Burnley boss Sean Dyche has dismissed suggestions of touchline clashes with Chelsea after a heated 1-1 Premier League draw at Stamford Bridge.
Clarets first-team coach Steve Stone was overheard telling Chelsea's bench to “show some respect" amid a terse first-half exchange in west London.
Dyche was left confused as to why the questions after the game were on off-field incidents.
“This is the most bizarre interview ever," said Dyche.
“I didn't see or say anything at all. I have no clue where these questions are coming from. I have no clue what a flash point is any more.
“I'm actually confused. I don't remember hardly anything happening to be honest. I don't remember any flash points that's for sure.
“That's standard stuff, two groups of people trying to win a football game. I actually have no clue where this line of question's coming from.
“It's just two groups of staff trying to win a football match.
“I'm not hard at all! I'm just a normal bloke trying to win a football match, that's it."
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