Liam Rossignol

I can't speak.

I'm enjoying it, even the difficult moments.

I want players, I've said to them from day one, if they've got any issue with how we do things, to come and speak to me and speak to the sporting directors.

My disappointment in Mark's interview is where it went to.

I think he should have spoken to us first about the things that he's feeling.

I want players to feel like they can speak openly and honestly for the benefit of the football club.

I think for him, he did an interview, a long interview, where he spoke with passion and he spoke his mind.

Yesterday, while I was in the office with him for half an hour, was to remind him, you can come and speak to me, you can be honest with me and you can be honest with the club about what you want.

But that takes time.

I've been here for two and a half months.

We've played 20 games.

So to build those relationships and those connections takes time.

But Mark is fully committed.

He wants to be here.

He's made that very, very clear to me.

And he actually believes in where we're moving forward.

My biggest learning is there's a spirit and a fight and a resilience in this group that I really, really like.

I've demanded from the first day of stepping in.

We haven't had many training sessions, but we spoke about reacting positively to setbacks.

We've spoken about reactions to losing the ball, pressing, energy, intensity.