Emma Hayes

And that's what makes it special.

They've had incredible role models through the years, right?

And I think there's an obligation to respect what came before, especially on the women's side with the players that laid the foundation that were making $100 a week and nobody knew them except every four years.

And now you've got players who are so different.

And so I'm really happy to hear you say that.

And this is a last question for me, Emma, and we really appreciate your time.

One of the challenges, and you dealt with this right away with Alex Morgan, is how do you deal with players who are aging out and meshing that with young, talented players?

And I think that's one of the hardest parts of coaching.

Tim talks about this all the time, is players at the end of their career, and how do you deal with that, right?

And so...

Lindsay Heaps is another one who people like to criticize.

And I say, she just wins.

It's like, why is she playing?

Well, she wins, right?

And so she's now come to Denver and you've spoken.

I know I saw how you've helped her through that process too.

How do you deal with players at the end and mesh that with young players and couple those together so that it's copacetic?

And I know it's challenging.

Well, Emma, thank you.

We could do this all day.