I don't use the f word as often. My kids saw me swearing on YouTube videos. That doesn't exactly put me in a strong position at home when it comes to parenting, telling them what to say and what not to say. But if I get really angry, if we're being too 'arrogant' - we need to be confident in our own strength and what we can do, and we know that. But I don't like unnecessary arrogance,
I already played a lot on the wing, although I drifted centrally, and he put me in the middle. That position suited me perfectly. Working with him was on another level, because he already knew everything the other team was going to do, he had everything prepared, and things just fell into place during the match. It's another level.
Just making this program - and when I say program, like the meetings, the walkthroughs, the lifts, the practice schedule - making it tough on you, and giving you a lot to handle. And for me that's important for accountability, because it's saying, "Are you ready? Are you going to be prepared? Are you going to come to work every single day?" If not, you're going to be exposed, obviously.
"One thing I have to say about Mike - and some people might think this is a fault - he's even keeled. You can hear when I'm mad. Everyone knows when I'm not happy. So I think I need to be more like [McDaniel]."
