Stevie Nicol

That's maybe easier.

Frank, what about you?

Do you recall the thing that you do on Sunday morning when you go from pubs to pubs?

but that's insane but for me i prefer under the light because in france we mostly play uh at night around 8 or 8 30. so yeah i was used to that and the first time that i came at and had to play at 3 p.m i remember the first game was against coventry i normally is mine

let's say nap time, and I fell asleep in the dressing room on the side, I went to the side, and Ruud Gullit has to pick me up and say, Frank, we need to go for the warmup.

I was sleeping.

That was my... I was used to that.

And I got a hard time to get rid of that.

It does, it sounds like it, but it really is true.

And all the things that we've said about it, and that Dimitrov was talking about there, you know, driving in... Who?

Dimitrov?

Sorry, Dimitrov.

Yeah, simple things like driving in in the morning, you can't wait to get into training, to get in the dressing room, to have a laugh with the guys and then go out and work hard and then get stuck into each other.

Now, that seems a really simple, pretty weak thing to say.

Yeah.

But it's 100% true.

As opposed to what's happening under Amarim, nobody wants to be there, nobody wants to go there.

They get there as late as they can because the less time they spend there...

Because the more time they spend there, the more miserable they are.

All of those little things add up.