Sunderland boss Gus Poyet was left embarrassed by their 8-0 thrashing at Southampton.
The Uruguayan saw the Black Cats score two own goals on their way to their biggest ever Barclays Premier League defeat as a Graziano Pelle brace, as well as goals from Jack Cork, Dusan Tadic, Victor Wanyama and Sadio Mane sealed a memorable afternoon for the hosts.
"Where do I start? First, it was the most embarrassing (moment) I've had on a football pitch without any doubt," he said.
"I feel sorry for the supporters. I thought we were creating something between the team and the supporters - they made a long trip and they deserved better. What I say in the dressing room stays in there.
"I use the word 'embarrassing' because I'm trying to be respectful. This is not an easy (press) conference this one, I need to be very careful what I say. I'm responsible.
"It's going to be a difficult week. The players who are on the pitch next week are going to do something about it.
"I don't think I want to watch that again. Sometimes I make clips. I wouldn't have time to make as many clips as I need. Maybe the players will watch it. Maybe it will be good therapy for them to watch themselves."
