Half-way through his Matildas tenure, head coach Tony Gustavsson is still determined to get one day better
ABCIn late September 2020, in his first media conference after being announced as the new head coach of the Matildas, Tony Gustavsson wore a pinstripe suit. He answered questions brightly, speaking with enthusiasm about the growing investment in women's football from his new employees, about his excitement for the 2023 Women's World Cup on home soil, and about how inspired he was by the "never say die" spirit of the team he was set to lead for the next four years. "I want to create a culture where we embrace differences and work together every day to get one day better, as an individual and as a team." "I've worked in club land, both in men's and women's; I worked in grassroots, at semi-professional level, at professional level, and sometimes, all it comes down to is resources," he said. "That's where it all starts, and in the end, that's the only way we can get one day better."