Simon Hill

So all the big calls, he got spot on.

Now the trick, of course, is with only five or six days in between, they've got to get up and go again against the Americans, who are probably just as good as Turkey in terms of their individuals, but also are going to be playing in front of a home crowd.

the task gets even more difficult from here on in.

Well,

You know, that potential is starting to become reality.

We knew his potential in Australia because obviously we've seen him grow up through the A-League with Adelaide United.

He's had a bit of an in and out season with Watford, some really good moments, some fantastic goals.

I've seen him a couple of times when I've been covering championship games from my base in England now, of course.

And I don't always think he's been played in his best position to get the best out of him.

But obviously his reputation now is going to soar on the back of this World Cup, particularly on the back of that goal.

I read today already there's some interest from Villarreal in Spain.

If he decides to go there and if Watford are willing to sell him, of course.

then you know he could go to the next level and he is our and I don't think I'm overstating things here and I'm trying not to put too much pressure on the kid because he still is very young but

He is the Harry Kuehl or the Tim Cahill of this generation.

Of that, there's no doubt.

He's got skill, pace, goals.

He's got the lot.

He's the full package.

And now he's starting to mature a little bit and adding a little bit of that defensive structure to his game as well, which has probably been the missing piece.

Then he can certainly be the guy that at least drives Australia through to the knockout stage.