It doesn't really matter what place you are. I think he'll look back on this, when he's not so upset, and he'll walk away with some good memories.

The general theme of it's-not-a-matter-of-if-but-when is legitimate.

It's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when,

I'm not upset about it, not disappointed about it. I think they need that. I really do, because these players deserve better.

I met him at Viareggio and I saw that he was upset, but I did not think he would do so far.

They genuinely don't like each other -- they're both very competitive and they're both very physical. They flared up a little bit, and the ref had to step in and calm them down. They were getting after it.