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Do winners like Cristian Romero and Rodrigo Bentancur help this young team, having the knowledge of how to win trophies? Yes, it helps I guess because that experience of winning - as I said before - there is always common factors when you look across any successful endeavour around coherence and belief in each other and something, making sure you are disciplined in the way you behave and approach things to make sure you’re consistency there. It doesn’t matter who you are playing for or representing. There is always those common factors. The guys who have experienced this before, hopefully they can relay that to guys who don’t have that experience. Does that affect your team selection? I think the main thing is that we want to win tomorrow night and so you are looking at which players are in the best position to do that. You do take into account there was a game a couple of days ago so we are looking at how the guys to see how they’ve recovered. We’ve got guys who haven’t played much and are looking contribute and get the job and that’s what we will do tomorrow? Cristian Romero retweeted something about a private jet issue and the club not paying for him to come back quickly, was he tired or ill and what happened there? No, [the retweet] was mentioned to me but it wasn’t mentioned to me before the game. I knew nothing about it. The players got back on Thursday and we had a Sunday game. No one reported anything other than the usual checks of people coming back from international duty so prior to the game - no one said anything. So no risks taken with his health? As I said, there was nothing before the game that was mentioned to me. There's been a FIFPRO report with Cristian top of travel for last year, were you aware of that? Do you have sympathy with players in that position? Yes, but that is not a new thing. That's been going on for quite a while, I am not sure why that is relevant today. I've got Mile Jedinak asking how many kilometres he did whilst trying to have a career over here in Europe. It's not great, it's not ideal. It's a price you sometimes have to pay for international fixtures. At the same time, I think it's right the players are really concerned they are playing, that's really relevant but the distances have always been there. We are starting to clutch a bit if we are using it as something for the weekend - that had nothing to do with our game on the weekend. But overall I agree. The international calendar is really putting some strenuous demands on footballers performing at the highest level. We know them representing their country is really important to them, we know the distances, particularly South American and Asian players. It is something we need to have a look at from a holistic view but it is not really relevant to the current situation.