Just finally before we wrap up, because you've already said you believe it has potential to be successful.

Just finally on that style of football thing, if you don't mind, Darren, well, I've got you.

Because you said earlier on, it can be a bit chaotic and it can be a little bit, let's make things happen.

But also, you suggested that when Bournemouth lost the ball, there was still an element of structure and control to it.

And I think that's been lost a little bit because we're all just getting excited by the prospect of fun again.

But it wasn't chaos all the time, was I take it?

He was still very, listen, we can't just be going out there conceding four goals all the time.

We have to be defensively sound at the same time.

Yeah, it's, I call it chaos, but it's controlled chaos so that when you do lose the ball,

you have enough players there that literally just you go.

And when one person goes, the next person goes, the next person goes,

and you will win the ball back kind of very, very quick.

Or you'll force your opposition into kicking the ball or play or playing a long ball

and the lads of the back will mop mop up like it's it is i don't want to

sound disrespectful by saying it's controlled chaos because it's not chaos it's almost like it can

look that way sometimes but like when you have the ball, there is a lot of rotations and movement

and kind of defender that's stepping in

to draw somebody on to maybe pay a little bounce pass

or maybe find a longer ball over the top

into the space for the lads that have,

um,

to have the pace.

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