Hello, I just listened to your TV interview and the Romoa incident, it turns out you said that he was actually injured.

No, not injured.

Oh, I had a problem.

He had a cramp, cramps before that, three minutes where he went to the floor.

And then I had contact with him and he said that it was enough, so that's why I took him off. Yeah.

So just clearly the Murray just stood out and there was booze at the end as well.

Yeah.

I mean, how do you just go to that?

No.

I said it, I think, in the same interview.

It makes complete sense if you take a player off that's playing well, that assisted,

that people don't expect you to take that player off, which wasn't my intention to do.

But he's a good player, but I don't think he's at a level yet to play at 60 or 50% to then make the difference.

But maybe, maybe the fans have a different opinion.

They think that he would have been able to play at this level at 50%

or 60 or no matter what the percentage is, but not being fit enough anymore to sprint and to make your actions.

So yeah, if you don't know that and you feel like, why is you taking him off?

Then I understand that reaction.

I knew the moment this number one that would have been the reaction.

But that's not the reason then not to do it

and keep a player in the team that

tells me he cannot continue.

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