Robbie Slater says it's time for some Socceroos players to hand back their jerseys ahead of World Cup When I go back to the responsibility of senior players of wearing the Socceroos shirt - it's not a god-given right to wear the Socceroos shirt and there is a responsibility when your time is up to give that Socceroos shirt back and think of the future. Some players in that team need to look themselves in the mirror and say: am I doing the right thing by going to a third World Cup. Slater, who said he was surprised by the "gravity" of the 6-0 loss, voiced his frustration at the lack of re-generation in the last decade. There is no reason for the best part of a decade that Mark Schwarzer should have started every game. Who is our No.2? We were told Mitch Langerak has done very well, Maty Ryan is doing very well at Club Brugge. Why don't they get a game? How are we going to know how these players are going to go if they don't be given a chance? Slater said he was bewildered by the side's lack of structure, adding: "If you've got a good coach with players like (Shane) Lowry, (Matthew) Leckie, (Mark) Milligan, Rhys Williams, (Ryan) McGowan (at centre-back) ... that gives them good structure, you won't get beaten 6-0." He fears that if the squad continues down the same path, "we'll be headed for disaster" against France and in two international friendlies pencilled in for November. If there was to be a change of coach, Slater thinks the FFA has a fine balancing act to make in choosing a candidate. We've got Australian coaches. Let's put it on the table. There's only three in my mind that are viable. Tony Popovic, who by his own admission would say it's a bit too soon. The other two are Graham Arnold and Ange Postecoglou. The danger of taking them is that the Hyundai A-League has been very successful ... if you rip one of them out of (their team) ... what affect would that have on one of their clubs? Do we want to affect the A-League because of the disaster which is the Socceroos at the moment?