Melbourne City FC

Yeah, 100%.

I mean, we're looking good and it's obviously a goal of City, so yeah, we're working towards that for sure.

Last season, do the domestic double, fall short in Asia the season before, win the premiership, you know, get knocked out in the semifinals, make the final of the Women's Asian, not the Women's Asian Cup, the Asian Women's Champions League.

Is it, try to do the treble this year? Is that the goal?

I know very small sample size of two seasons to go off.

Get knocked out in the semi-finals, make the final of the Women's Champions League, win the grand final, get knocked out in the semi-finals of the Champions League.

How does the league, the club and everyone just find the balance to give Melbourne City the best chance to do all three this season?

Yeah, I mean, it's definitely difficult.

And I think just the worst outcome of this is that we're getting two Victorian, uh, clubs in the final, and it's arguably the worst two, and that's saying a lot.

Fucking Melbourne City.

Um, [laughs] and, uh, yeah, that's about it.

That's all I got.

I think that's super important for him.

It'll be important for, um, you know, national team as well going forward.

So if we can see, you know, Lucas Harrington going from Brisbane to, you know, playing in the MLS and succeeding and then, you know, going and now playing at Hull City, you know, I think this, this is a good sort of trajectory.

And I wonder as well if this is maybe the new path that, um, Australians are gonna, young Australians are gonna take.