Joe Hart: "You have got to be able to move on. Everyone is going to have their opinion.
"What is said in private, that's for behind the scenes but he (Mancini) is free to do his press conferences as he feels and if he feels you are not up to it ...
"All managers have their different way of doing things.
"I've tried to stay consistent, prepare and show desire in the games.
"I do everything I can to stop goals; sometimes I can save it, sometimes not. Sometimes the ones that I should be saving, haven't been saved.
"But as long as I've kept my prime focus of doing everything I can, then that's all I can really do.
"Am I a victim of standards? I'm definitely not a victim. I love playing, I love training hard, I love playing hard and I love winning.
"I have to accept when I'm playing that there's going to be another side and you have to take that sometimes.
"People are free to criticise or praise. I'm never going to tell anyone what to say or do about me but at the same time I don't have to listen.
"I'm pretty strong with how I feel about what I should and shouldn't have done.
"That's the beauty of football and that's why it's such a big industry and that's why it gets so many people involved. People are allowed their opinions."
Source: Manchester City MAD
Source: FOOTYMAD
