00:00Yeah, I think it's been really exciting probably to live in that first game a little bit more this season than any season before and be able to see truthfully just how far women in our game have come.
00:12I think when I reflect the first game, I always also reflect to being a young girl playing footy and not necessarily having a pathway and how many young girls we see now have opportunities.
00:22I think it's really easy to reflect on what we did here, but it's much more about the broader community and what it's been able to do for young females in sport.
00:31The whole night was a bit of a blur to the other. I feel like my memory's been interfered with by footage and photos and stuff, but I just remember the feeling of the crowd.
00:44It felt like, yeah, it's just something that I've never felt before. It genuinely felt like people were not just called on Collingwood's borders.
00:54They were there to witness something that they probably never thought they would see and you could feel that emotion with everything that happened during the game.
01:04And even now when I meet different people, often they'll say, oh, I was at the game, I was sitting in this spot and I was crying the whole time.
01:14I was screaming the whole time.
01:17I was like, I did this guys so you can't be a good lady, I was talking about pulling more people.
01:26And eventually it's the guy, so you could feel the singer, you could do a magic too.
01:34And I've got the thing to do is I wasn't allowed to see and it's a dramatic personality and it's también with what Iелest playing role.
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