Danny Klinkscale

And I don't think they're going to have children.

But if they did, their children would be raised in Holland, which is a big soccer country.

We also have to get a huge, it would behoove the American team to build on this by having a good World Cup this time.

I mean, we got a gigantic bump from the World Cup in 94.

That was 94.

And that was an outstanding team.

That had a group of – and that team may have made the last eight.

I can't remember exactly.

But I don't think we've – I'm sure we haven't made the final four.

That team had a core of eight or ten great players, Tony Miola, all these guys.

Right.

They would go on to be U.S.

national team players.

If they made the knockout stage this year and won a game in the knockout stage, made the last eight or whatever, that should have a big impression, make a big bump.

Because of the nature of, you know,

an Olympic type of competition, people who don't give a rip about soccer would be, you know, watching... They would be watching that quarterfinal game by the millions.

A little pessimistic right now.

They have some...

Syria, they've had some bad injuries, Anthony Robinson one of them, and he's not playing for, you know, he was the best American, voted the best American soccer player last year.

He plays for Fulham in the EPL.