Particularly so if you then add in "it's up to me to think about whether I should change my approach".
Taken together, the two sentences could translate as "the players aren't happy with the tactics I've been playing and have told me so. It's not their call; it's mine". The fact that we've taken 4 points out of the last 2 games, when he did play the full backs in a more traditional role, might indicate that he's been persuaded. I guess we'll find out tomorrow...
Bingo
Yep