... club beat country?

I can see both sides of the argument.

I look at the player and think, "What would the player want?" Uh, and I think the player would wanna go to a World Cup.

He's a real good talent.

He's a young player coming through.

He, he might never get to go to another World Cup or this opportunity again, so I think that would be a lifetime memory for him, uh, an opportunity to put himself on the, on the biggest scr- uh, world scene at that age group.

Okay, it's under 17s.

There's a controversy here." And the response to that isn't ban the journalist from writing it, it's get your house in order.

Where does your balance sit about what is right and what is wrong with this?

Look, I think if you ask the player without any outside pressures from either side, he'd say, I want to go to a World Cup.

Simple as that.

If that was the simple explanation behind it, which we know it never works that way, he would say, give me a World Cup any day of the week.

He may never get another chance to do that.

I understand Sydney's view.

Sydney's responsibility is not to the national teams.

Give our Brisbane listeners a bit of hope ahead of a season because it's been a while since they've had hope turn into something tangible and enjoyable.

Where does your balance sit about what is right and what is wrong with this?

Look, I think if you ask the player without any outside pressures from either side, he'd say, I want to go to a World Cup.

Simple as that.

If that was the simple explanation behind it, which we know it never works that way, he would say, give me a World Cup any day of the week.

He may never get another chance to do that.

I understand Sydney's view.

Sydney's responsibility is not to the national teams.

Give our Brisbane listeners a bit of hope ahead of a season because it's been a while since they've had hope turn into something tangible and enjoyable.

Where does your balance sit about what is right and what is wrong with this?

Look, I think if you ask the player without any outside pressures from either side, he'd say, I want to go to a World Cup.

Simple as that.

If that was the simple explanation behind it, which we know it never works that way, he would say, give me a World Cup any day of the week.

He may never get another chance to do that.

I understand Sydney's view.

Sydney's responsibility is not to the national teams.

Give our Brisbane listeners a bit of hope ahead of a season because it's been a while since they've had hope turn into something tangible and enjoyable.