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Published 10:43 2 Aug 2018 BST
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"That's the song we sing after we win and I had obviously got quite used to it," said Aki. "As John was saying I was only up for about 10 minutes by that stage and I had missed the celebrations bus earlier on. I didn't make it on the bus. I didn't know where I was and someone was looking after me by that stage."Muldoon added that Aki had got no sleep the night before but did manage to find a couple of hours to nap during the day before springing back into life later that afternoon.
"The funny thing is we got home quite late and had a couple of drinks but Bundee didn't stay out the night before. "He rang his parents and family back home and spent a few hours talking to them and he just didn't go to bed. He went and had a few early drinks then and it just caught up on him." Aki continued: "I went asleep at like 10 in the morning and didn't wake up until the parade had finished, so I don't know what time that was, might have been 4pm, but I had a good sleep and I was alive by then."Watch the full interview with Muldoon and Aki in the video above.
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