Julien Laurent

I thought he talked like a captain, I thought he talked like a leader, I think he was right.

We could have clipped so many moments or showed the quotes of so many moments.

There's one where he said, when I was a kid and I was going, often it was at the Paris de France and we were not very good at the time.

He said, I used to go and I used to boo as well because what I was seeing was not good.

It was not good enough.

It was not good.

So I think he understands very much where they're coming from.

But he's right.

You either boo everybody or you don't boo.

Why more Vinny than somebody else?

Because he's one of your stars and he's not delivering.

There's other players who are not delivering either.

So I thought it was a very good message.

And I thought it was interesting that he came...

to talk before this game.

OK, I know it's Monaco, I know there's a narrative obviously there, his former club is French, blah, blah, blah, all of that.

But also in moments of crisis like this current one, because this could potentially be the worst week in Florentino Perez's second time as the president of the club, yeah, he's your best player, he's your leader here, coming and trying to calm everything down.

No, I don't think so.

Certainly, I've not been told.

I don't think that I'd come out.