Yeah.

There's a reason why they're treated in such high regard, and that's because we have never seen something like that before, and it's gonna be very difficult for us to see something like that again.

The reality is as long as we've got players playing at a decent level where they're being tested properly week in, week out, and they're getting minutes week in, week out, you know, the inverse is probably for Volpato where he may not be getting the same minutes as some other players, but obviously he's testing himself in a good environment.

But then you look at someone like Riley McGree who's playing at a step lower, who's playing in the Championship, but he's playing, well he's getting through 46 games a season, you know, bar his injury concerns of course.

Yeah

... a starting player for us.

It's then a matter of do you let what's happened in the past override e- u- everything about him, his ability, what he can bring to the team? For some people, it's a yes, and to those people, I am not gonna argue, because I completely understand where you're coming from.

But, you know, we're talking about a national team.