even if Holland's solid yet unspectacular skillset is unable to work its way into a Socceroos lineup overflowing with midfield maestros, he can serve as a substantive role model for Australian footballers overseas.

He's pushed through devastating moves as a youngster, doubtful egomaniac coaches, a harsh return home to the A-League and an injury hit season towards the latter stage of his career to once again prove himself a pillar of high-performing consistency in European competitions.

If Holland is a forgotten man, perhaps he shouldn't be. Australian football might have a lot more to learn from footballers like him then we think.quality drinking water," said Tiffany Brown, a spokeswoman for the state's environmental department.

"The department's concern is the ability of the city to maintain that," Brown said. "The treatment plant is not adequately staffed and is being supplemented by a short-term contract."

Brown also noted the viability of the water system's funding and whether the city can adopt a rate structure that will support operations.

Michigan's environmental agency is working with the Flint to ensure that its water system is maintained, said Snyder's spokeswoman Anna Heaton.

Senate Minority Leader Jim Ananich is among many who have pushed for the bottled water service to continue until home water lines are replaced, which could take until 2020.

He said Snyder's administration has struggled to rebuild trust since 2014, when it wrongly assured Flint residents that