Nonsense he comes across as a normal young footballer. Fans "warm" to players who perform well and score amazing goals like he does, not to "media training". He is a footballer not a tv presenter.

Who was it many years ago who responded to the same question with "Well Brian I just kicked it and it went in"

The camera was on him as fans like to get an insight form the players directly. On this occasion the interviewer asked perfectly reasonable open questions which were deserving of a better answer from someone who has just scored a 94th minute equaliser who you expect to be ecstatic.

If someone can pull out the Millwall interview, on that occasion, I would agree that the questioning was poor - all closed questions which got one word responses.

As Willo suggests, I think he's very uncomfortable in front of the camera which is fair enough and pretty normal, hence why he would benefit from media training. It would be a good life skill to learn.

For me he just comes across as a shy kid who doesn't want to be giving hte interview in the first place.

I don't get the impression that he is trying to be clever etc, more that this is actually quite difficult for him, and he just wants to answer the questions and escape!

Partly true. It's the new norm for Premier League players to be interviewed and in front of cameras/public limelight - it's part of the territory. Eze, for example, is excellent in front of camera's and it reflects well on him as an individual - it show's he has a bit of character. Part of Bolasie's charm was that he always ran around with a grin on his face.

All I'm saying is that he is clearly shy/lacks confidence and Palace should help him so he's more comfortable when placed in that situation - which if he keeps playing well, will happen more often.