And I just wanted to start with the comments that Mo Sala obviously made on social media,

so you're surprised to hear me say that.

You and the word Mo is a combination over the last few years.

It's been a common theme this season.

But how do you feel about what he had to say after the Villa game?

I suppose what conversations have you had with him since then?

No, I don't think it's that important what I feel about it.

What is important is that we qualify for Champions League Sunday and I prepare

Mo and all of the rest in the best possible way in the whole team to be ready for the game on Sunday.

And that is what matters.

I was very disappointed after our loss against Villa because a win

would have given us a qualification for Champions League which we didn't and now there's one

game to go which is a vital one for us as a club. Those comments though are seen as a personal

criticism of yourself.

So taking that into mind and also given the fact that after the Leeds game the season when he gave an interview,

he was then subsequently left out of the team.

What impact have those comments had on you, on the group at a time when not only do you

still need to go

over line in terms of Champions League qualification there's also a farewell to

Mo farewell to Andy coming up this weekend as well and therefore was there any

chance that Moe could have been left out of the squad for this weekend again that's

a lot of questions in one question the impact I don't know if it had impact on the group, if it had, but what I've seen is that the club, that the team played really well this week.

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