00:00So I would have took him off for less than what happened last night.
00:04So I think you...
00:04You ain't got no problem with it?
00:05So I have no problem with him taking him off, and should he hug him?
00:09If I throw it off after 20 minutes, I wouldn't want to hug off my manager.
00:12Yeah.
00:12And he can have a word, he can speak to him after the game,
00:15but I think he's done the right thing and taking him off and trying to protect him,
00:18because if it went worse, then...
00:20I thought it was brutal.
00:22It was brutal.
00:23It is brutal, but that's football.
00:24I just thought the whole thing off the back of the last few weeks,
00:27and then that, just to be fair, the whole thing is a car crash.
00:31It's just a shambles.
00:32Yeah, it is. The problem with starting him.
00:33And just this quote, I think, Wazi, you've hit the nail on the head.
00:36The problem was with starting him.
00:38The problem I had at the end of the game was actually Tudor's interview.
00:41I think he's got to come in there and say, look, I got this wrong.
00:43I should have left Vicario in net, but he didn't.
00:45He doubled down.
00:46He said, I've been coaching 15 years.
00:48I've never done this.
00:49It was necessary to preserve the guy, preserve the team.
00:51Incredible situation.
00:53Tony's a very good goalkeeper.
00:54It was, for me, the right decision to play him.
00:56And of course, after this happens, it's easy to say that it was not the right decision.
00:59It wasn't.
01:00So he said it's the right decision to play a young goalkeeper
01:04in the Atletico Madrid Stadium against the Simeone team.
01:07That cannot be right.
01:08It's not right because...
01:09He's got to hold up at the end and say, I got that wrong.
01:10He's out of his depth.
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