Yeng Guiao flashes dirty finger anew after ejection from Rain or Shine-Mahindra game

Yeng Guiao walks back to the locker room after ejection. KC Cruz

Rain or Shine coach Yeng Guiao flashed two middle fingers in the air after he was ejected late in the first half of the Elasto Painters' game against Mahindra on Wednesday afternoon.

The coach had been called for a technical foul for resentment to a call. Seconds later, he was whistled for another technical for shouting profanity at the referee.

"I was upset late in the second half, 'cause I felt there was just one bad call after another," said the coach, who was complaining about the offensive foul called on Rain or Shine rookie Maverick Ahanmisi.

"I felt that we were losing our momentum with the calls that were being made. We had a 11 point lead at that point and we just lost it in two or three minutes," he added.

Before Guiao left the playing court with 1:33 to go in the second quarter, he made sure to deliver his thoughts through his fingers.

His team, however, managed to salvage the win even without him on the bench as they came through down the stretch for a 103-98 victory.

It was Rain or Shine's third win in a row to give the team a 4-3 card ahead of their match up with Tropang TNT on Monday.

"It's not really a pretty game for us," Guiao said. "It wasn't the way we wanted to play this game but it still a win."

Last January, Guiao also flashed the dirty finger during Game Four of his team's Philippine Cup semifinals series against San Miguel. —JST, GMA News