Dan McDonald

that probably anything is possible at this stage, you know, and that, like, I don't think it's going to be pretty even if that game is played overseas.

I suspect the desperation of the FA, they'll do everything they can to play the game on neutral territory, I would imagine, but it depends.

I feel like there's more cards that people who oppose it have to play.

I keep being told that.

I'm not being sure exactly what cards those are at this stage.

Yeah, I'd still be surprised if that happened.

I mean, there's a lot of individual cases.

I've got someone like Finna Zaz who's from Israeli heritage and is in a completely almost different situation.

There's difficulties there.

I think the Seamus Coleman response reflected this discomfort.

I think there are players who would prefer not to play against Israel.

I think that would be their position, but I don't know necessarily if it's going to lead to them...

you know, taking, taking that stance.

Um, and,

I suppose this is the thing.

If you decide to move it to a neutral venue, under what terms do you do so?

Is there a protest from players involved in that before the game?

In terms of formalities and handshakes?

There was talk of maybe a statement at some stage.

Do you put out a statement to say you were playing under protest?