Stevie Nicol

You know, and I think also right now, there's no pressure on him.

So...

I don't think he's going to be sitting every Friday when he gets the team shit and he's not in it, going home and cussing and not happy and the whole thing.

Yes, he wants to play, but I think he's at the stage of his career where right now, the way things are going for him, I think they're okay.

You know, he can keep coming on, keep getting his opportunities.

I mean, the fact that he missed that opportunity, I'd forgotten all about it.

I couldn't have told you he'd missed a great chance in that game.

And that's a good thing.

And again, listen, I wasn't a striker, but I think you can relate it all around the field.

You know, when your career gets built...

The longer things just move along without any real pressure, just smoothly, doing nothing crazy, being solid, getting your basics right, just all the things that you can do to just improve.

And then there does come a point where, right, I need to be playing.

But I think right now...

I don't believe Cesco's in a position where he's like, I need to be playing, this is not good for me.

I think he's learning his trade, basically.

Do you agree, Mario?

I think it's a little surprising that actually Harlan said it affects his confidence.

It's just the one thing that I don't think I've ever heard any striker actually admit to anybody, that they're not quite feeling as confident as they are.

So there's nothing to be confident in.

Nonsense I'm speaking today.