00:00The appeal against Maxi's red card was turned down, your reaction?
00:04Very disappointed to be fair, especially with the reckless tackles that he received
00:11and then his reaction is minimal in relation to the action and disappointed that it's not being overturned
00:19after looking at the action back to the fair.
00:21You can't find many people in the world of football who think that that was a red card.
00:26Is it always a case of the victim being punished?
00:30It is what it is. We have put every argument on the table to make a case for it.
00:36Not only the action, obviously, that is so evident and when you look it back in slow motion,
00:43the previous action and Max action is clear that obviously we have a very different opinion.
00:48And on top of that I think you have to read the context of the player, the age and what
00:55happened previously.
00:56He could have been serious, couldn't he?
00:58Yeah.
01:00He could have been really bad, yeah.
01:02And we are lucky today that he hasn't had a broken foot, that's clear.
01:08Obviously, with an emotional moment in an emotional game,
01:11there's things they made about your reaction as Max went off.
01:15Is that part of your role as a father figure to these younger players?
01:21Well, my reaction comes on a moment of heat and extreme frustration,
01:26because I know the consequences of that, especially for Max.
01:30And it's something that we discussed just before we went out,
01:34because it's not the first time that happened.
01:36It happened another time this month with England.
01:39And it will continue to happen, unfortunately, because the way he plays
01:43and the way he attracts opponents.
01:46And that's it.
01:48And we need to be able to tell each other the thing as they are,
01:51because he's 16 and we have to be very protective of him,
01:56but at the same time very straight with him,
01:59with what to expect from him towards the team, the individuals and the club.
02:04And I'd say a single point comes up.
02:04So let's close up my guess.
