Um, how's that been being back in the stadium?

Yeah, I mean, it's great.

So, um, yeah, the, you know, in the, in the WSL, we even beat, uh, Man United, so, um, you know, that's how it's, how much it's changed really.

Um, yeah, can I just say from...

You're right, there's a...

You know, it, it's thanks to, well, the community trust for taking on the women's team when they were, uh, voluntarily relegated to Tier V.

There was no- nothing voluntary behind that actually.

Yeah

Would you two be willing to share some of the behind-the-scenes stuff that people don't know? How is the news written? How do you decide features? How do you know what news would work? It's a good question.

I think that...

I mean, I've been writing the news for, as like a kind of daily part of my routine for like four years or something, I think, if we include sort of time at The Billionaire.

And so I think that you just get, I'm quite used to it and sort of looking at kind of what's going on and finding these different stories.

So I think that there's a kind of like rhythm to it that you're used to.

And I think that what I like about that is that it does feed into the kind of You sort of start to detect stories that go on beneath the surface and find these longer trends and so on.

So I think that you get a good understanding of the city through these different news hits.

And Peter, what's your favorite article so far?

It almost could have spoiled the occasion, I suppose, but, but obviously didn't happen.

No, Nat's goal came at exactly the right time.

It's a super goal.

So I think it was LES.

Great goal.

Passed it out to, to Alice.

Alice, I think I said flicked it on.

to deal

They, you're telling the market you are, like, motivated to sell.

So the difference between the, uh, reserve price and the guide price is that the reserve is set by the owners.

So it's their decision as to what they wish to set their expectation of value, and that is set in writing.

It must be given to the auctioneer before the auction starts.

Um, as opposed to the guide.

The guide is a price that is assessed by the agent, and in different states there are different guidelines are set around that.

Um, if you take New South Wales as an example, um, an agent has gotta set a guide which they then have to be able to back up with evidence.

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