Jeff O'Neill

What do you know about what's going on with Davies, and what are you preparing for in terms of his availability between now and the World Cup?

Well, and he's not alone.

Eustachio's been dealing with some stuff.

Promise, David, obviously, is injured right now.

How are you projecting who's going to be available for you?

How do you handle this now that we're a few months away from the dance, the uncertainty of a few of your primary players here and whether or not they're going to be at 100%?

With Jesse Marsh, head coach of the men's national team.

Again, friendlies coming up at BMO against Iceland and Tunisia later this month.

So since we last spoke with you, we have determined who's in your group.

Well, we know two of the squads are going to play.

We still don't know who you're going to play opening night at BMO.

Obviously, we're still waiting on that front.

But we know Switzerland.

We know Qatar.

How much studying have you done with those two clubs?

Do you allow yourself to get to that without knowing who you're going to play in that first game?

Like, how are you preparing for what you know is coming your way in the group stage?

And how would you feel about that?

What is your take on these hydration breaks they're going to implement at the World Cup?

I think they're doing one in each half, which is obviously a change from the history of the sport, the way it's been played.