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and schemes in place and you know we spoke

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about the legacy care piece as well. I think

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that's really important because you know at the end

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of the day there's girls actually giving up playing

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ladies football and kamogi because they can't afford to

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do it. Whether that's from an injury point of

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view or it's an expense point of view and

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they can't do part-time work because of you

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know how demanding and the commitment it is

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for players to play so that's really disappointing

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and you know what I feel is you

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know it was asked earlier on there's players

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leaving the game because of that you know

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there's players leaving the game because the opportunity

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to go and play a professional sport

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in Australia but they're not just they're not just the

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only players. I think if you look at turnovers and

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panels in the last number of years I can only

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speak for what I see you know mead is one

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that has had a big turnover of players I know

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for male for a fact I think there was maybe

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11, 12, 13 girls that

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left the panel last year and I suppose

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we need to get to the bottom of the reasons why

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these and these are all young girls they're leaving it's not

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because of retirement why are they leaving and I think it's

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the demands of the game and they're not being looked after.