were a few problems. Can you elaborate on those at all? JC: On the field, like I said, it was fantastic. The coaching staff there were unbelievable for the conditions that we had, you know. We didn't have a field a lot of the time. Sometimes we were training inside of a running track but not even inside the track -- we weren't even on the main field. There were local teams on the main field and we'd be in a squashed sort of a half semi-circle space with a discuss-throwing area in the road. That was where we used to train. Some nights we'd train on fields where there was only lights on one side, so you can imagine we were playing in the dark half the time. It wasn't run as well as it needed to be to be successful over the long term. It was very disappointing. I'm hugely disappointed, not just for myself ,because as it's worked out I've had the opportunity to come back to the Strikers, but there's a lot of good young players down there that have the wrong picture now about what it is to be at a professional or a semi-professional club. And what it is to play in the best competition with great support. They don't know that, and it's a shame for those young kids. That's where mainly my disappointment is. Poorly run at times, because of people that have investments in other areas that mean compromises with the