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But the fact is, Roy did not say that in the meeting.

I double checked with someone today who was in the room and absolutely, look, he went off on one, you know, and he, you know, McCarthy took out the Irish Times interview and says, I think you owe the lads an apology.

And then Keane absolutely in this person's, um,

memory wanker as a man shit player wanker as a player wanker as a coach don't respect you and did say you shouldn't be managing my country anyway but never used English now you could say there's an inference maybe and you shouldn't be managing my country but never actually went as far as saying you're English none of that stuff whereas in the movie it's full on you're English I'm Irish yeah

So you kind of wonder why they've really like, they've gone there in a big way.

It's a massive, the Englishness is massive when you watch this movie.

And as the person said to me, like half the room were kind of in that boat.

Roy did not say the English thing the way it's portrayed in the movie.

That was very unfair on Mick.

He wouldn't have said that.

Mick is on the bus and he's telling the lads that they're going to the airport.

Alright lads, press will be at the airport.

Best behaviour, you're representing your country.

I mean our country.

Yeah, like a Freudian slip.

And they do get that across.

He's there in his Italian 90 jersey and he does mention his dad when he's defending himself on the phone in.

But it was such a weird slip

To include the, oh, sorry, you know, our country.

Again, if I was Steve Coogan and I thought the script's a little bit weighted one side, I might have said, no, I think Mick knows he's representing our country.