Ed Cavalee

But I think he looks like he might go to one of the bigger clubs in Italy, which would be huge.

We haven't had an Australian playing in the outfield in Serie A, I think, since Trent Sainsbury played one game for Milot some years ago.

It used to be quite a bit of a mainstay when Bresciano and Grella and those people were there.

That would be very, very big.

Iren Kunda –

Let's not forget, he left Bayern Munich to try and get game time, and he's been amazing at Watford.

So there's a lot of sort of talk about him possibly going somewhere as well, but it will all come down to this game.

This is the thing about the World Cup.

The World Cup is a chance for great sort of national pride, and it's also a chance for the players individually to make a lifetime's worth of money in three games.

Because if you get that transfer, the world is so many stories over the journey of players.

James Rodriguez from Colombia, going back to Cleverson, who went to Manchester United from Brazil.

I know this sounds, you know, gauche or whatever, but this is the reality.

If these Socceroos have a good game in this next game and then possibly the next game, that could be potentially worth $15, $20, $25 million for them personally for their careers going forward.

That first one that I mentioned is the amount of players over 40 that are playing in the World Cup.

We had Eden Dzeko turn out for Bosnia during the day in North America and looked okay.

You know, Luka Modric is playing.

That's been really big.

It's also the number, I think it's the most players ever that have been born in France that are appearing at a World Cup.

I think there's 100 players that were born in France that are representing various other nations.

I think it goes France first.