mutter

Removing his microphone, he muttered "I'm sorry, I'm fed up of this interview. It's ridiculous" and left the studio.

Nor does he bounce down like Guardiola, who tends to mutter a sentence or two to his coaching staff before bouncing back up to resume giving orders.

As I try to decipher what these polls mean, I often find myself muttering, “Will someone please save me from this troublesome priest?”

After that is a very difficult trip to Aston Villa when United must look to avoid entering a second international break in a row with mutterings around Ten Hag and his management.

“A glide bomb,” one of the soldiers mutters.