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Published 14:37 25 May 2019 BST
"You get what you deserve," Cooper said at the launch of AIG's new #EffortIsEqual campaign. "Some of the losses were by very small margins and you reap what you sow I guess. Does it give us a different mindset coming into the championship? Maybe. I don't know. Maybe individually it does and I think as a team we always park the league, we always have our club break, we always reset for the championship. It's no different this year. "Maybe some players feel they need to push on, or that they didn't play as well or didn't play enough but I think it breathes into the same value that we collectively have together but certainly the league has given us a good learning and referencing point but that's all they are."
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