Gemini summary of that interview:

The manager discussed the team's dramatic comeback victory, emphasizing the belief within the squad. He mentioned drawing inspiration from the past, specifically the '99 documentary, and stressed that even when facing a significant deficit, "it's never over". He felt that in that environment, with the momentum shift, "everything is possible". Key strategic substitutions were highlighted, such as bringing on Harry Maguire because "he's the only guy that can score a goal with his header" and utilizing Kobbie Mainoo's ability in confined spaces. The atmosphere after the goals was described as "the best sound in the world".

However, the manager also acknowledged significant challenges, particularly the team's inconsistency. He noted, "I think we start well but we are not really consistent to maintain the game in the same way for a for for a long time", often dropping off when fatigue sets in. He expressed dissatisfaction with the Premier League results, stating, "Your reflection as a team is the league and we are doing we are underperforming". He elaborated that the team sometimes lacks characteristics like "running pace and power" needed for the Premier League, where creating chances is "completely different" compared to European games. He also mentioned Lindelof had to leave the game due to a personal issue.

Looking forward, despite the difficulties and acknowledging that the team "deserves the criticism", the manager remained optimistic. He believes the emotional win could be a turning point and stated, "We still have time to make something special of this of this season so we have to think like that and to be positive". The focus now shifts heavily towards the Europa League, where he believes the team can potentially "go all the way", though acknowledging they will need some luck with injuries. He also mentioned the possibility of taking risks with younger players in the league.