Ruben, congratulations on the win. In your end-of-season address you apologised to the fans, as you said you would yesterday. You also said you had to stick together. Clearly, before the game, there were protests, is that what you mean, or what do you mean?
"No, it's everything, it’s hard to point to one thing, in difficult moments, sometimes we blame each other, as a club, as a family, it’s normal. But we need to stick together and we will be okay, that's all."
After this season and you acknowledge the so many lows, what have you seen to give you hope to say that there are better times ahead?
"That, we have to see next season. I think we are, again, we are improving as a team, sometimes the results don’t show that but we are improving. Again, in the final, I think it was not a great game but if you ask anyone who is the better team in the game, it was us, that is clear. Today, we did a good game against a team that, with one point, could [have been] be in the Champions League. So I think we are improving. And then we are changing so many things in Carrington, there are so many things important in this club that the results don’t show, you cannot see it, but they will be really important in the future."