Ange Postecoglou

He was unbelievable for them.

So it's that balance of we're trying to win a game of football here.

But also probably in hindsight is, well, we're going to take the pain of potentially another defeat because Chelsea are a top team.

for the greater good.

But it's like Roy was saying before, do people internally understand that?

Will they say, or will they say, well, no, you've got to play your best team.

Yeah, and Mickey was desperate to play, for sure.

And he'd done everything in training.

It's like he was training fully, but...

you know, with his history and everything and how valuable he was to us.

And like I said, by the time we came back the second time, we had a different strategy.

But you do rely on your – I do anyway.

I rely on my medical team a great deal.

We made a lot of changes in there trying to find the right people.

I don't think we got it totally right.

But I think, you know, as a manager, I've always relied on the people around me to give me –

Our number one primary function as a manager is to make decisions.

That's it.

That's the be-all and end-all.

You make decisions.