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Recently, Roy Keane, criticized your
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mentality based on a quote he got
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completely backwards. He claimed you
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said, "I should have shot, but I made
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the passes." And used that to suggest
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that you were chasing individual assist
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stats. But everyone who actually
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listened to the interview, including
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myself, knows you said almost the exact
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opposite. You were being self-critical
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of yourself and saying you should have
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passed the ball instead of shot because
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you wanted the best for your team. How
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do you respond to that? Like how do you
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deal with that when you hear it and you
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go, "That's not what I said." Yeah, to
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be honest, like I've always said I don't
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mind criticism. I've always take
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criticism from everyone and anyone and I
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never replied to anything or whatsoever.
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People have an opinion. They think it's
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good, bad, whatever.
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What I don't like was when people lie
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about things. In this case that you said
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about Roy Keane, basically what he said
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is a lie. And luckily for me, is
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everything on record. Imagine if it
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wasn't, like then people will think
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like, "Oh yeah, Bruno is is the guy
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always trying to go to the assist." I
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even ask Ole his number to text him, to
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be honest, to to to have a word with him
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to say like
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that I don't mind the criticism. I don't
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like when people lie about things that I
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say. Because [clears throat] this is
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like it goes a little bit over the top
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of the things that I think are
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acceptable.
