Emma Hayes

So Emma, we have this with the men's national team now coaching a club team and how different it could be from coaching a national.

It is from coaching a national team.

So what have you seen the differences and how are you

experiencing it?

Do you like one more than the other?

How are you experiencing it?

Interesting.

So you touched on the personal, and thank you for sharing that, by the way.

I think we don't do enough of that in public spheres.

You talked about the personal impact that things have had and led you to this.

Professionally, getting fired by the Red Stars, going to Chelsea, all of the experiences there.

How has that side of it led or I guess formed you and shaped you as you are now?

Because of course, very substantially, I presume.

Okay, I'm at goosebumps.

And you know, sometimes, and I'll just say from the men's side,

People will say that, but you know it's bullshit.

And I believe it.

And it is unique.

And having been on both sides, coached both sides, you see it.

And you see the, it's not with every player, but vast majority.