CLEAN : Indonesian women tackle conservatism in bid for football revival

The transcript discusses the potential for women's football in Indonesia, highlighting the country's large population and popularity of the sport. It also touches on personal passion for football and the challenges faced due to lack of support, with a consideration of moving to another country. The transcript concludes with miscellaneous remarks.

What is one reason the speaker believes Indonesia has potential for women's football?

• Indonesia has a long history of women's football.

• The government heavily invests in women's sports.

• There is a large population and football is popular.

• The country's climate is ideal for football.

What is the main topic of the first section?

• The speaker's personal achievements in football.

• The challenges of women's football globally.

• The potential for women's football in Indonesia.

• The history of football in Indonesia.

What does the speaker consider doing if Indonesia does not support women's football?

• Quitting football altogether.

• Moving to another country.

• Starting a football club in Indonesia.

• Switching to another sport.

What is the speaker's attitude towards football?

• Passionate and eager to play.

• Critical and dismissive.

• Confused and uncertain.

• Indifferent and uninterested.

What is the nature of the conversation in the final section?

• Formal and structured.

• Casual and unrelated.

• Argumentative and heated.

• Technical and detailed.