Jason Pine

Great food.

You'll be pleased to know, Mike, and lovely people.

Yes, I've got... They've also got Mohamed Salah.

G'day, guys.

Who is a true global footballing superstar.

He spent the last few seasons at Liverpool and widely regarded as one of the best players on the planet.

So he's a big part of the Egyptian side.

But what we also know is that they didn't get off to a flying sun in the World Cup either.

They drew their opening match.

So, look, I don't know.

Without wanting to get too...

confident about this i actually sense that something special might happen here in vancouver this afternoon i just feel as though look i'm not saying put all your money on that five dollars sixty but that's what i'm hearing i i don't i've been around the team a little bit the last couple of days just their training sessions and just just the way that their the body language speaks to you and the way that they are carrying themselves and the quiet confidence and steely determination and

I don't know, guys.

I just wonder whether this might be a very, very special day for sport and football in our country.

I don't think they surprised themselves.

I think they are well aware of what they're capable of.

I think a lot of us.

and maybe a lot of people who hadn't watched the All-Whites much apart from at World Cups, looked at that Iran game and thought, man, these guys are actually quite good because they are.

They are quite good.

And that's, I think, the change in mentality with this team now is that they believe themselves, without getting over the top about it, that they belong on the same pitch as teams who are ranked much, much higher in the world than they are.