They are not honest.
But, the more I saw the post-match interviews, the more I realised that a lot of it was just for show. Off-camera, most of the guys were average blokes; on-camera they play a part that's expected of them, and obviously play it well enough to keep the channel as watchable and compelling as it is.
He seemed intent on criticising the team even though we'd just won, but then I guess it did make for a controversial interview, which is what a lot of the guys seemed to be going for.
It’s all a show.