That comes out of marketing, those theories. It doesn't hold when the whistle blows and you need to compete. We're all in it to try to win and be successful with our teams. It's not as if we've come up with a new notion on how to play soccer that's attacking soccer. Most games I watch around the world, teams are attacking and trying to score goals unless it's the end of the game and they're trying to protect a lead or they need a tie or whatever.
Most soccer players go out to score goals.
And that's the beauty of the league. I wouldn't say there are 10 different styles, but there are enough different styles that it makes it pretty interesting to watch. If you look at it from a statistical point of view, we score goals. We score goals in every game and we led the league in scoring. Nothing different than you've seen in the papers.