Harry Kewell

because of what I went through, you know, to be able to score a goal at the World Cup and the goal to kind of put us through to that next phase, I think you see me jump and the relief was just like incredible, incredible.

Pass it up because, like I said, the –

It's one of those things when you score as a player, it's like, wow, it's me.

You know, it's like you get that.

But you've got fans doing the exactly same expressions because that's like they're feeling it as well.

And like I said, there's nothing better.

And I used to love…

When I scored, I used to love running around the crowd and seeing the expressions of fans.

Whether it was for home or away, you would see their expressions and they're the best.

I even say now, look, I'm sitting at home and I laugh when I see a goal and you're seeing fans just go nuts.

And I just think it's brilliant, absolutely brilliant.

I felt relieved.

Not because I didn't want to, like I know I could still play the game and that was the hardest thing is because I know up here I could still easily play.

My body was good.

Everything was like looking was good.

The problem was my body couldn't do it.

It was breaking down every couple of weeks.

And I was just, unfortunately, I was just that player where, because I pushed my body to the limit every single time, ever since I was young, it just kept on, unfortunately, breaking down.

And in my last year at Melbourne Heart, who is now obviously Melbourne City, I just had one too many injuries.

And I was spending more time on the bench, on the table, than on the field.