Alexis Nunes

But in this idea of protecting PSV, you're missing out on a tremendous fee that wasn't coming from anywhere else.

And so...

Look, if I'm PSV, it's a risk worth taking in the sense that, listen, yeah, okay, if he's injured, we understand that you want to pull out of the deal.

We get that.

We'll give you that much.

And you know what I do if I'm PSV?

Ricardo, come and sit right here next to me, bud.

Right here.

We'll protect you, and that check will clear, and then we can move on with our lives.

It's such a missed opportunity for everybody involved.

Oh, boy.

I guess it was a good trip to Nashville.

Well, can I just say that the first thing that Jamaica has to do besides beat New Caledonia, but in order to do that, they have to get over the feeling of embarrassment that they are in this position.

Yeah.

And they should be embarrassed.

If you're a player for Jamaica, you have to be embarrassed, but you have to use that embarrassment to power you, to strengthen you, to push you, to inspire you, to do whatever it is that you need to do to get something going within you to make a true case for yourself in beating New Caledonia and then going on to beat the DRC.

For me,

The fact that we're actually having this discussion, it's actually a referendum about this extended World Cup in which it's open mic night and everybody gets a chance.

And it's disappointing that I have to frame it like that because my country didn't even make it

to the chance of actually being part of this second chance after second chance after second chance, and here's another playoff and another playoff so that you can find yourself in this expanded version of the World Cup.