Kerr admits she will miss Emma Hayes... or will she?

Sam Kerr reveals Emma Hayes' Chelsea departure may not hit her as hard as some of her other team-mates.

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00:00 Yeah, it's obviously sad. Emma's a great coach, a great leader and she's been here for so long.

00:04 But, you know, that's football. I'm in a different position than most of the girls.

00:10 I've had many different coaches over my career. So I don't want to say I'm used to it,

00:15 but I'm more, I guess, used to it than someone like Millie or the other girls that have been here longer.

00:21 So Chelsea's very lucky that they've had her for as long as they have.

00:25 But I mean, most of us in football are used to this thing. So it's sad to see her go, of course.

00:30 But of course, we all wish her all the best.

00:33 Do you mean it? No.

00:39 The USA never want to play us anyway. They never pick us to play them,

00:43 but hopefully now they pick us and I can go to the USA a bit more.

00:48 No, there is no split. My time is here with Chelsea.

00:52 Of course, since I've been appointed as the coach, I've had conversations with people to establish that,

01:00 you know, there are full-time people in post in the US and I will be there in May.

01:05 And of course, when the opportunity arises, I will have conversations with Twyla,

01:11 but my full focus is on Chelsea.