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"With the position we’ve been in all season, we’re not happy with second place. Even though it’s a good achievement and probably everyone would have taken it before the season, we wanted to win it when we got into that position.
"It’s a good sign that we are disappointed, and I think we should be. But also we have done some great things this season and taken some big steps in the right direction. "Last season we had a difficult end when we dropped out of the Champions League. But we used that anger and came back stronger this year, and we need to do the same thing again.
"We could have won the league, so let’s use this disappointment in a good way, learn from it and make sure it doesn’t happen the same next season."
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