Stephen Bradley

Yeah, no, I disagree.

I think when you look at all the stats, it's completely false.

People can get dragged into that narrative, but I think the stats will tell you it's completely different.

So it's not our job to get caught up in narratives like that and be emotional.

It's our job to understand what happened within the game and what I said after the game.

I stand by it.

From the President's Cup?

Yeah, of course.

You take from every game.

The President's Cup game is no different.

Whether you play a friendly or you play a competitive game, you learn.

That's the whole point of being in this sport and being in a high-level sport.

You have to try and learn at every step of the way.

You learn from defeats, you learn from wins.

We definitely learn from that game, no doubt.

Michael's a very, very good player, a top player, there's no doubt about that.

He has been for a long time.

He's shown that on a number of occasions throughout the years.

He'll come on Fridays full of confidence, he's playing well and you have to respect that.

It's not about one person, it's about as a collective how we deal with them as a team and then impose ourselves in the game.