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The all-white surf at the World Cup get name today, 26 man squad. Each player's name gets $250,000. That's the power of football these days. New Zealand football themselves get, we told you this the other day, gets a guarantee 10 million US for all of this Andrew Pregnall is the New Zealand football CEO and he's, well, this Andrew morning. Morning Mike. Is there a man? I mean, I know the naming is a thing, but I get that. But I mean, the 26 pick themselves, don't we? We know who's going basically with an margin. Yeah, there's a few controversial ones out there. The war is it? I believe it's the most controversial one, Andrew. Who's the most controversial player today? It's going to go by the media. Goldkeeper's an interesting one. OK. It's a centre-back position, but I think you're right. There's 17 or 18 outstanding professionals. But there's a 17 or 18, I think, 99% of New Zealand would put down on paper. I reckon. Is 48 teams too many? Good question. There's pros and cons to it. Traditionless would say no, but it's involving a lot more of the world. Obviously there's great distribution of the wealth. But one side effect is we're going to need much larger countries to host. So it suits us, that's for sure. See the might, do you get used to the money? I mean, 10 million US's. I mean, most sports in this country could net their mother for that money. It's massive without a doubt. I'm obviously a good chunk of that goes to the players, rightly so. The other part for us is we're probably the most international sport in terms of the number of teams you operate. So we've got nine international teams across the age grades. They're traveling around the world constantly. So it quickly gets spent as well. But absolutely, it's a welcome contribution. The three country thing will it work? Logistics, travel, all that stuff? Yeah, well, this is the test, isn't it? And actually in 2030, they have even greater aspirations in terms of traveling continents. But I think it will look, you've managed to get the administrations across the line. Once we get past the round 32, it gets concentrated a lot more in the states. So yeah, look, this will be the great test. Good on you. Iran, Egypt, Belgium, what are you reckon? Do you target those games or are they what they are? I think they are what they are. I think the World Cup, obviously, they'll, the punters are blocked. You know, predictions and favorites, but you have to go out to win every single game in this. It's a World Cup. And they only come around every four years. That's true, Andrew. You enjoy the day, Andrew Pregnal, who's the New Zealand Football CEO, the team is being named to die.