Romero’s post was not just a hit with disgruntled fans; it also garnered "likes" from several of his teammates. While some viewed this as a sign of a divided dressing room, Frank was quick to downplay the significance of social media activity. He countered that "we don't know what a like means," suggesting it could simply be support for the team's performance against Manchester City rather than a secondary endorsement of the criticism.
"Cuti is a very passionate character and player. He wants to leave everything on the pitch and he is very ambitious and wants to win every time," he added. "Sometimes when you are like that, sometimes there can be an outburst, which happened this time. It is something we have dealt with and dealt with internally."
He added: “It shows that Cuti is extremely passionate, he wants to win, he wants to do everything he can together with his team-mates to achieve great things, but you need to ask him next time you speak to him."