In full disclosure, it's great to see and interact with you again, and I appreciate the question.
As I mentioned in my opening statement, I regret that statement. Christine Sinclair was one of the first athletes I met when I entered Canada Soccer in 2012. In fact, I was the head of delegation in their preparation tour for the Olympics.
I want to share this memory with you, because it still resonates with me today. I believe that the greatest moment in football history in our country was when Christine Sinclair scored a hat trick in the semifinals at the Olympics that summer. It was a beacon of light for me. Without getting into the details of the game, I think we remember a six-second goalkeeping rule by the Norwegian referee, but we'll put that aside.
In all the interactions I had with Christine from that moment on, I tried to do my best to speak to her whenever I had a free moment, just to tell her how much she meant to me. I had the great opportunity, as vice-president and as president, to present Christine with many awards—the greatest goal scorer in international soccer history being one of them—including for the achievements at the Olympics.
To answer your question, yes, it's regrettable. I am not only a Hamiltonian. I am a coach. I was a local youth coach in Hamilton. I tried to instill the values that are important as a coach. I can tell you that I take that role very seriously. I coached very young kids—seven, eight, nine and 10 years old—in the time I was a coach.