Greg Whelan

Have we also seen a mental toughness from your team, particularly over these last few weeks?

When Laurent Deportes scored that what turned out to be all-important goal tonight, there was a delay in your reaction, in your celebration.

Were you worried that it might not be given?

A lot of people at the start of this season, before a ball was kicked, thought that Huddersfield were likely to go straight back down.

Have you enjoyed, as a group, perhaps proving a point to a lot of people this season?

When you next have a chance to catch up with a good friend of yours, Jurgen Klopp, perhaps he'd be so good as to buy you a drink.

You've done him and his team a huge favour tonight.

So you've stayed up.

You can look forward to a second season in the Premier League.

You can build on this now.

Enjoy the moment.

Congratulations.

Antonio, not the result you were looking for.

Do you accept that your top four chances have gone now?

Do you in the end only have yourselves to blame for not winning this game, looking at the chances you created?

How do you reflect, Antonio, on this season as a whole?

You said this is the first time we've seen an example like this of a game not being won, of chances not being taken.

As a team, do you accept that perhaps you weren't good enough this season to get a top four finish?

This was your last home game of the season, of course.

Do you see yourself stepping out there again at Stamford Bridge as Chelsea manager?