Scott Allan

No.

So I'm Haitian Caymanians.

I was born in Haiti and I raised up in the Cayman Islands.

And of course, I move over to Scotland.

So Scotland is my new home.

So yes, I have my bandana ready and my flags ready for Scotland.

I also have all the flags and bandana and dresses and jerseys for Haiti as well because I'm celebrating both teams because it's a massive accomplishment for both teams being qualified for the World Cup.

And I'm very happy for that and proud of them.

I was gutted.

Because I was like, no.

Yes, I was gutted because I didn't want them to be playing each other.

Because I wanted a reason to celebrate differently.

Not the both of them going against one another.

The both slides together look lovely.

It's amazing.

But no, I want them to play against other team members rather than each other.

But I'm in all for it.

I'm happy.

Of course, I'm cheering for Haiti first and Scotland second, but I'm representing Haiti because it's a massive accomplishment.

It's been 52 years since they last went to the World Cup, and the whole of the Caribbean is behind them as a proud force cheering them on, and we cannot wait for the Games.