Konstantin Kisin

Yeah, it's, I mean, you just wonder what goes through these people's heads.

Not much.

But isn't it also the thing of like, I see this so often because I used to work at a sports radio station.

And like the guys who play Premier League soccer,

even the most mediocre in terms of the league, is such a high-level athlete.

So high-level.

It's not only... You haven't even encountered someone like this.

Right.

You haven't encountered someone like this mentally, physically.

I remember there was a football player called Jack Wilshire who was a generational talent.

Sadly, he didn't fulfill his...

uh his potential because of injuries and i remember i knew a guy who used to play soccer with him when he was a kid and i said to him what was he like he was like it was like playing a different game it was like playing a different game when he got the ball and what he was doing and i think people you know there's that stupid part of every man who watches a boxing match goes yeah i could do that like how hard is it actually really i could play soccer i mean it's not that hard you're just kicking a ball about

Yeah, I think the problem comes with a lot of people is that because this is such a big country, there's more opportunities.

And when you come from a smaller country of a smaller population, there's simply fewer opportunities.

And so what that produces in people is like, well, there's only these six slots.

and there's this person and this person, and we're all going for the same slots.

Therefore, they're a threat to me at this point, but also a threat to my future and future prosperity.

Famine mentality.

Yeah.

I remember I have a very good mate of mine who's a stand-up.