NWS Spirit head coach David Perkovic joins the pod for the latest episode.

David speaks about his career in football, getting an opportunity to manage in the Philippines, coaching at various levels in the NSW football system and his time at his current club, where he goes into his 9th season with no signs of slowing down. 'Perko', as he's known, gives us an insight into Spirit's 2022 season where they won the Waratah Cup and gained promotion to the NPL NSW, what it's like coaching overseas and moving into a professional environment, as well as how he's developed his own football philosophy, one that's helped him gain a reputation as one of the best tacticians in the NPL.

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ABC journalist Samantha Lewis is the latest guest on the show.

Sam goes through with us her career thus far, starting as a freelancer and grinding away to make a name for herself, before moving into her current role and covering two world cups - one of which was on home soil - as well as telling stories from all corners of Australian football. In this episode we get an insight into what covering the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup was like for someone who has advocated for Women's football for so long, and the mental slump she experienced as the tournament came to an end.

The Common Football Podcast: Exploring Australian Football through those at the heart of the game.

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Australian football content creator Joe Kay joins to open the new season.

Chatting everything from the upcoming National Second Division, which Joe has cultivated himself as an expert in, to the football scene in Orange, Joe goes through his rise as a creator in the Aus football scene, reaching unprecedented heights, and giving an insight into his creative process.

The Common Football Podcast: Exploring Australian football through those at the heart of the game.

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Impetus Football writer Kieran Yap joins the podcast for Episode 6!

Kieran discusses his early experiences with football, including playing with the Ablett brothers before they went to the AFL, writing across a number of platforms, how he fell in love with the women's game and what he hopes can come of football coverage in Australia. He also discusses his comedy career, his working life outside of football and becoming a father recently!

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APIA Leichhardt forward Jack Stewart joins the pod for today's episode!

Jack discusses his time in the NPL and NYL, being a part of multiple A-League academies, playing against Carlos Tevez in China and what it was like to be an athlete during the COVID outbreak. We also chat about his life as a teacher, his aboriginal culture as part of the Kamilaroi Mob and his work to improve the lives of Indigenous kids in and out of football!

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Front Page Football co-founder and editor Christian Marchetti joins the pod for today's episode!

Christian discusses his personal journey into journalism as well as the Front page Football story, explaining it's roots, mission, the relaunch and how it has evolved over the last few years. He also discusses the football journalism landscape in Australia, doing work for Football South Australia, and his hopes for Australian football!

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Freelance Journalist, Youtuber and soon-to-be author Sha Nen joins the podcast following a small World Cup break!

In this episode, Sha tells the story of growing up a football fan in a regional town, his experiences as a freelance journalist, interviewing footballers for his YouTube channel and working in palliative care. We also get an insight into his debut book 'A League of Their Own', profiling the A-League's most iconic players since its inception, set to be released in the lead-up to the league's 20th season!

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Football NSW presenter Henley Warner jumps on the pod for our second Episode!

We chat about her experiences as a young person in sports media, her studies and work at UNSW, presenting the MOTR each week for the NPLW NSW, the NPL NSW Podcast and her thoughts on the opportunities the Women's World Cup can bring for women in media!

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