests.
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They currently sit 12th in the Eastern Conference, three points off the play-offs but only two points off bottom spot.
Having arrived in January 2021, Neville signed a contract extension in November last year.
Inter Miami, part-owned by David Beckham, have been linked to some huge transfer deals in recent months.
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The club could be among those fighting to lay hands on Lionel Messi with the Argentine looking likely to leave PSG this summer.
Other reports have also suggested they could be in for the likes of Juventus star Angel Di Maria.
