Australia’s fourth-place finish at the 2023 Women’s World Cup is the best finish by a host nation since 2003
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00:00 First of all, we know how this business works and I think the loss today is probably going
00:05 to influence some people's opinion about me as a coach. It's how it works and it's fair.
00:10 From a broader perspective, if you look a couple of weeks ahead when we do a review
00:14 like we always do, and I know FA is keen on making an in-depth review after each tournament
00:19 like they did after the Olympics, after the Asian Cup, that will be made now as well.
00:23 And that review I think we're going to learn a lot about me as a coach, about the team,
00:26 about preparation, about investment. What I can say is I love working with this team.
00:34 It resonates with me as a coach, their identity and their why. And I've said it before, I
00:39 don't see this as an end of a journey, I see it as a beginning of a journey. But I also
00:44 want to be very clear that I want to see investment now. I really do. I want to see investment.
00:49 And I mean like real investment, that we're serious about what we do.