I know he didn't in the Sky interview.
I know he didn't in any post-match interviews for the written press.
I know he didn't for his club's website.
What I do know is that in all circumstances above he managed to claim that he hadn't seen the incident, that he had a dig at Warnock about the incident and that he defended his own player's actions with regard to the incident.
You and others say there's too much guesswork on this thread.
I and others say that you cannot defend the indefensible and with the status of former captain, idol and hero comes a certain responsibility.