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Let's move on. Paul, I want to talk about Fedrico Keiz, and I want to talk about it in two different contexts. The first one is, Libbyl named the Champions League squad, and

Federico Keizer wasn't on it. Again, maybe not on from the Mark Gea-He deal, because

if Gei signs, maybe they don't need to register Leone and therefore they've got another space so Bulletpool made the decision ultimately it comes down to is that they had a choice between it looked like Federico Keiza and Rio and Gamoa and I know Rio is English but there's a whole host of reasons why he needs to be registered. You can look at it up. It's, it's, you're not going to see. But Lipool, whether that's, I'm guessing it's honest loss decision, decided to go with a 17-year-old kid rather than, you know, the Italian international. So what did you first make of that decision? Yeah, I mean, when you sort of see it as a headline, it looks as though Keizier is out in the cold

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