Craig Burley

We sorted it out in the training ground.

We sorted it out in the dressing room.

And we took it on the field.

And then we tried to do our job.

I don't like the insinuation from players

about teammates not doing it, right?

That's not something you talk to the press about.

If the press in Spain or elsewhere want to accuse the Real Madrid players of having no desire, that's their job.

That's an opinion.

You don't want a teammate coming out

And after a bad result, and that's what it was, a bad result, it's not like the whole season's gone, and saying, basically saying, this dressing room, you just don't know what you're going to get from them.

Right.

Because they're so up and down, they don't care.

That's when you can start to lose a dressing room, when people start, you know, questioning your loyalty.

Because you're thinking to yourself, if I'm, if it was Raleigh Sensual because he fell over, or Mastatoano because he never tracked back, or whoever it was, I'm now in the dressing room thinking...

What if we lose a classical?

What if we fall off the cliff?

What if the crowd start booing us on a regular basis?

Is he going to go and point the finger to me in the media?

And that seed of doubt gets put in the player's mind.