Harry Kewell

We were second favourites to go down and we survived that and we were looking to push on.

We got more players in.

We had a couple of transfer windows.

So we were stepping up and it was exciting times.

And then obviously the opportunity came in with Notts County, a huge club.

I mean, the history of that club was huge.

And look, looking back, it was an opportunity that I looked at to go, well,

Yeah.

But, you know, what I had at Crawley, I kind of felt maybe I'd have the same kind of have that at Notts County, which I didn't.

And it's a shame because, like I said, only 11 league games and three cup games.

I mean, I don't know what you expect to do.

I mean, they were sitting bottom.

You get them out of relegation and what else can you do?

Yeah, and look, I think we live in a world now where everyone can have their say and opinion and you have to accept what someone says.

I mean, you don't have to agree with it, but you have to accept it.

But I've always been like that.

I've never been afraid, even when I was a player.

I've never hid from...

my bad games or never hit from my good games.

And I think if you only come out when things are good, it's kind of sly.