How how different was that? And how has that transition been for you from playing college soccer there, winning a national championship and then coming to the US?

Yeah, very different.

Very, very different.

It's two different.

sort of different styles of football really like sort of getting used to physical in a sense of over there it's more sort of getting stuck in and it's working really hard and over here it's more working really hard but making sure you're very athletic making sure you you can run a lot and sort of keeping it with players in that sort of sense and but yeah it's it's it's it's about the same sort of level but um in it's harder in different ways but no it's definitely helped me sort of grow as a player playing both sort of college experiences but no it's it's very different but very similar at the same time

How is that for building a – how tough is it to build a kind of a team culture – around that or is it easy because you guys all have soccer in common

um yeah it's always difficult when you got players coming from all over like all walks of life different areas and stuff like different experiences with football as well growing up but um i think just the lads have all sort of gelled and sort of accepted each other in a way it's it's good to see because that just builds that that instant team chemistry and you can tell by the way that we're sort of playing on the pitch where we're, we're working for each other.

We're fighting for each other.