Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Talking Mama Mom the hole in universe. I just ritting
Speaker 2: it down, Mama. Well, I'm in unconditional love. I didn't
Speaker 2: know there was tears and Christian.
Speaker 3: O'Connell show, Where do we go from here? This is
Speaker 3: a strange situation of being first of all, how do
Speaker 3: you feel, Jackie boy? Because I doubt pantsy did you
Speaker 3: watch the whole game?
Speaker 4: Was just I watched up to the English goal and
Speaker 4: then I thought that's it.
Speaker 3: I'm going to be actually said to chat how much
Speaker 3: because we know you're not a big sports fan.
Speaker 4: We actually think playing so filthy and so I'm.
Speaker 3: Everyone says Australio sour losers.
Speaker 5: I wanted to get to bed early. I'm not going
Speaker 5: to stand by and watch this and being a cop.
Speaker 3: To this dirty protest in my sleep. If I was
Speaker 3: in Channleman Square, I would have laid down in sleep that.
Speaker 4: They're playing like thugs.
Speaker 3: And I thought it was right, and I said, it's
Speaker 3: the losers.
Speaker 4: That's it. I'm going to bed.
Speaker 3: I've seen enough they just from that, just from one
Speaker 3: goal talk.
Speaker 4: About target Sam Kerr, My god, is she right?
Speaker 5: Christian that you were kicking her in the face.
Speaker 3: On them. This is cool rejection. You lost. It was
Speaker 3: a tough loss that you did miss game. So you
Speaker 3: missed the whole game. Use, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Well you got to get up at three. I've got
Speaker 4: to sleep.
Speaker 5: You miss one of the greatest sporting moments in Australia history.
Speaker 5: Though that Sam Kerr goal to equalize was one of
Speaker 5: the best feelings.
Speaker 3: That that's the best goal in the tournament. It's unbelievable
Speaker 3: she was, how great she is.
Speaker 5: I was watching the opt Sports coverage, so the commentator
Speaker 5: that we had as Sam Kerkr gets the ball and
Speaker 5: takes out on that fast break with two defenders in
Speaker 5: front of her, he goes, well, she's out ahead. She
Speaker 5: needs support here.
Speaker 3: She needs to amazing strike and run. It's incredible. And
Speaker 3: also the three to one was sort of scored. Doesn't
Speaker 3: do the Matilda's justice. No, I thought way better than that.
Speaker 3: And the game was a tight game and just. And
Speaker 3: also you've got to remember his thing in England, that
Speaker 3: is a national game and all those girls, the league
Speaker 3: there and the CIST in it is a lot better
Speaker 3: set up is it's a new growing thing here trying
Speaker 3: to make a point of Katelyn mentioned at the other
Speaker 3: the day women here won't to be allowed to play it.
Speaker 3: Twenty years ago, fifteen years in the UK we were
Speaker 3: if you invested in it, that's what they need to
Speaker 3: do here, England were just a little bit better.
Speaker 5: And in Australia obviously we didn't grow up with dirty tackles,
Speaker 5: dirty kicks to the time, I'm wasting skills at the
Speaker 5: end of a match.
Speaker 3: So is this how you're going to be going to
Speaker 3: be able to do a show? Do you know what
Speaker 3: I feel? I am angry at the moment. We can
Speaker 3: tell it's a good show.
Speaker 5: Actually, I'll switch that over the next few hours into.
Speaker 3: Last for next five minutes so we can actually do
Speaker 3: the show today. I mean, do you want to go home?
Speaker 3: The one goal? You're making no sense.
Speaker 5: It's a bitter taste, it's.
Speaker 3: A bitter sound. Yes, Christians, better if you want then
Speaker 3: you're okay? Oh yes, yeah, yeah that's the way. Yeah,
Speaker 3: what a great message to send to Australia the young
Speaker 3: boys and girls who are watching.
Speaker 5: Yes, winning is much better than lose.
Speaker 3: Yes, Yes, I.
Speaker 4: Think you're right though, Christian. The point you just made
Speaker 4: that you know, it's so early on our whole soccer
Speaker 4: prowess here compared to the European countries, which I think
Speaker 4: puts the Matilda's in a high even higher place.
Speaker 3: No girls have grown up in the UK. They can play,
Speaker 3: they can play at a high level. You know, that's why
Speaker 3: a lot of Matilda's they're playing in England, they're playing
Speaker 3: in Europe because the league here isn't quite set up.
Speaker 3: This is what you're really doing, is your changing history
Speaker 3: and the next couple of years if the government do
Speaker 3: their bit and the states do as well. I mean
Speaker 3: you read the semi finals three to one wasn't a
Speaker 3: fair as on Matilda's are so much better than that.
Speaker 3: You need to have a word for yourself. We need
Speaker 3: to do a show together, Grow Up.
Speaker 6: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: On the show, the voice of the Matildas has been
Speaker 3: producer Caitlin. How are you feeling this morning?
Speaker 7: My heart is still in a bit of pain from
Speaker 7: last night. I suppose, yeah, I it was a tough loss.
Speaker 7: But and you can see it in the girl's eyes.
Speaker 7: You know that meant the world to them to get
Speaker 7: to the semi final even but for them, their dream
Speaker 7: is to win the pinnacle, right, which is the World Cup.
Speaker 7: And I think you could see the heartbreaking them and
Speaker 7: that's why my heart was breaking a bit. But I
Speaker 7: think for us, you know, it was so much more
Speaker 7: than then that, and I don't as much as my
Speaker 7: heart's my heart's breaking, I'm also so proud of them
Speaker 7: and they've done so much more for us and the world.
Speaker 7: So I think, you know, once they kind of look
Speaker 7: back after the heartbreak that they've gotten, when they wake
Speaker 7: up this morning and in a couple of weeks and
Speaker 7: they look back, they see what actual impact they had that,
Speaker 7: you know, they'll see it through better eyes, I think.
Speaker 8: And so as much as it's.
Speaker 7: Breaking right now, I'm also still so proud and to
Speaker 7: have experienced that journey, to have lived in this history
Speaker 7: has been awesome.
Speaker 3: Oh that's so well sick. When there were chantel of
Speaker 3: players yesterday and even Sam Curl it absolutely devastated.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, they were. They were broken because that's their dream.
Speaker 7: They pushed through the barriers their whole life, like these
Speaker 7: girls played soccer in Australia, which is not our number
Speaker 7: one sport, not even our second or third. They pushed
Speaker 7: through and kept prevailing and then they turned Australia into
Speaker 7: this country that just loved soccer as much as England does,
Speaker 7: as much as the like the Euros do, And that's crazy,
Speaker 7: like that had never happened. I remember playing as a
Speaker 7: kid and like it was the odd sport to play,
Speaker 7: like I was the only girl in a boys team,
Speaker 7: because as if there was going to be enough girls
Speaker 7: to play soccer in a small town that I was from.
Speaker 7: So yeah, once they take it all in and they
Speaker 7: look back and all these girls start playing soccer next
Speaker 7: year and all these little kids start playing soccer next year,
Speaker 7: they'll really understand the impact that they've created in this country.
Speaker 7: And to be honest, around the world, like the world
Speaker 7: has been watching this World Cup and seen sold out stadiums,
Speaker 7: They've sold out merch like that is unfathomable. Before this
Speaker 7: had even started, these girls wouldn't even have thought that
Speaker 7: this would have happened.
Speaker 3: You're if you just said something, you'll make the semifinals, Yeah,
Speaker 3: that would have gone. There's no way, especially Curb being injured.
Speaker 7: But if you told them that, they would have had
Speaker 7: sold out games, sold out merch and the whole country.
Speaker 7: People that don't even care about soccer. My partner doesn't
Speaker 7: care about soccer, Patsy doesn't care about soccer. But we
Speaker 7: all know about it. We're all heartbroken today, we're all
Speaker 7: sad today. That's incredible. And I think, you know, as
Speaker 7: much as they're breaking right now, that it doesn't matter
Speaker 7: because when they look back, this is the bigger picture, right,
Speaker 7: this is the bigger and more important thing for them.
Speaker 7: It's their dream, but they've changed the dreams for a
Speaker 7: whole country. And I just I kept thinking about that
Speaker 7: as I was a falling asleep last night because I
Speaker 7: was sad, and I just thought, you know, what they've
Speaker 7: done is so much more impactful, and I'm just proud
Speaker 7: of them, and it makes me emotional, and.
Speaker 8: It makes them emotional, you know.
Speaker 7: Steph Catley talked after the game and she said, like,
Speaker 7: I'm getting emotional because you're telling me all of these things.
Speaker 7: And I don't think that it went through their heads properly.
Speaker 7: I don't think that they could have taken that in
Speaker 7: because they were so focused on the game. And so yeah,
Speaker 7: once they step back and look at.
Speaker 8: It, they should be very very proud.
Speaker 3: Oh and also, do you know what your tears It
Speaker 3: is still history making it was never about whether you're
Speaker 3: not when you get to the final. And then even
Speaker 3: if you get to win the World Cup final, it's
Speaker 3: not about that you will win, you willn't lose. And
Speaker 3: it also sport doesn't give you, like life, what you deserve.
Speaker 3: It's brutal somethings. A three to one score is actually
Speaker 3: brutal and Matildas deserve so much more. And you know what,
Speaker 3: all the teams in the tournament, I think everyone, even
Speaker 3: the other other players in other countries, were saying Matildas
Speaker 3: deserve to win the World Cup. They do. They did.
Speaker 3: They had so much compassion, so much kindness, and you
Speaker 3: saw the devastating reaction from the players. They felt like
Speaker 3: they'd let you down.
Speaker 7: Yeah they did, but they changed that what that tournament
Speaker 7: meant like. At first it was about winning right or
Speaker 7: just winning a game, and then it turned into changing
Speaker 7: history for little girls, which is huge.
Speaker 3: Yeah, boys and girls around the country, and are.
Speaker 8: So women so much more powerful.
Speaker 3: You know in Australia and all over the country. You
Speaker 3: used to seeing men elevated every weekend doing sporting great things.
Speaker 3: To see it front page news, other teams, other TV
Speaker 3: shows having to rearrange what they're doing because the women
Speaker 3: are doing it so well and so dramatically. Most popular
Speaker 3: thing on TV in the last ten years was Saturday
Speaker 3: Night just says what it was last night. But the
Speaker 3: bigger thing is what will actually change now, what it
Speaker 3: will do.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they made Australia come alight for four weeks, right,
Speaker 7: and like as an adult, you know, you remember that
Speaker 7: feeling at Christmas when you're a kid, and it was
Speaker 7: so exciting. That is the first time as an adult
Speaker 7: I've felt like that feeling of this is so exciting, Like,
Speaker 7: just imagine what tomorrow will bring. And so yeah, they've
Speaker 7: just absolutely nailed it. And I'm still so proud. I've
Speaker 7: still got my scarf, still has powers, I promise. But yeah,
Speaker 7: play soccer, kids, It's the best sport ever.
Speaker 6: Well, well said, thank you, Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Jack and I is in the studio, still chatting too, Caitlin,
Speaker 3: who's making so much sense more than Jack and I
Speaker 3: are about what's actually really happened here? And did the
Speaker 3: Matilda's really lose? I almost wish the girls that Matildas
Speaker 3: could actually hear what you just said five minutes ago.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think you know.
Speaker 7: And I'm watching the replays back, and people have asked me,
Speaker 7: because I've been talking about it so much on my
Speaker 7: own personal socials, how was I feeling and or if
Speaker 7: like I was angry at the ref or if I
Speaker 7: was annoyed that someone missed something and.
Speaker 3: I smiley, wasn't she Oh she was?
Speaker 8: Yeah, she was been hopeless. But let's not even worry
Speaker 8: about that.
Speaker 3: You know, I should come from the Barbie movement script android.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but I just I was so proud of them,
Speaker 7: regardless like whether they won or not. And I posted
Speaker 7: something yesterday that was just my perspective on this whole
Speaker 7: journey for the girls and why it meant so much
Speaker 7: for me personally.
Speaker 8: And that was because I did play when I was younger.
Speaker 7: I started when I was probably eight or nine, and
Speaker 7: I remember going to my first ever training session and
Speaker 7: it was all boys and I remember being split off
Speaker 7: into groups and I went into this group of boys
Speaker 7: and I remember them thinking like, oh, we've got this
Speaker 7: girl on our side, like.
Speaker 8: This is crap.
Speaker 7: And I remember just being great at it because my
Speaker 7: brothers I played against, you know, growing up, they were
Speaker 7: always older. And I walked in there and I just
Speaker 7: smash and I had so much fun, but it was
Speaker 7: still scary, like I didn't have anything in common with boys.
Speaker 8: You know, I was a little girl.
Speaker 7: So I was just like, you know, you're still in
Speaker 7: that stage of oh boys have cooties kind of vibe.
Speaker 3: Did you feel like you didn't belong to playing?
Speaker 8: I really did it.
Speaker 7: No, And I had to just like, and I'm a
Speaker 7: confident person, and even in that moment, I didn't feel confident,
Speaker 7: but I just put on this brave face and I
Speaker 7: loved soccer. I played it for many, many years. I
Speaker 7: stopped for a couple of years because we didn't have
Speaker 7: I wasn't allowed to play after a certain age because
Speaker 7: I was a female.
Speaker 3: But then we were not that long ago.
Speaker 7: No this so I'm thirty one, so this would have
Speaker 7: been twenty years ago or you know, nineteen years ago whatever,
Speaker 7: And yeah, I remember taking a couple of years off,
Speaker 7: and then we were lucky enough to have made a
Speaker 7: women's team to play in the area. And we played
Speaker 7: for like five years, us girls, and we were really great.
Speaker 7: But then it got to a point where you know,
Speaker 7: you had to choose, like were you gonna continue playing
Speaker 7: sport and having to pay to play or did you
Speaker 7: go to UNI and start, you know, thinking about a career.
Speaker 7: And so I decided to go to UNI and get
Speaker 7: a career because there just wasn't future in sport for
Speaker 7: women for me at the time. And that's why I'm
Speaker 7: proud of these girls, because these girls have pushed their
Speaker 7: whole way through having to pay to play, get paid
Speaker 7: hardly anything, you know, push their bodies to extremes, get
Speaker 7: injured like Hailey Razo broke her back, and pushed through
Speaker 7: still to play.
Speaker 8: And so at the end of last night, even though
Speaker 8: we did.
Speaker 7: Lose, I was still so proud of the journey that
Speaker 7: they'd been on and what they'd created for this country,
Speaker 7: a history making run, and what they did for soccer
Speaker 7: in Australia is yet it will be seen next year
Speaker 7: and will be seen in the coming years as little
Speaker 7: girls know that they can take on the world and
Speaker 7: do what they want to do. So yeah, I'm super proud.
Speaker 7: And even though I'm a heartaches, I'm still super proud.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And also it's not over now. A legacy is
Speaker 3: something that should be kept alive.
Speaker 7: And this this will live with us forever. These moments
Speaker 7: that we've had in the last four weeks will live forever.
Speaker 7: That's Sam amazing, right, that's Sam Kerr gooh last night.
Speaker 7: Everyone will remember that forever and a.
Speaker 3: It should be the only thing they play, not the result.
Speaker 3: It's like that's a world class goal right there.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, So yeah, I'm just so proud of those girls,
Speaker 7: and They've changed my story for all the little girls
Speaker 7: that are.
Speaker 8: Out there today.
Speaker 7: They don't have to walk into a soccer team full
Speaker 7: of boys. They don't have to think that they have
Speaker 7: to go to UNI and get a career. They can
Speaker 7: be a sports star and they have women to look
Speaker 7: up to, and I'm so glad that those girls are
Speaker 7: the women that they look up to. They deserve to
Speaker 7: be heroes and they deserve to be icons of the sport.
Speaker 8: And I'm so proud of them.
Speaker 3: Well, so thank you. So it's not really a loss,
Speaker 3: is it?
Speaker 7: Not at all?
Speaker 8: Not at all?
Speaker 7: And we've still you know, we're still going to get
Speaker 7: third place. So it's all good.
Speaker 3: And we're still going to do a goal.
Speaker 6: Of Christian connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Good Morning after last Night. So Christian O'Connell show, thank
Speaker 3: you very much. All the messages coming in all about
Speaker 3: really last night's game, trying to make sense of actually
Speaker 3: what's really happened, not just the result last night, but
Speaker 3: mainly about what you said, Caitlin, and you spoke so
Speaker 3: well about it. Christian hass listened to Caitlin has been
Speaker 3: really inspirational. The Matilda's may not have won the World Cup,
Speaker 3: I've won everybody's hearts or inspiring women who have achieved greatness.
Speaker 3: We all feel their heart ache this morning, but also
Speaker 3: for this immense pride that they eventually will feel when
Speaker 3: they've realized just how amazing they are, what they've done
Speaker 3: against all the odds. Thank you for the thrilling ride
Speaker 3: that is an nover from Kylie. Christian. The Matildas have
Speaker 3: actually changed something which is more important than a result.
Speaker 3: Last night. They changed the way the country and the
Speaker 3: world view women's sport, and that is the bigger win.
Speaker 3: It can no longer be said there's not enough interest
Speaker 3: in women's sport. Yeah, I mean you talk about biggest
Speaker 3: TV show the last ten years on Saturday Night. Hopefully
Speaker 3: they get more funding, sponsorship. It's been an amazing ride
Speaker 3: that will still continue Saturday night. Caitlin, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: I woke up some morning feeling depressed now because of
Speaker 3: last night's game. Now, I don't feel like that. I'm
Speaker 3: proud of what they've done.
Speaker 7: Good, good, We should be be proud everyone. They're awesome.
Speaker 3: All right, So the naked out today, I think we
Speaker 3: should call it the Matilda Our.
Speaker 5: Oh Christian, we've got no songs for the whole hour.
Speaker 9: Oh nick nig nig nig nig nig Naked Hour, Naked hour,
Speaker 9: Oh nig nigg nag Naked hour, Naked hour.
Speaker 3: All right, So from seven o'clock every Thursday of the show,
Speaker 3: we give you the theme, you pick all the songs. Today.
Speaker 3: It feels right it should be the Matilda Hour. So
Speaker 3: whatever song you think sums up just what they've done
Speaker 3: forget about the result last night. Like Katin said, it's
Speaker 3: way bigger than that. What is the song that sums
Speaker 3: up how you feel today right now?
Speaker 7: Well, from my personal perspective, I want something upbeat, because
Speaker 7: that's how we should look at this whole thing. And
Speaker 7: from my personal perspective of as a little girl who
Speaker 7: played soccer and has experienced kind of a little bit
Speaker 7: of what they have, I just wanted to play.
Speaker 8: You're making my dreams come true.
Speaker 10: All the notes now, Normally when we do a Naked Hog.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we might play that. We are starting with that.
Speaker 3: That sets the tone for the whole hour. That's the
Speaker 3: perfect song.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we should be up and about.
Speaker 7: Everyone should be happy this morning, happy that you know,
Speaker 7: they've done so much for us in our country.
Speaker 11: So yeah, all.
Speaker 3: Right, Patsy, what do you think we should play? So
Speaker 3: it's a Matilda hour from seven o'clock to day where
Speaker 3: we give everyone the theme. You pick all the songs.
Speaker 3: What do you reckon?
Speaker 4: I think there's never been a better day to play.
Speaker 4: I am woman by Helen ready.
Speaker 8: To I can.
Speaker 4: And Caitlyn, you sums it up so beautifully and so eloquently.
Speaker 4: What you say about the Matildas you spoke so beautifully,
Speaker 4: And that's what it is. At Transcends Sport. They've changed
Speaker 4: the future direction for many little girls like my little
Speaker 4: girl around the Globe. She watched that last night and
Speaker 4: she thought, well, you know, girls can do anything, and
Speaker 4: that's what this song is about. So I think it's
Speaker 4: a perfect song.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian o'connells show podcast.
Speaker 3: Meg. Yeah, hello, there you go, Meg, you watched it
Speaker 3: last night. How do you feel this morn? Then? About
Speaker 3: the amazing achievements of the Matildas.
Speaker 12: Look, I think producer Caitlin summed it up beautifully.
Speaker 13: But honestly, I think that this.
Speaker 12: Is just the beginning of an amazing career and we will.
Speaker 6: Watch them go.
Speaker 3: Oh well, said Meg, And what's the song you want
Speaker 3: to play this morning for the Matildas?
Speaker 12: What other than these boots were made for walking?
Speaker 3: These boots on it buck and that's just what they do,
Speaker 3: one of these easy boots. Doug On a love of
Speaker 3: Meg Williams song, Thank you very much. Just going to
Speaker 3: Andrew here morning Andrew, Good morning team.
Speaker 6: How are we?
Speaker 3: Uh well, we're good, Andrew? Now what thing? What song
Speaker 3: do you think we should play for the Matilda today?
Speaker 14: Don't Stop Believing by Journey.
Speaker 3: So did you watch it as well last night? Andrew?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I watched most of it, but from what I
Speaker 14: could say that you know, they do have what it
Speaker 14: takes and they've actually proven to the world that they
Speaker 14: have it.
Speaker 3: Thanks Andrew, Kip Nicholls cover then Son, So the Matilda's
Speaker 3: coming up? You pick all the songs to the next
Speaker 3: hour The Naked Out.
Speaker 1: Carl a Brighter Now you're listening to the Christian O
Speaker 1: Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 3: So it feels like Australia's work up this morning, I
Speaker 3: must like some kind of emotional hangover. Is it all
Speaker 3: really over? Is that the end of it? Now? Three
Speaker 3: to one feels like a tough loss. But actually, producer
Speaker 3: Kate this day for the last hour, whoever, the last
Speaker 3: couple of weeks of the whole tournament making so much
Speaker 3: sense about what is actually really going on here. And
Speaker 3: as guys, we don't really see all of it. We
Speaker 3: didn't grow up actually being denied that we can't do
Speaker 3: certain things. I guess that's what privilege and entitlement is.
Speaker 3: And over the last couple of weeks, hearing you talk
Speaker 3: about it, you've actually opened up my eyes as a
Speaker 3: dad to daughters, I don't realize a lot of times
Speaker 3: stuff that actually women you're deny doing. And so actually,
Speaker 3: for all those players yesterday, lot of them have got
Speaker 3: stories where it wasn't an easy path. They just walk
Speaker 3: into a team and then there was a nice, tidy
Speaker 3: sort of career path laid out and you will play
Speaker 3: for Australia and you could go to a World Cup final.
Speaker 7: Absolutely not And you know what, Sorry, I didn't even
Speaker 7: notice it for me personally until this really started. I
Speaker 7: just was a kid that enjoyed playing sport and then
Speaker 7: I went on to UNI because I didn't have an
Speaker 7: option to go there. I didn't think about it at
Speaker 7: the time that that was unfair for me, that I
Speaker 7: should be able to do that. And so these girls
Speaker 7: have taught me now to that women deserve whatever they want,
Speaker 7: and little girls now in today's day and age, don't
Speaker 7: even think about not being able to go down and
Speaker 7: play in a soccer team. Don't even think about the
Speaker 7: fact that you know they might have to go and
Speaker 7: get a job. Like the options are endless now because
Speaker 7: of these girls, and that is something that they need
Speaker 7: to take away. Even though their hearts are breaking, they
Speaker 7: will look back and understand that what impression they've made
Speaker 7: on Australia and the mark that they've made is incredible.
Speaker 7: You know, that would have meant the world to them
Speaker 7: last night to win the World Cup, the pinnacle is
Speaker 7: what they would have played for their whole lives. Absolutely,
Speaker 7: but they've changed the world for us and that to
Speaker 7: me is so much more and I hope that they'll
Speaker 7: understand that.
Speaker 3: And also when you think about when you say that, right,
Speaker 3: actually whether or not they get went to the finals Sunday,
Speaker 3: and then whether or not they beat Spain or whatever,
Speaker 3: the same thing is true today. It is as it
Speaker 3: would be Sunday. Nothing changes. The legacy is huge, and
Speaker 3: you're right, it's about possibility and what happens next, isn't it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, little girls have heroes.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 7: I didn't really fun growing up. I didn't look to anyone.
Speaker 7: I think I remember Kathy Freeman and thinking that was
Speaker 7: so awesome, But that was one woman. It wasn't a
Speaker 7: team of women. That's what's so inspirational here. You know,
Speaker 7: it's the team of women in a men's dominant sport
Speaker 7: being you know, basketball getting knocked to the side, news
Speaker 7: getting knocked out of its pinnacle spot that never gets
Speaker 7: moved unless you know, something like a Kathy Freeman happens.
Speaker 7: These girls are heroes and are inspirational for all the
Speaker 7: little girls out there now and even for me, Like
Speaker 7: I'm thirty one and I'm looking at these girls going.
Speaker 8: Oh my god, I want to be like you and
Speaker 8: I'm older.
Speaker 3: But yes, yeah, yeah, and Patsy is too. Patsy, what
Speaker 3: does it feel for you the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: It's because because it will be a lot of mums
Speaker 3: and dads, you know, doing the school running in the
Speaker 3: next hour, thinking oh god, the kids are devastate. They
Speaker 3: lost yesterday three to one. They've crashed out, and all
Speaker 3: those headlines they've lost, they've crashed out. They're devastated. How
Speaker 3: do you feel.
Speaker 4: I'm heartbroken as well for the team. I really am.
Speaker 4: And like you said before, I wasn't a huge I
Speaker 4: know nothing about soccer, but this has just totally encapsulated
Speaker 4: me in my house. And I think as a mother
Speaker 4: of a daughter, it's kind of weird actually, because growing
Speaker 4: up in the seventies it was even worse. And when
Speaker 4: you talk like that, I think of an aunt who
Speaker 4: you know in the eighties, You'll remember this Christian when
Speaker 4: you got married, a woman who was working full time,
Speaker 4: say a bank teller or whatever. She would leave work.
Speaker 4: She wasn't necessarily pregnant or just because she was married.
Speaker 4: Like I don't know if it was the same in
Speaker 4: the UK, but that was kind of commonplace here. Look
Speaker 4: how far our society has come since even that time
Speaker 4: in my generation. And I look at Audrey watching it
Speaker 4: and to her, what I love about it? It's her
Speaker 4: normal to see women play. It's like, oh, yeah, women play.
Speaker 4: But for me, for you, it's like wow, you know,
Speaker 4: this wouldn't have happened in our time, but how beautiful
Speaker 4: for this new generation. This is going to be their normal,
Speaker 4: that women can be the same as men, as boys
Speaker 4: are as girls. I think it's just it's an exciting
Speaker 4: new chapter, I think, not only for our nation but
Speaker 4: for the globe. And I think it's I think it's amazing.
Speaker 4: I feel so elated about it. Yeah, because it's you know,
Speaker 4: it's a change in direction. They are trailblazers like so
Speaker 4: many women before them, but this team they should be
Speaker 4: held up high on a pedestal. It's not just amazing.
Speaker 7: It's not even about little girls wanting to play soccer.
Speaker 7: Of course there'll be so many outends, but it is
Speaker 7: it's just the norm.
Speaker 8: That girls can do whatever they want.
Speaker 7: They can be soccer stars, they can be netball stars,
Speaker 7: they can you know, be a newsreader. Yes, they can
Speaker 7: do whatever they want that and this has just lifted
Speaker 7: that up. It's seen a whole nation get behind a
Speaker 7: team of girls that you know, otherwise haven't been watched
Speaker 7: in the years leading up to this. So yeah, little
Speaker 7: girls all around Australia don't know it, but you're lucky.
Speaker 7: And thank you to the Matildas for making that reality.
Speaker 3: That's beautiful, Mica. All right, we'll corn this out then
Speaker 3: up until light o'clock Matilda's our songs for the Matilda's
Speaker 3: what they've done. We had two different songs because obviously
Speaker 3: they're always in sport. There's two different results, but we
Speaker 3: made this well.
Speaker 15: There's one A's World Cup means so much to so many.
Speaker 15: It's a transformational moment.
Speaker 16: Step can no propics.
Speaker 3: On Australia. How the tree starts.
Speaker 15: With it is Australia falling to Nigeria in match too
Speaker 15: heartbreak for the Matilda's.
Speaker 17: We had the belief we have the DNA of the
Speaker 17: Matilda's and we have this support from the dam.
Speaker 18: Nothing look you but you gain.
Speaker 4: It's a red letter game tonight with the matilda is
Speaker 4: taking on Canada.
Speaker 3: Everything is on the line tonight.
Speaker 6: You've puts the terry on the cake.
Speaker 15: It has been a red left anything in Melbourne and
Speaker 15: Australia are going to the Round of sixteen.
Speaker 7: To see these girls just turn a nation into a
Speaker 7: soccer loving nation in two weeks is just incredible and
Speaker 7: I'm so proud.
Speaker 4: The Matildas take on Denmark tonight.
Speaker 15: The little Tildas are coming off their biggest World Cup win.
Speaker 19: Thought, how far we've come is just unimaginable. I'm so
Speaker 19: proud to be a part of this generation that what
Speaker 19: we have done change women's sport in Australia, not just football,
Speaker 19: but I'm generally in sport.
Speaker 16: Plenty Russo.
Speaker 20: Plays the third goal.
Speaker 15: With as Women's World Cup and a maybe a goal
Speaker 15: that carries Australia all the way to the quarterfinals.
Speaker 8: It was like the whole crowd was just beating as
Speaker 8: one was.
Speaker 4: It was insane.
Speaker 8: It was epic and once in a lifetime opportunity. So yeah,
Speaker 8: it was awesome.
Speaker 15: Your release table border, She's on side table.
Speaker 3: Of port Pictures Australia.
Speaker 18: On the end of good person, want to go, Taple thought,
Speaker 18: thank you, I mean this team, Thanks for supporting in them,
Speaker 18: Thank for believing in them. You belong to this team tonight,
Speaker 18: every single person in this country, So thank for the support.
Speaker 19: I went watched Matilda's play when I was twelve years old,
Speaker 19: and I think there was three hundred people in the stadium,
Speaker 19: but I still was dreaming to play on that pitch
Speaker 19: with her girls. Who went. Three hundred people are in
Speaker 19: the stand and I think now if I was a
Speaker 19: twelve year old watching sold out crowds, like how amazing
Speaker 19: that is for that young girls, young boys to see that.
Speaker 4: Tonight it's Australia v France.
Speaker 15: Charles for Australia the pitcher who I have never been
Speaker 15: before a World Cup semi final.
Speaker 3: It will be anything but easy.
Speaker 15: We're heading two penalties in this quarterfinals.
Speaker 3: The same from a Chesse, honold, you wrought me fine
Speaker 3: from the spoot, she says, the sight.
Speaker 5: Up down.
Speaker 3: Drop. The World Cup is now just two steps away.
Speaker 21: I just don't know how to feel like.
Speaker 22: I don't think it's humpy that I was the one
Speaker 22: that stood up for the last penalty kick in to
Speaker 22: secure us our spot into the semifinal, and like a
Speaker 22: World Cup at the home styl like, I just just
Speaker 22: it's not registering with yours.
Speaker 3: I'm master and I love the littleits. I've made so
Speaker 3: many questions of you.
Speaker 23: You are the best.
Speaker 4: We all love you.
Speaker 3: What's a girl don't go.
Speaker 21: From the top rap.
Speaker 3: It just hurt to be heroes. Even I'm getting emotional.
Speaker 3: Listen to that and that's how you should all remember it.
Speaker 3: Is that amazing goal last night by Samka getting quite
Speaker 3: a few hefty challenges by the English players, but my god,
Speaker 3: what an amazing I think one of the there've been
Speaker 3: somebody go the standard footballs been incredible, somebody great goals,
Speaker 3: some of fantastic goals, but that Sam curve up goal
Speaker 3: last night was something unbelievable, just so good, really good,
Speaker 3: all right? Nine four one four one o four Three
Speaker 3: songs so the Matilda's this hour Catherine, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 12: How are you all pretty emotional, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? It was listening to that. Yeah, And Catherine, how
Speaker 3: do you feel?
Speaker 12: I'm just thrilled a bit in within a couple of
Speaker 12: generations from when I was born that women can have
Speaker 12: what they want. It's not a compromise.
Speaker 3: Anymore, as beautifully said, And what song do you want
Speaker 3: to play this morning? That sums up hey feeling mate?
Speaker 12: Well, amongst all the beautiful sentiments and all the fantastic
Speaker 12: music that I'm listening to, I'd love to add girls
Speaker 12: Just Want to Have Time by Cyndi Lauper, because it's
Speaker 12: all about girls doing it their way.
Speaker 3: Brilliant song, Thank you very much, Catherine, and beautiful words
Speaker 3: as well, let's try Paul here, morning Paul courting Christian.
Speaker 3: How are you finished, morning Paul. What do you think all.
Speaker 16: The girls that are spread? No one should be depressed.
Speaker 16: Everyone should have had their head held up by the
Speaker 16: women did really well to get to where they were
Speaker 16: or to get to where they are. He's phenomenal, so
Speaker 16: hats off to him. They deserve it.
Speaker 3: And what song do you want us to play?
Speaker 16: Well, I tek King of the Mountain, but me not all,
Speaker 16: but we can call the queens on the mountain says
Speaker 16: they are on top.
Speaker 1: The leg.
Speaker 16: Of the Otish leg, on top of that mountain river,
Speaker 16: dinning in the country.
Speaker 3: So yeah, awesome.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much for Christian O Connall Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian, I hate s told you so. By the moment
Speaker 3: Cayden started blessing that all our items yesterday she drained
Speaker 3: the scarf off hour since she was given the swords,
Speaker 3: what did she do with it? Tony, Today's not the day,
Speaker 3: but questions need to be asked. Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Sure your messages coming in this morning, Christian? What about
Speaker 3: playing John Farnham the voice the Matidas have made it
Speaker 3: loud and clear what theirs is? That's from Tash Christian.
Speaker 3: I was an apprentice electrician in the eighties as a woman,
Speaker 3: very very hard. But it's amazing seeing the Matilda's actually,
Speaker 3: like Patsy said, being trailblazers. One amazing time to see
Speaker 3: history being made. I feel very proud this morning, not
Speaker 3: so thank you to Caitlin putting it all into a
Speaker 3: perspective Christian loving here what Caitlin and Patsy said, women
Speaker 3: can do anything on fifty three. I was brought up
Speaker 3: and a time in a world like Patsy will be
Speaker 3: told we couldn't certain options weren't available to us. The
Speaker 3: Matildas have smashed that to pieces and those shown the
Speaker 3: world we can do it all. I'm glad girls born
Speaker 3: today are going to actually feel the benefit benefits of
Speaker 3: what they've done, not just about them losing yesterday Kelly
Speaker 3: in Keyesbro that's great now, Sam Kerr's amazing goal last night.
Speaker 3: In all this means that we get to do this today,
Speaker 3: to put Australia in front all the lights.
Speaker 11: When they are Matilda's store, you win some funky stuff.
Speaker 11: Ristern O'Connell's goal of f We love it when they
Speaker 11: score a goal. When Matilda score our goal, wind cool
Speaker 11: stuff ens.
Speaker 3: Adam was just texted him while we listened to that.
Speaker 3: What about man, I feel like a woman today the vibe.
Speaker 3: I don't know where he's going with that, all right,
Speaker 3: Golthan Thanks to E and S Kitchen, Bartham milaltry experts
Speaker 3: Harrington are their nine show him today for huge savings.
Speaker 3: They will not be beating a price. Jackie boy, what
Speaker 3: is the big prize today? Thanks for Sam Kirk.
Speaker 5: It is a vintech wine cabinet, which they call a
Speaker 5: Vintech single zone beverage center. Up to one hundred bottles
Speaker 5: of storage.
Speaker 3: That is big. I'm worried about a dry cork.
Speaker 5: Christian, don't be worried about a dry cork because humidity
Speaker 5: is of course above fifty percent, meaning that your cork
Speaker 5: and humidity levels will stay moist.
Speaker 3: Now, these things are our top of range, so worth
Speaker 3: almost two thousand dollars. We're going to give one away
Speaker 3: in five minutes time. I should just warn you about
Speaker 3: how we're doing this. Yesterday we're trying to work out
Speaker 3: looking at hopefully Matilda's going to score who knows where
Speaker 3: they're going to go through to the World Cup final.
Speaker 3: We're trying to work out what are we going to
Speaker 3: do with this, and we've tried to pick ideas of
Speaker 3: the last couple of weeks when we're doing the golf
Speaker 3: on to do with what we're given away. Now, this
Speaker 3: is a very fancy beer and wine cooler, so we're
Speaker 3: trying to think what could we do. The original dear
Speaker 3: did come from Caitlin and at the time I was like,
Speaker 3: I don't know about that, but actually we are going
Speaker 3: to do this. So we call this band in the fridge.
Speaker 5: Band in the fridge.
Speaker 3: Perhaps he can you can you guess the band in
Speaker 3: the fridge?
Speaker 4: Okay, bon Jovi?
Speaker 3: We need to make it a bit hard so with
Speaker 3: the door sound effect at the top. Any ideas anymore?
Speaker 4: Betsy, it wasn't that the same clip? Is that a
Speaker 4: different clip? Did you play it again? Please? Oh that's
Speaker 4: a bit harder. Really, it's not as long.
Speaker 3: All right. That isn't the clip we're going to play
Speaker 3: to you guys. We've got brand new one coming up
Speaker 3: in five minutes time. But that's how going to win the.
Speaker 6: Bar Forage Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian, I just want to give her a huge shout
Speaker 3: out to the Matilda's amazing stuff they've already done to
Speaker 3: bring women's sports a line. It's a new level of
Speaker 3: normal to my family, especially McKenzie Arnold and her deaf
Speaker 3: awareness that she's brought to the sport in the world
Speaker 3: as a mother of a deaf child, just as brings
Speaker 3: a real level of just making it a bit more
Speaker 3: normal to see what they can go and do. Stacistically speaking,
Speaker 3: we've always been told that the outcome isn't particularly positive,
Speaker 3: so seeing her do so well on Saturday and last
Speaker 3: night some big saves last night is really inspiration of
Speaker 3: my house. Go Matilda's, your reach goes far beyond the pitch.
Speaker 3: That's a lovely line there, Ros, Thank you very much
Speaker 3: that Christian. I am the president of a community soccer
Speaker 3: club out in these so we've struggled for years to
Speaker 3: get together girls teams and already we've had so many
Speaker 3: calls the last couple of weeks. I'm so excited to
Speaker 3: ride the amazing wave that the Matildas have built and
Speaker 3: will continue beyond last night. We can actually build a
Speaker 3: bigger club of the back of what they've done. Third
Speaker 3: or fourth place is a huge achievement so far, and
Speaker 3: the story continues that comes from Amanda Christian. A song
Speaker 3: for me is I'm I Am a Woman by Helen Ready.
Speaker 3: When I was twenty, when my daughter was twenty seven
Speaker 3: years old, she told me that she wanted to play AFL.
Speaker 3: I have to admit I was horrified and said no.
Speaker 3: She's now in a second season. I think I'm the
Speaker 3: teen's most loyal fan. We're watching history. It's incredible that
Speaker 3: comes from Maggie. Sadly now, from all that beautiful words there,
Speaker 3: we go to band in the Fridge now because we
Speaker 3: didn't want to, didn't know what's gonna happen today, and
Speaker 3: we're giving away this, you know, beautiful two thousand dollars,
Speaker 3: very top of the range sort of bar and wine fridge.
Speaker 3: It is worth about two grand. We won't, we won't,
Speaker 3: We won't exactly in a world of lots of different ideas.
Speaker 3: So we're doing this one band in the fridge. We
Speaker 3: didn't even have a theme tunede list. Normally, Rio makes
Speaker 3: these amazing sort of openers. We call them radio like
Speaker 3: last week when we're doing Limo Paul Rio love doing
Speaker 3: that one is your car, you know, bounce about it,
Speaker 3: lots of lyrics, things to say, well, big up this too,
Speaker 3: and then a couple of days later we go to
Speaker 3: Band in the Fridge, recorded during Patsy's News Ben in
Speaker 3: the free, great only nice.
Speaker 24: Ben three, that's just ditch, be okay, alright.
Speaker 5: Later it's memorable we had a free time.
Speaker 3: And once more.
Speaker 12: Be free.
Speaker 3: Just have a mournful notes in.
Speaker 20: The fridge, bend in the fridge.
Speaker 3: All right, what is the band? Who is the band
Speaker 3: in the fridge? You win this beautiful two thousand tollars
Speaker 3: part of wine fridge? Who is the band in the fridge?
Speaker 3: Do you even know? Don't say the answer?
Speaker 4: Crazy?
Speaker 3: Do you think that's easier than when I played you earlier?
Speaker 3: This one?
Speaker 5: Or even if you get throw our third one in
Speaker 5: the Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, so I've course got that is come on, team,
Speaker 3: the wills have come off, all right, so you're gonna
Speaker 3: get all three? Right? Who's in the fridge? Fridge? Fest
Speaker 3: also joining them? And then who's this? All right? Nine
Speaker 3: four one four one o four three? Three artists are
Speaker 3: in that fridge. That's how great it is. Then there's
Speaker 3: and then finally you need all three? Should be too hard?
Speaker 3: Nine four one four one o four three? What do
Speaker 3: we call this? It says welcomes obox all right nine
Speaker 3: four one four one o four three good luck.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Band in the Fridge so you can win it. Two
Speaker 3: thousand dollars Toddler Range, Vintech Wine and Bar Fridge. Thanks
Speaker 3: to E and S. Because every time the Matilda have
Speaker 3: been getting goals, Sam curs amazing goal last night, you
Speaker 3: win a prize.
Speaker 18: Had one to put Australia in friend all the right trip.
Speaker 11: When they are Matilda's score goals, you win some funky mistern.
Speaker 3: O'connal's goal of f.
Speaker 11: We love it when they score a goal. When Matilda
Speaker 11: score ra goal, Winkle stuffs.
Speaker 3: Thanks to E and s. Two thousand dollars, Bar Fridge,
Speaker 3: Wine and Bar Fridge. Sorry, up for grabs. We're calling it.
Speaker 20: Be in the Fridge, Ben in the Fridge, Ben in
Speaker 20: the fridge.
Speaker 3: It is with me. We have to do better. We're
Speaker 3: still going to be doing the goal upon this weekend.
Speaker 3: Obviously Matilda's play again. A lot of you don't realize
Speaker 3: that they have to do this. Really must be so
Speaker 3: hard today to even to go to training. Do they
Speaker 3: have to gather around look at tactics and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Both the teams. So Sweden and Australia Matilds will play
Speaker 3: against Saturday night. So we'll stall be doing what we
Speaker 3: were going to do, which is the goal upon and
Speaker 3: give you amazing prizes for the goals that they get
Speaker 3: this weekend. Jackie woar. It is an amazing prize. This
Speaker 3: is the big one for and bear in mind we
Speaker 3: even we didn't know how far they were going to
Speaker 3: get and a while ago, a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 3: we were like, oh my god, it's going to come
Speaker 3: to an end. They've lost against Nigeria, that the Island
Speaker 3: game was tough. Sam Kurr is injured. We never thought
Speaker 3: we'd be in this situation, which is why we've got that.
Speaker 3: But we got to be ready. Okay, goals are going
Speaker 3: to come. I think they're going to get a load
Speaker 3: on saturdaynight. What are we given away on Monday morning?
Speaker 5: For every goal that the Matilda's kick, we will be
Speaker 5: giving away a Coroma urbane two bid back to wall
Speaker 5: toilet suite.
Speaker 3: Just let that sink in b days for goals now
Speaker 3: is this is what this is like, one of the
Speaker 3: world's most expensive one. This is what the stars have.
Speaker 5: This is I think this is the one that Rob
Speaker 5: has his Yes, is it worth over dollars?
Speaker 3: He will not be beaten on his backside? All right?
Speaker 3: So today that we're giving away the top of range
Speaker 3: wine and bar fridge. Three bands in the fridge. There's
Speaker 3: ready as tough as competition move over at Alpha Bucks three.
Speaker 3: Normally we go to a couple of romans straight into winning.
Speaker 5: Everybody on all ten lines has pretty much got the
Speaker 5: same answer. So either they're all wrong or they're all right.
Speaker 3: All I've written down now for Monday is what the
Speaker 3: flush and band in the toilet look forward to? Song
Speaker 3: in the band Kerry, good morning, good morning?
Speaker 16: All right?
Speaker 3: So three bands in the fridge? Who are they?
Speaker 25: Journey, Nirvana and Whitney Houston.
Speaker 3: You must have inside knowledge? How did you do that?
Speaker 24: Hit me?
Speaker 3: Basically we played with a door opening sonapat and the
Speaker 3: actual songs then well known. You own a Tom Rains
Speaker 3: Vintech wine and beer fridge.
Speaker 25: Oh that's awesome, Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Now, Carrie, where are you going to put it?
Speaker 25: Well, we're moving shortly, so I'll have to try and
Speaker 25: remember the layout of the new house. But I'm sure
Speaker 25: there's somewhere there that I'll find.
Speaker 3: Room for it great and have you been joining the
Speaker 3: run so far with the Matildas I have.
Speaker 25: I've loved it very sad for last night, I was
Speaker 25: so proud of how they've done. They did really really well,
Speaker 25: thank you.
Speaker 3: Very much and Carrie, well done. So on Monday Show
Speaker 3: for Every Girl. Then on Saturday in the Matilda's playing
Speaker 3: for third place against Sweden.
Speaker 6: B Days to the Christian O Carles Show podcast.
Speaker 3: We just been brainstorming in the studio what we could
Speaker 3: do to give away the B Day On Monday Show,
Speaker 3: we are not doing which celebrity is going to the toilet?
Speaker 3: Who's on the loop?
Speaker 5: So that's the word, King Charles.
Speaker 3: We are not please please know all right? So we
Speaker 3: called this I Blame the Parents. Yesterday when we were
Speaker 3: looking ahead, obviously to the Matilda's game last night, Patsy
Speaker 3: was saying how she got a school email the night
Speaker 3: before at five o'clock. Didn't you say, we're doing just
Speaker 3: up for the Matilda.
Speaker 4: She just shops are closing. It's like, what do I do?
Speaker 4: There's no merch to get anyway, So I had to
Speaker 4: improvise and put a picture of one of the players
Speaker 4: from the herold Son on the back of what he's
Speaker 4: sports ship.
Speaker 3: Safety, with safety. How did you get on yesterday?
Speaker 4: I don't know if it quite got to school. She
Speaker 4: took it off on the busomped. Hey, it's all about
Speaker 4: getting in this spirit.
Speaker 3: Absolutely spiritless, getting in the spirit. So we're cooling this.
Speaker 3: I blame the parents. Christian. Many years ago, I found
Speaker 3: a note in my son's school bag, like Patsy was
Speaker 3: the in the evening at six o'clock, dress up for
Speaker 3: book week? How does that now? Organized costume? Spotted the
Speaker 3: book in his room and then work very quickly. I
Speaker 3: got his underpants, put them on the outside his tracksuit.
Speaker 3: Found a red teatowel. I pinned that to his shoulders
Speaker 3: and hey, presto, captain underpants. There were some of the
Speaker 3: cools we had yesterday. I blame the parents.
Speaker 13: Then sent me to school, and he was in grade
Speaker 13: four as the hunchback of Notre Dame. His big finish
Speaker 13: was to go to the meets department and get an
Speaker 13: actual pig's eye to stick onto an ipach.
Speaker 17: I was there the proper grade one and my mom
Speaker 17: left it a bit late to organize book points, so
Speaker 17: she sent.
Speaker 13: Me to schools.
Speaker 5: The enormous turn up so She cut out to big
Speaker 5: bits of.
Speaker 17: Cardboard like a sandwich board sort of set.
Speaker 13: Up and tied at the top with strings and cut
Speaker 13: the I'm the Mad with a green pair of tots
Speaker 13: and stuck it on my head and.
Speaker 25: We had a fancy dress dance. She dressed me is
Speaker 25: as a bright green pattern of thumb cigarette kline.
Speaker 3: What did your mum do?
Speaker 7: It was the Easter hat parade and you know those
Speaker 7: old little like plastic cups that you used to make
Speaker 7: a tea or coffee when you went to an event,
Speaker 7: and it was just that.
Speaker 8: So she just stuck a couple.
Speaker 7: Of those, like top head first on each other, on
Speaker 7: each side of my head to make me the biggest
Speaker 7: bunny rabbit ears in the world.
Speaker 8: And that was it. There was six on top of
Speaker 8: each other. That's all I had.
Speaker 3: That is up there with picture from the held soign
Speaker 3: safety beans.
Speaker 8: I'm also missing two front teeth. You should see the photo.
Speaker 8: It's horrific. It'll stay in my memory.
Speaker 3: I reckon. My parents have only got like six photos,
Speaker 3: only got like six, but now we have like thousands
Speaker 3: on my phone of me as a kid, and they're
Speaker 3: all Something's happened to me before, right, there's like teeth missing,
Speaker 3: a terrible haircut. Let's get to Claire. We'll call the
Speaker 3: side blawing the parents.
Speaker 6: Morning Claire, morning money.
Speaker 21: Yes, well, I set my son off to school to
Speaker 21: book parade, dressed as Bart Simpson. Found a brown paper
Speaker 21: bag painted at yellow, put it on his head, cut
Speaker 21: out some ice spiked into the top of it to
Speaker 21: give the head send him off to school. I have
Speaker 21: never been forgiven. Twenty years later, he was seven there
Speaker 21: now he's twenty seven.
Speaker 3: In no way does that outfit that won the Simpsons, Well,
Speaker 3: I thought so. All right, Claire, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: You cool kids going, then, Shaan Kilfish, your mom and
Speaker 3: dad made you go to school?
Speaker 6: In book Christian O'Connell show podcast Christian.
Speaker 3: When I was six, my primary school had a under
Speaker 3: the Sea themed costume ames classic school behavior. Is it
Speaker 3: under the Sea? My parents forgot about until the morning
Speaker 3: of under the c day, so before school my mum's
Speaker 3: suddenly remembered and managed to put together in about five minutes,
Speaker 3: argue the most horrific starfish costume. My stapling folded yellow
Speaker 3: cardboard of very sizes around each of my limbs and
Speaker 3: then on the top of my head with a whole
Speaker 3: cutout for my eyes. The worst part it also the
Speaker 3: day I had a school parade for the parents to watch,
Speaker 3: but because there was a starfish with my limbs stretched out,
Speaker 3: I was unable to walk or sit down with the
Speaker 3: other kids, so I was propped up against a wall
Speaker 3: for the entire assembly. I hope the attached photo brings
Speaker 3: you as much joy as it does my mum. Whenever
Speaker 3: we look back at this, this comes from Rock. That
Speaker 3: is a very not a lot of movement in the
Speaker 3: very rigid starfish, very cardboard Richard starfish. We're looking at there, Brock,
Speaker 3: thank you very much for email nine four one four
Speaker 3: one o four three. I blame the parents. Lee's on
Speaker 3: the line. Here, come morning, Lee, Good morning, Gauge.
Speaker 21: There you go on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're good, Lee. So I blame the parents. What
Speaker 3: was your outfit? Shonky outfit? Mom and dad dressed you
Speaker 3: up here.
Speaker 17: Oh she threw together a black crepe piper witch costume,
Speaker 17: which which was lovely and until morning racist when rained
Speaker 17: and all the dye ran off, I was black and
Speaker 17: purple for about a week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we looked like a crushed grape there.
Speaker 17: Yeah, big angry bruise.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much the story. Mate, have a good
Speaker 3: day to worry you too. Bye, Danielle. Hello, Hello Danielle.
Speaker 3: I blame the parents. What's your story?
Speaker 23: This is back in the eighties. I yeah, forgot to
Speaker 23: tell mum that we had a dress up date for school,
Speaker 23: so I told her of the morning, and she grabbed
Speaker 23: a garbage bag, had a hole on the top, stuck
Speaker 23: it over my head. We traced our hands and cut
Speaker 23: out the hands and colored them and stuck them onto
Speaker 23: the garbage bag, and I went as a handbag.
Speaker 5: Actually kind of clever.
Speaker 3: A lot of parents won't make a note of that.
Speaker 3: One day and.
Speaker 5: Did you garbage?
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Speaker 23: It was hot.
Speaker 3: Danielle, thank you very much. The story this goods. Who
Speaker 3: are Yvonne? Hello Christian and welcome to a show. I
Speaker 3: bame the parents. What's your story?
Speaker 26: Well, my cousin had she was in prip and her
Speaker 26: dad forgot it was a dress up day. So he
Speaker 26: grabbed a babee box, put some holes in the side,
Speaker 26: stuck it over her head and pulled her arms out
Speaker 26: where he put the holes, and she went as a
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Speaker 3: So when is a loss not really a loss? When
Speaker 3: is the Matilda's last night? Probably, like a lot of people,
Speaker 3: maybe on the school run this morning right now with
Speaker 3: your kids, there is that feeling of like three to one.
Speaker 3: It's a hard loss to bear because the Matilda's deserved
Speaker 3: so much more. It should have been their World Cup final. However,
Speaker 3: one thing I think everyone can agree on. It has
Speaker 3: been the Matilda's World Cup and has belonged to so
Speaker 3: many people. And on the show, you Caitlyn, producercat and
Speaker 3: have really made You've brought it really close to all
Speaker 3: of our hearts. So how do you feel this morning?
Speaker 3: What should people be telling themselves rather than looking at
Speaker 3: the result and what they're where they're not going to
Speaker 3: be playing on Sunday night.
Speaker 7: I think, you know, I said to you guys, it's
Speaker 7: been easy for me to talk about because it's come
Speaker 7: from my heart and the girls have been teaching me
Speaker 7: all the way along what I had missed out on
Speaker 7: as a little girl, and.
Speaker 8: I didn't know I had.
Speaker 7: You know, I grew up playing soccer from a young
Speaker 7: age and I played with boys for majority of that
Speaker 7: I didn't get to play for a couple of years.
Speaker 7: I ended up going to UNI and not pursuing sport
Speaker 7: because it wasn't an option.
Speaker 8: And I didn't really notice that as something that was wrong.
Speaker 7: Until this tournament started and these girls started progressing. And
Speaker 7: I think even for the girls at the start of
Speaker 7: this tournament, they would have wanted to win, but they
Speaker 7: never ever, in their wildest dreams, I don't think expected
Speaker 7: what we have created in this country in the last
Speaker 7: four weeks, which is just out of this world, like pandemonium,
Speaker 7: people screaming, what feels like Christmas Day as an adult.
Speaker 7: It's just like every day they go to play and
Speaker 7: every goal they scored, you know, ungodly sounds coming out
Speaker 7: of my mouth. Like I'm sure everyone here has had
Speaker 7: moments in the last couple of weeks where you've lost
Speaker 7: your voice just screaming at the TV, and especially you know,
Speaker 7: the game against France like that gave us such a
Speaker 7: great moment in history, and even Sam's goal last night
Speaker 7: another great moment, just moments across four weeks, like it
Speaker 7: feels like it's just our new normal now. And I think,
Speaker 7: you know, even though last night, like they taught us
Speaker 7: greatness and they taught us sorrow, but most of all,
Speaker 7: they taught us.
Speaker 8: That we can we can literally do.
Speaker 7: Whatever we want. And I'm so proud of them. And
Speaker 7: every person in the car driving you know, your kids
Speaker 7: to school, or even women you know going to work,
Speaker 7: just be proud of what they've achieved and thankful for them,
Speaker 7: because you know they would be heartbroken right now, and
Speaker 7: you know that they would be waking up or they'd
Speaker 7: be thinking about all the things that they might have
Speaker 7: done wrong in the game. But above all, that doesn't
Speaker 7: that doesn't really matter because they've done so much more
Speaker 7: for this country. They've given us happiness, they've given us hope,
Speaker 7: and they've given us heroes and I'm just so proud
Speaker 7: of them. So just be happy today, celebrate these girls,
Speaker 7: and celebrate them on Saturday when they head out and.
Speaker 8: Beat the Swedes. It'll be awesome.
Speaker 7: And be proud Australia because those girls are our girls.
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Speaker 3: This week we had in the studio the Prime Minister
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