Edd Straw

And in a sort of solid season, they'll be in the middle of the midfield.

And then a season where others are achieving the performance they should do.

And maybe they're underachieving or close to their potential that they'll be at the back.

So yeah, Haas has...

And we've talked about the future in such uncertain terms.

There are so many potential futures for it.

And I just really hope it's a positive one because there's a lot of good people there.

They've done some great things.

And I think we've seen enough of a spark from there, particularly with actually this kind of second phase of the team, the new impetus, Gunter Steiner moving on.

We're a bit dubious about that happening at the time.

Maybe in retrospect, it did need that sort of change.

He'd taken it to a certain level and done remarkably well, but it did need the Aokimatsu era to make a lot of these things happen.

I doubt some of the things that we've seen recently would have necessarily happened.

It would have been different.

Something better may have happened.

Who knows?

You just don't know.

Yeah, I'm just really interested to see what direction it goes.

And I hope that from listening to this, people have got an idea about what Haas is achieving, because it will be very, very easy, I imagine, for fans on the outside, just for Haas to be kind of there and think, oh, yeah, Haas, their midfield, that's a bit boring, or fall into the trap of, like, Savoy's used to get criticism back in the day for not being ambitious enough.

And maybe you could argue there's a bit of that with the ownership, but actually in terms of the team itself...