The Spurs defender says no one has done more than Wales’ star duo to get them to their first World Cup in 64 years.
He is disappointed at the level of “emotional” criticism of the pair in the wake of Wales’ dismal showing against Iran.
It has left Rob Page’s men, who drew their opener with USA, propping up Group B with just a point ahead of taking on England.
They now need to win and hope Iran and USA draw, otherwise they will need to beat England by at least four goals to qualify from Group B.
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