David Edgar

Morning, guys.

Thanks for having me on.

I appreciate it.

Oh man, it was surreal.

Yeah, it really was.

I, yeah, you say being on the media side, I was there a couple hours before.

So as a player, you're, you're kind of hotel bus straight into the change room and you don't get to really soak up much of the atmosphere, but.

I was there a couple hours before, soaking it up as much as I could, looking at the stadium, seeing the fans, and then witnessing all of the red jerseys come in.

We were kind of worried.

Obviously, you'd seen reports about how many Bosnians and stuff were going to be there, but seeing it come in with the red jerseys and then afterwards being able to walk with them to the train station, it was just an incredible experience from start to finish for myself.

Yeah, 100%.

Like you said, we were so nonchalant as a nation about

hosting it as opposed to the other two countries.

And then it just happened and it's bang and it's hit football fever crazy across the nation, I think.

But yeah, it's, it's, it's, it's been, it's been really cool to watch that obviously seeing the fans,

really becoming engaged in the players.

I got an Uber with some fans.

They've all got jerseys on.

These are things I didn't get to see.

You know what I mean?