So tell us a little bit about the infrastructure, the hockey available in Singapore and maybe some of the difficulties that you faced growing up.

So growing up, actually, there weren't many difficulties.

I mean, there was limited ice as always, as we are in Asia.

But the program was pretty well run when I first joined.

This was about 2010.

It was run by all the Canadians and Americans that also carry their love for the game over here.

The youth program, Ice Dragons, we would train once a week.

So tell me about the opportunity that came, how it came, and how you ended up being the first professional ice hockey player from Singapore with the Nottingham Lions.