Talk:Eduardo Berizzo

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The 'remarks on homosexuality' section takes up a fair amount of this article, including the alleged quote in full and the refuting of it. Since the original source is a little known Mexican newspaper, I would be skeptical as to its authenticity, albeit repeated in the Daily Telegraph which is regarded as reliable. Since Berizzo appears to have denied saying this at all, I think it is given too much prominence unless further sources can be found supporting him having said it. In the absence of that, I would be inclined to reduce the space for it by taking out both the quotes, anyone interested can look at the refs and read them there. Crowsus (talk) 22:25, 20 August 2018 (UTC)[reply]