'No one will understand': Canada manager coachherdman opens up about challenging road to Qatar during interview with TSN's rwesthead
Yet, to reach this monumental achievement, manager John Herdman and his squad had to pull off the unthinkable during CONCACAF qualifying, which was coupled with additional hurdles due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Their friends, their families were telling them, ‘What are you doing? Why are you doing this?’ ... In that COVID time, it was perceived that you might be risking your life, risking your career, and we had tough conversations. The squad have been drawn in Group F alongside Belgium, Croatia and Morocco in what is expected to be a significant challenge for the Canadians on the world’s biggest soccer stage.
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