Kompany hits back at critics after nine-goal Bayern win

Bayern Munich boss Vincent Kompany explained why criticism does not faze him after 9-2 win over Dinamo Zagreb

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00:00I'm born in Brussels, yeah. Northern quarter in Brussels. My dad was a refugee, came from

00:06Congo to Belgium. What were my chances of ever setting a foot even in the Premier League?

00:14Playing in the Premier League, winning something as a player, playing for the national team

00:18and so on. If you take the odds and the chances that it was for me to happen, 0.00 what percent,

00:26you know? And now I'm a coach. The question is, do you just stop believing? Do you stop

00:32believing in yourself because of what other people say? Do you stop believing in what

00:36you can achieve because, you know what, there's a very small chance? The mentality is to continue

00:42to go and in the end, if you fail, you fail. If you succeed, you succeed. But you become

00:46better every single time. That's so important. And the question is irrelevant in terms of

00:52the direction of the fact that, because online you can always find stuff, so I really don't

00:57take it any personal, never.