Les, what's this like being part of an inaugural football club in this province and representing Quebec across the country and potentially larger stages?

It's amazing.

And I think not a lot of... players have the opportunity to play at the professional level in front of their family in front of their fans most players they have to go play overseas in the united states or any other continent and to be able to exactly to play professionally in front of your friends family teacher people that you know whatever it's an exciting moment and after like five games you can see the the the the energy that the fans bring you know to the games yeah and it's very interesting it feels like we're very close to them you know amazing i've been to impact game obviously i i never played For the impact.

But I don't think it's the same feeling playing from Supra at Sepsom, because these were the games that was restarted.

At Sepsom, in front of 5,000 people, they're close.

You know some people, you don't know some people, but you feel like you know them.

And they feel like they know you also.

So tell us a little bit, please, about this side of you, where this passion's coming from, and what you like doing within that space.

And, you know, having that represented on the pitch, you know, how important is that for you? And how much do you think that that's reflected in the club's culture?

I think it's important for me because I'm just going to start by the fact that, first of all, we all speak in French.

The fact that we're in the locker room, we all speak in French.

I've been in multiple locker rooms in my career and there's no locker room like the FC Supra.

you know it takes time for for teams especially like just for for team that has been there for a long time for a locker room to have a good synergy you know a good chemistry and from the get-go with all the boys it was straight up and it was like it was fine everything was it's like we knew each other for for so long and now you're talking about like the diaspora like you can see it on the pitch.

Obviously it hasn't clicked yet.

And I keep saying this, that when, once it's click, we're going to be unstoppable because we team that likes the ball, but like we like a melting pot of so many culture, so many talents.

Really? That's not something people usually, like, you know, when I grow up, I'm going to be right back, you know?