Ben Steiner

And there has to be a quick adjustment there.

If it's not working, if Nathan Saliba goes in there, he looks overwhelmed.

He's not focused.

He's getting overrun in midfield.

Okay.

Then you have to make an adjustment.

And I think that's probably Nico Segur going in there because he's been exceptionally good with how to split as a central midfielder, but it's those quick adjustments that Marsh will have to make.

And I think it really starts with that Kone void in midfield.

It is pretty cool.

I knew that going into that first game, and I was in Toronto for the game against Bosnia, I knew that I would get emotional at some point, and I wasn't sure when it would happen, and it happened literally as I walked out the door to make my way to the stadium.

because it was just, you know, a different experience going to the stadium.

And then of course, you know, I grew up in Vancouver, but to go to a world cup game at BC place, and it almost said, and maybe a little bit more being at the Egypt versus New Zealand game, that this is the world cup.

Like this is something that you posted about it.

Like it impacts the globe.

Whereas we've seen big Canada events in Vancouver before.

And,

It's amazing, it's awesome, but it affects what's happening outside our doors here.

But it was that Egypt-New Zealand game where I was like, wow, this is the World Cup, and that's pretty cool.

I'm curious what it's going to be like, because it's noon on a Wednesday.

It's not exactly sports time.