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FootballErling Haaland: Manchester City Star Angrily Shoves Cameraman Aside Despite Another Brilliant EPL Performance
- Inform Manchester City striker Erling Haaland appeared unhappy with the cameraman covering City's game against Wolves
- Haaland put on a provoked face as he pushed the camera out of his way as the players went back to the dressing room for the halftime break
- The striker has just scored his 11th goal of the Premier League campaign in a game that City eventually won 3-0
Erling Haaland continued to scale up the heights of Premier League football after he netted another goal for Manchester City.
The striker was at hand to score City's second goal in the 16th minute in their 3-0 win over Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday afternoon.
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Haaland received a pass from Bernardo Silva with many yards left to cover to the Wolves' goal. The Wolves' defenders didn't react quickly to close him down and just on the edge of the penalty area, he unleashed a grass-cutter that sizzled past Jose Sa in the Wolves' goal.
But the Norwegian didn't seem happy as the players walked down the tunnel at halftime. City still had their comfortable 2-0 lead and a man advantage after Nathan Collins had been sent off for a horrendous tackle on Jack Grealish.
A cameraman was trying to get up close images of the 22-year-old when he turned with an angry facial expression. He then lifted his hand and swung it against the camera in an apparent message to the cameraman that he didn't like what he was doing.
The cameraman heeded to Haaland's calling and is seen not pursuing the striker down the tunnel.
Erling Haaland shows massive respect to Manchester City's kitman
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FootballHaaland continued his rich vein of form in front of goal against his former employers this week when he notched the match-winner to complete a comeback for Man City.
Despite the praise he has received for his goal-scoring prowess, the latest video has emerged about his sheer respect for the least-fancied job in professional football, kitman.