And So, All right. I'm with Tom. How's it going Thomas? Yes lovely thank you. How about you?

Pretty good. United coasted through to the quarterfinals.

I'm forgetting which round we are. There's so many games in this.

Your open league is like what the World Cup is going to become.

Did you see the, not to get too distracted, but did you see the announcement of what the

structure is going to look like?

Yeah, to some extent actually, like, there's part of me that's actually a little bit excited because Oceania

get Oceania get one and three a left a year so we could see Tahiti at the

next real cup if they somehow get through an intercontinental playoff match against the 6th, 7th place.

7th place. Is it 7th place South American or I can't make there's there's playoff teams in every

seven now yeah yeah yeah I know I almost wish they got a second so

because it'll be New Zealand who qualified top of that group because they're play Tahiti and Fiji and Vanuatu and the Cook Islands and the Solomon Islands and Guam and

The Solomon Islands. In the women's World Cup they get two. Right. So you usually get a, yeah,

someone like Tahiti or whatever in it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, well it's the World Cup, isn't it? I think one of the things of the

48 team World Cup are the concern is around dilution of quality and that's

probably true. It's probably going to be a big result somewhere where we all go look what they've done to the World Cup the

quality's been diluted but the final 16 and 8 and so on knockout rounds will be high

quality as always.

I don't really have a problem with the expansion of the tournament.

It means more games for the winning team.

There'll be eight games, not seven. And I guess we've probably seen the last ever in one country

World Cup because 104 games, it's almost impossible for any one country to support it.

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