Harry Kewell

It means everything.

Well, it means first and foremost, you're absolutely killing it for your club.

That's the truth.

Because if you're not playing well for your club, then you're not even going to get the chance to put that greeting or jersey on.

So again...

Putting it on meaning you're in a good place.

So that's the main thing when I looked at putting on that green and gold jersey is that, well, I'm doing well for my club because that's the only reason I'm getting picked for my national team because we did have a strong team.

So again, walking out, it was like walking into the Coliseum, but 10 times bigger, like 10 times bigger.

Like you could see, like you couldn't really see at the top.

And I remember going in there and warming up.

And let's just say the pitch wasn't the greatest as well.

So we were warming up and obviously I was debuting.

And again, it didn't fear me.

I enjoy that.

I'm not one of these that needs to have a big stadium because I always believe a top professional can play in front of a million people but can also play with one man watching.

So for me, I did not worry about the fans and all that, but it's nice to actually see.

And they were chanting and obviously cheering on Iran.

But –

going back in there, walking out.

And I remember standing for the national anthems and all I could remember seeing was one Australian flag, just waving around.