What happened
Craig Fulton explains his mindset ahead of the World Cup and how he expects a squad to respond when pressure rises. The interview centres on controlling emotions, keeping the team aligned, and sustaining unity as matches become more intense.
Background and earlier position
The interview uses Craig Fulton’s recent experiences as context for his approach. The framing suggests that Craig Fulton treats emotional regulation and team cohesion as practical requirements for performance, especially when games become unpredictable or stressful.
What changed now
In the World Cup phase, Craig Fulton’s public emphasis is on maintaining unity even when emotions risk going out of control. The change is not a new technical rule or tactic described in the interview; it is a renewed stress on emotional regulation and group unity as competition intensifies.