Mm.

I, I think if you-- And I really kind of started to think of like springtime to December, like our spring practice is right now to December is our season.

I think they evolve drastically over that.

So I usually treat like the eight-hour weeks as we're gonna shatter skills.

Like, I don't need you to have confidence in them on Friday and Saturday.

Like, so we're gonna shatter them to the point and like we're very little of what we do is result based.

So like if we're doing a serve pass activity, it's like go do reps, and it might be a yes, no on something we were working on that day of like, "Hey, do you have an early angle out, yes or no?" But like it's gonna be zero based on result.

So all your roles from the national team to Dutch to assisting, like how has that prepared you and your path for success? What have you learned?

Why not us?" Um, if that is accurate, why, why was that the message? Why were you presetting the team going into these tournament matches with something like that?

I think one of them had to do with me, and the other one, uh, is completely organic from our team.

So, um, I'll give, I'll go myself first.

Uh, the we deserve to be here piece, um, I think there's two sides of it I would go to is, one, like we put in all of the work that we put in so that we can enjoy moments like that.

Like, at the end of the day, you work as hard as you do so that hopefully in those moments when you're put under pressure, like this is a thing that you enjoy.

Uh, and I, I talk a lot about myself of like I was away from coaching for three years, and because of that, like, I don't get nervous in those moments anymore.

Like I'm enjoying it.

Mm-hmm

Some of the 97 victims were still alive when the authorities tried to divert blame away from themselves.

I was 16 at the time.

I was really, uh, a, a young boy, you know.

And I remember we got a coach going down to Sheffield.

I remember it being really, really congested, you know, by the gates to the point where, you know, we were really, really getting squashed.

And me dad said, said to me, "Wait there, I'm just gonna go, I'm just gonna go to toilet before we go upstairs." So I'm being a 16-year-old.

Now all of a sudden, once the gates were open, this surge of thousands of fans, Liverpool fans, just headed towards the Lecons Lane end, like a big long tunnel.

And then it was like 7:00 and we got a phone call and it was like, "You need to make it up here now."

Richie and Jamie Morrison were in Sheffield that fateful day.Some of the 97 victims were still alive when the authorities tried to divert blame away from themselves.

I was 16 at the time.

I was really, uh, a, a young boy, you know.

And I remember we got a coach going down to Sheffield.

I remember it being really, really congested, you know, by the gates to the point where, you know, we were really, really getting squashed.

And me dad said, said to me, "Wait there, I'm just gonna go, I'm just gonna go to the toilet before we go upstairs." So I'm being a 16-year-old.

Now all of a sudden, once the gates were open, this surge of thousands of fans, Liverpool fans, just headed towards the Lecons Lane end, like a big long tunnel.

And then it was, like, seven o'clock and we got a phone call and it was like, "You need to meet up here now."