ASEAN Football Federation

Yeah.

The AFF Mitsubishi ASEAN Championship Electric Cup.com.

Anyway, anyway, anyway.

They won, and they were at Thomas Ott in Bangkok and going around the stadium and celebrating with their fans.

The only thing we did know is there was enough FIFA window.

And the only thing that I know is that the AFF noses, even though they can't admit it, but AFF noses must be put massively out of joint.

The fact that Gianni Infantino turned up to the finals of both competitions suggests to me that there's a lot of politics going on.

So it just doesn't sit right, the fact that there are two.

It's great work.

But to me, it just made no logical sense whatsoever.

Why did the one, like you said, it's the original AFF one, has been in, like you said, it's been in that November, December window for quite a long time.

I've been to many of those as well.

About a week since the Lions were mauled by Malaysia, the winds continue to sting.

Not so long ago, we celebrated our Lions, their bravery and bravado after positive results in August at the AFF Championship.

yet in an industry where things flip very, very quickly and in an era where the inquest begins not just on publications and podcasts, but on social media.

The time to pick up the pieces and continue to hopefully push for progress needs to happen just as quickly.

So we all wish progress is linear, it's perfect, but it's not.

I think in a journey, sometimes you get the chance to look back and see how far you've come.

And that was probably after AFF, you're like, wow, we've made some.

But at other times in the journey, you realize how much more you have to go.

So far, I think

what they've done is, for example, this new FIFA ASEAN Cup, it's sort of replaced, officially replaced, an ASEAN sort of competition that we've had since the Tiger Cup days, if I can say it right, and the AFF, whatever we call it after that, depending on the sponsors.

So at this point of time, there's no...

There's no Nations League equivalent in Asia.