Chelsea boss Graham Potter says he won't change his approach.
Hours after outlining his desire to conquer Europe with an expletive-including declaration, Chelsea and Potter were paired to meet holders Real Madrid in next month's quarter-finals, the two sides facing each other in the competition for the third season running.
Following that draw in Nyon yesterday, Potter said with a smile: "I said we would try to *bleep* win the Champions League! That's the same for every seven clubs.
"They will also say that they could lose in the quarter-final because that's the nature of the Champions League. We'll focus on Real Madrid when we get there. At the moment, it's Everton.'
"The feeling is excitement but, as I've said, I'd rather speak about Everton because that's the [next] The other stuff is a long way away."
He also said: "I can't be bothered to speak about how people think you should be.'
"The simple thing is if you win you can be whoever you want to be and if you lose somebody wants somebody different and that's the reality.
"You just have to be yourself, be authentic. Otherwise if you try to act the situation finds you out. He has been himself for the whole of his career and done extremely well."