"Belief, obviously [is a factor]. But most of all, I'm really enjoying it. I've got confidence. I know what I can do. And it's just trying to show it a bit more often," he explained. It is an unfamiliar spot for the Canadians who have only once before qualified for a World Cup, in 1986. The Dolphins have made a disappointing start to the season, with Sunday's loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in London seeing them fall to 1-5. Mr Glazer issued a contrite apology for United's decision to join the ESL, which has cost it - and the other founding clubs - millions of pounds in fines from the Premier League and UEFA, European football's governing body.