Yeah, I just on that though, then I wanted to ask you really about the stadium security side of things and how it was policed or not police to begin with.

I've seen as it was sort of coming towards this conclusion, there was some heavy handed might be too strong an

expression so forgive me but there were some police security involved at

that time has it been questioned at all has the stadium security come into

question or where the people were sat or anything like that.

Has that been sort of a topic of conversation over there?

Yeah, definitely.

I mean, messy's family sits in a box, right?

So it's something to keep in mind that a lot of things a lot of questions are brought up about why they were sat there and why was there I mean in a in a stadium where there was about 70,000 people seated and maybe 65,000 of them were Columbia fans.

Why was that thought about to kind of sit those family members there next to,

in America it's tough because we have a lot of secondhand ticket

sales so we have StubHub, Seat Geek, Ticketmaster, and it's just difficult to

kind of make sure that one section is only Uruguay or one section is only

is only Colombia.

It's almost, I want to say impossible.

It's just the whole, in American sports, you don't really get the excuse me

for using this word, but the hooliganism unless you kind of get

different kind of cultures into the sports so I where I live in San Francisco in NFL

football you get the Raiders and the 49ers, which has some sort of

of hooliganism, but a lot of times it's kind of like gang-related and things like that. But it's just just it's shocking that they really didn't think that you know this is

I would be honest with you I think they thought this was kind of like an MLS game with the security where it's really relaxed

that molasses is a family-friendly event not realizing that this is a because

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