Sam Gregory

I work in soccer fields, so we have 17 soccer fields.

Big, to say the least.

I mean, we wouldn't be putting the money, the time, the effort that we're putting into it if we didn't think we could win.

We wouldn't be hosting this tournament if we didn't think we could win.

Obviously, we're not going in as the tournament favorites.

We're not going in as the team that everyone's expecting to see win.

But if you listen to our head coach, Maurizio Pochettino, this is that's what he'll be saying.

If you asked him, he wouldn't have taken this job if he didn't think there was a chance that we could go on and win the tournament.

So I don't think it's yeah, anything can happen.

It's a tournament.

It's it's a knockout one single game.

Once you get past the group stage, you win five games and you're world champions.

So, yeah, I think a lot of us wouldn't be here if we didn't think there was any chance.

I think if I start talking about referees, I'm going to put myself into a very dangerous position.

So I'll sidestep that one.

It's only us.

It's just us three.

But I do think that there's a big advantage just in terms of the environment that it creates.

I mean, the fact that I'm here right now, if this World Cup was taking place in Brazil, I don't think I would be here right now.

When I got off my flight this morning walking through the airport in Kansas City, everything I saw was World Cup, World Cup.