When asked what he wants to see more of, in that regard, he said, last week: “It’s those challenges of getting over the line, because it's easy to behave like a winner here. Where's the pressure, other than what we put on ourselves? Getting over the line on a match day, where, you're always judged - some of my favourite players I've worked with could be a pain in the arse Monday to Friday. Forever waiting to give them a slap, but cross the white line and ‘poof’... do you know what I mean?
“It's always about the game. Your questions will be led about the game; people’s opinion of me, or the players, will be based around results. So, whatever we practice in the week, we're practicing the right things. We speak about developing that mentality, working on a big challenge and how you come through it. But the test is in the game, and that’s why you should always reflect really well on the game, how you behave and how you perform. That will always be the test, always.”
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