Yeah,

and it's not that I'm saying that we couldn't do it.

It was more just when you're drilled into playing for certain, for however many seasons or a certain way, to come in and change it.

And sometimes it's not, oh, these players can't do this, change the whole thing.

Sometimes it can just be one player, two players.

that you make it all click together and to come in and not really have, well it wasn't in a transfer window, he didn't have any option to make any changes or anything like that, to come in and work with the squad he had and try to change it completely.

wasn't probably the best way to go, albeit, again, like I said, that whole new manager bounce and that bit of freedom.

So just how was all of that for you?

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, I'll take that.

I mean, to be honest, I think up until I joined Millwall, I was quite consistent in terms of injuries and stuff.

I never really had many injuries in my career.

And I think the one I touched on that I ended up missing the Brighton game, I think that was kind of my first major injury of my career.

I can't remember what I'd done.

I think I'd done a couple of ligaments in my knee and loads of ankle ligaments all in the same tackle sort of thing.

Again, just touching upon that at the back end of the season, when you are in that position and we are knocking on the door of the playoffs, but in general, when you are out and you're not in the side, whether it's injury or not selected, what is that like as a player? Is that the toughest part of being a pro?