00:00When you're talking about the World Cup, did you see the difference in prizes between the Women's World Championship and
00:05the Men's?
00:05In fact, that was one of the topics that our producers, why don't you tell us all about this?
00:10No, but it's always been like that from the beginning of time.
00:13So for me, I think if there's fans going to watch the game, they will be more money in the
00:19game.
00:19Correct.
00:20So I went and watched the Women's League under Selangor, what's it called?
00:25Selangor Women's Championship League.
00:26Ah, correct.
00:27So I've gone and watched it.
00:28It's a good crowd there, you know.
00:30It's just that, how do you now make it bigger?
00:33How do you take it to a bigger stadium?
00:35How do you market it better?
00:36Because we have good players, right?
00:38It's not getting more people involved, more people watching it.
00:43So it's the simplest thing.
00:45So the WNBA, right, is the best example.
00:47That league is always bleeding money.
00:50Yes.
00:50So it's the men's game that supports it.
00:52So they can't fill the stadium with tickets.
00:54They can't think so.
00:55That's the challenge.
00:56It's the same as, no, the thing is, you're correct.
01:00Until we get more eyeballs, then no one's going to be watching the game anyway.
01:04And it's a sad thing because, I mean, I think there's a lot of talent here, just not in football.
01:07And it's all.
01:13But, I mean, there's a lot of talent here.
01:14And there's a lot of talent here.
01:14Oh, no.
01:16You need to go.
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