Michael Carrick

I think it's certainly not a feeling you ever get sick of or you've ever had enough of, you know.

I think...

All that kind of everything you put into a game, whether you're a player or a coach or managing, whatever it is, I think, and as a supporter, all the energy and the excitement, the passion and everything, the will to win goes into the game.

When you come out the other side in such an important one, and late winners have always created the biggest emotion, really.

To get it in such a game was a great feeling.

you keep a lid on it to a point and it can last for so long, but certainly in the moment and the supporters, the way they've supported us, it was nice to have that few minutes with them.

Yeah, for me, that's one of the biggest feelings of helping play a part in everyone getting that emotion, you know, that supporters come, pay a lot of money, travel and support us everywhere.

That's what they want.

So to be able to give them that, yeah.

That's probably the biggest thing that's came back to me even during the week when you see people for that emotion, that excitement.

Listen, it's not going to be like that every week and we understand that but it's kind of our duty to try and produce that and the boys were incredible and fully deserve all the credit they get.

Yeah, cool players, I think.

It is funny how things work out, you know, and certainly not getting too carried away with all that.

I think we've...

I just take it really as where we are now in this last two weeks and the two games and trying to build on, trying to start, obviously give us a start and just something to build on and a foundation and what games are coming up are more important to me than what's gone and

We're in a good place.

The boys are there.

They're really desperate to do well.

They're a really tight group.

If anything, at the moment, you're holding them back a little bit and they're so desperate for the next game.