Good morning.

Good morning.

We'll go out a bit later now.

A little bit, yeah.

It's in the chamber legal time.

I'll speak for them.

All I will start with a series topic.

What do you make of the abuse that's directed referees that's been highlighted this week with online abuse to Michael Oliver? What responsibility is for players, coaches, even

the media as well, to set an example?

Yeah, now we all have a responsibility when it comes to this. We are aware of that.

And maybe not always we've been perfect examples, but we are human beings as well, but we

try to be as responsible as possible.

The good thing in this country is the atmosphere in every ground.

We go to every stadium is fantastic.

And that's not everywhere in Europe.

So I was in Holland, there's much more problems in and around the stadium than here in England.

So England was maybe the first country that has this under control.

Hopefully we can, England can become now also the first country that has the online abuse an answer to that

because it's about referees but I think players get this

and if as a manager probably as well if you lose a few games so the social media thing is something

we we all are aware of and hopefully like I just said we can get this in a way that this abuse

is not there anymore but at this moment that's irrealistic.

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