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Box2Box, with Rob Gilbert and Michael Edgley!The ongoing trading of top spot on the A-League Men’s table between Adelaide United and Auckland FC has proven a fascinating tussle this season, and promises to continue after last week’s thrilling 2-2 draw. Reds boss Carl Veart has overhauled his squad after missing the finals last season, and returns to the programme with his side firing on all cylinders.No side in the Premier League is facing as many off-field questions as Leicester - but thankfully, Sunday’s 2-1 win at Tottenham has pulled them out of the relegation zone. The Athletic’s Rob Tanner joins Rob and Derek Dyson for a word on the Foxes under Ruud van Nistelrooy.Also on the agenda: Tony Popovic dishes Daniel Arzani some tough love, Champions League drama incoming and more…Follow us on X: https://twitter.com/Box2BoxNTSLike us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100028871306243 Enjoy our written content: https://www.box2boxnts.com.au/… & Join us for a Stoppage Time on Wednesday!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Daniel Arzani returns to the Socceroos for the first time selection September 2021. Arzani speaks to media about his career and journey back to the international fold. Upcoming Matches: Bangladesh v Socceroos Thursday, 6 June Bashundhara Kings Arena, Dhaka Kick-off: 4.45pm local / 8.45pm AEST Broadcast: Paramount+ Socceroos v Palestine Tuesday, 11 June 2024 HBF Park, Perth Kick-off: 8.05pm AWST / 10.05pm AEST Tickets: Ticketmaster Broadcast: 10, 10 Play, Paramount+ ► YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@footballaustralia ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/Socceroos ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/socceroos ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Socceroos ► TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@socceroos
Joins the show with Victory well positioned heading into the finals to talk about what he calls a transformative season for him personally and offers some words of advice for Nestory Irankunda. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Global Game host Alex Brosque joined Julian King to discuss Sydney FC's big loss to Melbourne Victory, the resurgence of Daniel Arzani & all the latest from the Premier League. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Socceroos icon Mark Schwarzer, Premier League legends Thomas Sorensen and Michael Bridges and host Teo Pellizzeri go in two-footed for a no-holds-barred discussion of the Socceroos World Cup squad!Mitch Langerak snubbed, why the high-profile humiliation after being begged to come out of international retirement?Cristian Volpato turns the Socceroos and a World Cup opportunity down, what now?Garang Kuol is the lucky bolter, but what does it mean for Marco Tilio, Daniel Arzani and others?Jason Cummings realises his dream after the gamble on a move down underTrent Sainsbury left out while Thomas Deng gets the nodWhat does Keanu Baccus getting picked ahead of Denis Genreau say about the club choices of players and game-time evaluation of selectors?Who's in the shop window to land a big move if they shine on the big stage?Did Arnie show a 'glass jaw' or is the media too negative when they talk about the team?Runners, fighters and boxing kangaroos - but what about footballers?Plus a discussion of all the big Premier League and European football talking points including Antonio Conte's struggle at Spurs, a potential Liverpool sale, some mouth-watering European ties and the Matildas' upcoming match against Sweden.Listen to Optus Sport's award-winning limited series, Football Belongs, charting the cultural threads of Australian society through the lens of nine football matches: https://play.acast.com/s/football-belongsSubscribe: https://sport.optus.com.au/signup Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This week on the Stoppage Time agenda: Liverpool edge Manchester City in Premier League epic, Daniel Arzani finds form, and Jubilo Iwata spoils Yokohama's party.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
SEN Host of 'The Global Game' Simon Hill joined Matty White to defend the recent poor crowds at the A-League, Sydney FC's first win of the season & if Daniel Arzani could be potential bolter for the Socceroos World Cup squad. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In a bumper episode (even by TNC standards), Josh Parish, Teo Pellizzeri, Joey Lynch and Nick D'Urbano break down Round 2 of the A-League Men season, with the Socceroos prospects of Daniel Arzani, Marco Tilio and Jason Cummings high on the agenda. Plus, Taryn Heddo joins us to reflect on the Matildas' 3-1 win over Denmark and preview the Women's World Cup draw. (00:03:15) - The Cumdog and The Waine Train steal the show in a thoroughly entertaining 2-2 draw between Wellington and Central Coast. (00:18:44) - Arzani hype heads into overdrive in the wake of Macarthur 2-0 Adelaide United, and Isaias goes under the microscope. (00:45:51) - Optimism around Melbourne Victory takes a nosedive as Marko Rudan's Wanderers steal the points on the road. But could ticket prices at AAMI Park be driving fans away? (01:08:13) - We get stuck into the central controversy of the weekend - Patrick Kisnorbo's refusal to play Marco Tilio, as 10-man Melbourne City get the job done away to a struggling Brisbane Roar. (01:37:27) - The 10-man Box Office Jets ride their luck against Perth Glory and snatch an unlikely stoppage-time winner. (01:45:38) - Have Western United regressed to the mean? After a second loss in a row, the champions are searching for answers, while Steve Corica's new-look Sydney midfield continues to confound. (02:01:45) - Taryn Heddo joins the show to break down the Matildas' 3-1 win over Denmark. With a change in formation and a refresh in personnel, we discuss what it all means, and share our dream Group Stage draws for the Women's World Cup. (02:36:27) - The TNC Fantasy League head-to-head results are revealed!
Mark Bosnich, Craig Foster and Bre Holden chat to Semra Hunter about El Clasico and Barcelona's struggles. Then the team move on to speak about Liverpool's victory over Manchester City. Finally there is discussion about Rangers, Napoli, Maty Ryan losing his number 1 spot at Copenhagen and Daniel Arzani. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
SEN Host of 'The Global Game' Simon Hill joined Matty to defend the recent poor crowds at the A-League, Sydney FC's first win of the season & if Daniel Arzani could be potential bolter for the Socceroos World Cup squad.
- AUFC created plenty of chances and had three disallowed goals. Need to get better at finishing them. - Daniel Arzani was the difference between Adelaide and Macarthur on Sunday. But Mark said AUFC did plenty wrong at the back that can be fixed up. - Playing Sydney FC this Sunday, who have plenty of quality in their front third. One of the title favourites. - Mark's role with Adelaide is being an assistant to Carl Veart, and having only recently been a player, he can still remember what that was like. - Carl is a passionate coach; he kicks every ball with the team. - Training base up North, stacks up well against other A-League clubs. Two good pitches for players to train on. Mark wants bigger offices for the coaches.
Socceroos icon Mark Schwarzer, Premier League legend Michael Bridges and former Matilda Amy Duggan join host Teo Pellizzeri to discuss all the big talking points in the week of football:Arsenal beat Liverpool in controversial circumstances to leave the Reds' season on the brink. Can they even make the top four?Cristiano Ronaldo reaches 700 club goals but can Erling Haaland make it to 1000 one day?The first El Clasico of the season - who's going to win?Ange's Celtic in big Champions League trouble after another defeatMaty Ryan facing a war for the gloves in Kobenhavn as the clock ticks towards the World CupThe Matildas get a big win - have they finally found the winning strategy at the feet of Alex Chidiac?USA lose two matches as their grasp on the Women's World Cup begins to loosenMarco Tilio, Daniel Arzani, Tom Rogic and other Socceroos' battle for game time before QatarA look ahead to a bumper weekend of Premier League including Liverpool v Manchester City!And plenty more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The football world's longest off-season is finally at an end, the A-League Men's competition is back, kicking off on Friday with the Grand Final replay between Melbourne City and reigning champions Western United at Aami Park. Welcome to the Offside Report - A-League addition, where our three expert panellists Nick Guglielmino, Mitch Ball and Jack Elliott preview a HUGE 2022/23 A-League Men's season. Kicking off this monthly podcast, the boys review the weekend's Australia Cup final between Macarthur FC and Sydney United 58, before getting stuck into one of the A-League's most important seasons to date, with a club-by-club analysis and their season predictions. ON THIS WEEK'S EPISODE: 1. Australian Cup Final Review 2. Every team's pre-season burning question: - Is Macarthur's Australia Cup success a good indication of how Dwight Yorke's Macarthur might fare in the new season and what impact can new signing Daniel Arzani have on that? - What does success look like for reigning champions Western United in 2022/23? - Is this year's title Melbourne City's to lose? - How can Luis Nani help Tony Popovic's Melbourne Victory take the next step? - Can you see a revival happening for Sydney FC after their disastrous 2021/22 season? - Was last season's finals berth for Wellington a false reading for Talay's men or can they back it up with another finals finish? - Can either of Perth's Ruben Zadkovich and Brisbane's Warren Moon keep their jobs if they finish anywhere near the bottom of the table? - What sort of impact can Garang Kuol have on Central Coast before January arrives after his off-season in the spotlight? - Do Adelaide have what it takes to close the gap on the title contenders? - Is this the year the Wanderers *finally* rise up the table after a successful off-season of spending? - Can Newcastle deliver this time around after another spending spree? 3. Season Predictions - What new signing will impress the most? - Golden Boot? - Player of the Season? - 2022/23 Premiers/Champions
After the events that marred the Australia Cup final, Josh Parish, Nick Stoll, Joey Lynch and Nick D'Urbano spend over a full hour discussing all that went on off the pitch, including a chat with PFA co-CEO Beau Busch about what happens next. Later (1:12:00) Josh, and the two Nicks break down the actual on-field events, whether Daniel Arzani is properly appreciated and the incredible story of Ulises Davila. The guys also look at Garang Kuol's move to Newcastle United (1:43:20), the new A-League based documentary series' (1:54:57) and finally answer the people's questions (2:16:35). TNC & ESPN Australia on Social Media: ► Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TNCFootball ► Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ESPNAusNZ ► Like on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ESPNAusNZ ► Join the TNC A-Leagues Fantasy League: https://play.keepup.com.au/a-league-men/fantasy/?action=join-group&code=102854
There have been highs and there have been lows across the past week of Australian football, and Joey Lynch, Josh Parish, and Nick D'Urbano are on hand to break it all down. Familiar problems faced the Matildas in their 1-0 loss against Canada, leading the crew to ask exactly how Tony Gustavsson is going to fix things and what such efforts might entail. The Magic of the Cup is then on the agenda in the aftermath of the Oakleigh Cannons upsetting Sydney FC to advance alongside Macarthur FC, Sydney United, and Brisbane Roar, as well as a discussion on Daniel Arzani's form. Joey's stories on the A-Leagues marquee strategy and progress on reintroducing the youth league are then on the agenda, before some Aussie Abroad chat featuring Ange Postecoglou, Garang Kuol, Tyrese Francois, and more. Then, a comprehensive wrap of the NPL scene around the country rounds out the show. TNC & ESPN Australia on Social Media: ► Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TNCFootball ► Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ESPNAusNZ ► Like on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ESPNAusNZ
This week Lachie and James discuss the how the A-League Men's clubs who are playing the most homegrown players are helping the league, the Mariners continued success for two potential Socceroos, Alessandro Circati's continuing appearances for Parma and how the Western Sydney Wanderers are making news in the transfer space this week.
In this episode, Archie and Zappa are joined by Player Intermediary, John Grimaud. John has over 20 years of experience managing some of the best players to come from our shores. After developing relationships internationally, John has helped Robbie Kruse, Mathew Leckie, Josh Kennedy, our very own Archie Thompson and many more players to football careers overseas. Hear John's insights into market side of the world game as well as his thoughts on the value of players and how hard it is to make moves internationally.2:23 - Neds Level Player of the Week: Elvis Kamsoba7:23 - John Grimaud joins Football From A to Z.9:22 - Getting players to come to the A-Leagues.17:06 - When is the right time for a player to move overseas?20:55 - The story of Daniel Arzani.23:54 - Archie's journey to Europe and PSV.29:57 - Navigating Robbie Kruse's career.35:05 - The bull Matthew Leckie.40:08 - Where are the next generation of players coming from?47:33 - Taking Australian football to the next level.54:27 - Neds Multi's of the Week.Join our FPL League - Click HereInstagram | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedInFor professional enquiries, reach out to michael@nominis.meProudly presented by Neds.A Max Events production.
Former Socceroo Peter Katholos shares his take on the Olympics campaign so far, the limitations shown by the Olyroos, his confidence in the playmaking talents of Daniel Arzani and Marco Tilio, and gives us his prediction for the Matildas' quarter final against Team GB.
Josh Parish and George Donikian discuss the Olyroos' exit from the Olympic Games at the hands of Egypt. Football Tasmania President Bob Gordon reveals the challenges in securing grounds for their grassroots participants – which number twice that of the next most popular team sport. He also discusses the prospects of a Tasmanian A-League and W-League team, and the state government's support for a purpose-built rectangular stadium in Hobart. Former Socceroo Peter Katholos shares his take on the Olympics campaign so far, the limitations shown by the Olyroos, his confidence in the playmaking talents of Daniel Arzani and Marco Tilio, and gives us his prediction for the Matildas' quarter final against Team GB.
Socceroos legends John Aloisi and Luke Wilkshire join David Weiner for this week's episode of the GegenPod.This week, the team discuss:Manchester United's win at Fulham, and Paul Pogba's form and future.Manchester City's controversial win over Aston Villa: What should the off-side rule be?Leicester City's title credentials and James Maddison's brilliant post-match interviewCoach's corner: What should Frank Lampard do?What should Timo Werner do? Aloisi explains how he dealt with form slumps as a player and coachThiago to stifle Liverpool? Reaction to Didi Hamann's comments.Jose Mourinho's 'door is always open' - a discussion on man management, and fascinating, unique stories about how Guus Hiddink manipulated the Socceroos, especially superstars like Harry Kewell and Tim Cahill. Luke was Cahill's roommate when he found out he was not starting against Japan at the World Cup.Advice for Daniel Arzani. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lucy Zelic and Nick Stoll discuss WSW going top of the A-League, a potential second division with AAFC Chairman Nick Galatas (8:00), Western United's start to the season with Ivan Vujica (33:50), the bottle-throwing incident in the Melbourne derby with Samantha Lewis (45:00), A-League ticket prices, the Sydney derby, Aussies Abroad, Daniel Arzani and the Supercopa.
Socceroos coach Graham Arnold joins Lucy Zelic and Nick Stoll to discuss research that FFA has done on the development pathways for young players. Afterwards (41:45), Sydney United's Glen Trifiro joins us to discuss his man of the match performance in the epic NPL NSW Grand Final victory, the difference between the A-League and the NPL, which NPL teams can make the jump up to a second division and what needs to change in regards to youth development. Finally, (1:07:00) Lucy and Nick discuss Awer Mabil playing in the Champions League at Anfield, Daniel Arzani getting an assist, Hayley Raso's family getting robbed and the situation at FC Barcelona.
Lucy Zelic and Nick Stoll are joined by FFA's Head of Game Development and Women's Football, Sarah Walsh, who was on the committee that selected new Matildas coach (01:28) and women's football journalist Samantha Lewis. Later, (32:30) Lucy and Nick are joined by Vince Rugari to discuss the continued chaos around the players and the clubs failing to agree on a collective bargaining agreement, players going to India, potential changes of ownership at Central Coast Mariners, Newcastle Jets and Perth Glory and a potential $40 million domestic transfer system. Afterwards, (1:04:45) Vince explains some of the big problems facing Futsal in Australia and why it's so hard to fix. Finally, (1:25:47) Lucy and Nick discuss Aussies doing well abroad like Awer Mabil, Daniel Arzani, Ellie Carpenter, Adam Taggart and Ajdin Hrustic, allegations of negativity and the best and worst from Europe.
Matildas midfielder Tameka Yallop and newly signed Bristol City midfielder Ella Mastrantonio join Lucy Zelic and Nick Stoll to discuss Australia and New Zealand hosting the 2023 Women's World Cup, how Australia can capitalise on this opportunity and the journey that women's football has gone on the last 20 years. Then Lucy and Nick discuss what the Victorian-based teams should do to ensure the A-League successfully restarts, why Robbie Fowler won't be missed at Brisbane Roar, where best for Daniel Arzani, Liverpool winning the title and why it's an end of an era at Barcelona.
Josh, Damian and Nick discuss the Matildas' Olympic qualification campaign, recap a Mat Ryan milestone and a Craig Goodwin brace, and ponder what now for Daniel Arzani, who is still frozen out at Celtic. Plus, Damian and Josh delve into the Iberian peninsula, and examine the young cohort of Australians playing in Spain and Portugal!
Socceroos rising star Daniel Arzani joins Fox Sports' Adam Peacock in an exclusive podcast, discussing all things in his young career.
Flagship edition: Former Danish keeper Thomas Sorensen joins Fox Football broadcaster Simon Hill and Fox Sports News 500's Daniel Garb for all of this week's talking points, including Daniel Arzani and Mat Ryan. The podcast also looks at Sorensen's career in further depth, including a couple of fascinating stories - how he was denied an EPL championship, his toughest opponent and more.
Graeme Young joins Liam Bryce to discuss all the latest Celtic news. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
This week Mickey & J.P discuss our Bhoys in the Scotland set up, Daniel Arzani, J.P brings us his 'Celtic on this day' segment, the upcoming fixture against Neil Lennons Hibernian, brand new 'season review' (87/88season) segment and 'Weird Science Celtic edition' is back. left back is the position of choice this week.
This week Mickey & J.P discuss our Bhoys in the Scotland set up, Daniel Arzani, J.P brings us his 'Celtic on this day' segment, the upcoming fixture against Neil Lennons Hibernian, brand new 'season review' (87/88season) segment and 'Weird Science Celtic edition' is back. left back is the position of choice this week.
This week Mickey & J.P discuss our Bhoys in the Scotland team, Daniel Arzani, J.P's @celtic on this day' segment, the upcoming game against Neil Lennons Hibernian, Brand new segment 'Celtic season review' (87/88 season) & 'Weird science Celtic edition' returns. Left back this week.
Daniel Arzani, Tom Rogic, Ntcham's red, Benkovic and the week ahead for Celtic
Daniel Arzani, Tom Rogic, Ntcham's red, Benkovic and the week ahead for Celtic
Michael Gannon and Graeme Young join Jamie Flynn to discuss all the latest news from Celtic Park. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
Socceroos star Daniel Arzani has been left out of Celtic's 43-man squad for their upcoming UEFA Europa League campaign. FFA confirmed on Wednesday in a statement that it would conduct a review of the National Club Identity Policy (NCIP). The NPL Championship kicks off this weekend when Devonport Strikers FC from Tasmania host last year’s Champions Heidelberg United FC from Victoria at Valley Road in the first of the Elimination Finals.
Celtic View reporters, Mark Henderson and Tony Connelly, chat with multi-media colleague, Kevin Kelly, about new Bhoy, Daniel Arzani. There’s an interview with Cristian Gamboa and we also look ahead to the FK Suduva tie.
Melly and Jamie tonight, as Stephen is on holiday. This week the boys discuss: AEK Athens Boyata throwing a tantrum. The transfer window - More Man City arrivals? Daniel Arzani arriving. A look a head to FK Sudova.. And more.. Check out our Patreon @ Patreon.com/20minutetims
Manchester City have signed Daniel Arzani from Melbourne City, beating the likes of Juventus to the 19-year-old's signature. Arzani is expected to be sent out on loan, with Celtic. Brad Smith ends his "Bournemouth nightmare" by heading to a season-long loan to the Seattle Sounders in the MLS. 24-year-old Smith's five games in two seasons with Bournemouth was the reason he was overlooked for the Socceroos World Cup squad. The Socceroos have been too "reliant" on Tim Cahill to score goals, according to Graham Arnold - and the new coach promises that will change. But Arnold believes players like Jamie Maclaren, Tomi Juric, Mathew Leckie, Robbie Kruse and Daniel Arzani can collectively fill the void. Attacking midfielder Alexander Baumjohann has signed with Western Sydney Wanderers for the upcoming A-League season, where he will join forces with new coach and fellow German Markus Babbel. Baumjohann, 31, has played most recently in Brazil with Coritiba and Vitoria.
Oakleigh Cannons 2-1 Bulleen Lions Bentleigh Greens 2-0 Green Gully Canberra Olympic 2-1 Gungahlin United Another foreign has joined the A-League, with A-League Premiers Sydney FC agreeing terms to sign Dutch centre-back Jop van der Linden from Eredivisie club AZ Alkmaar on a one-year deal. The 28-year old joins the Sky Blues after spending nearly a decade playing in the Netherlands' top two tiers. Daniel Arzani looks likely to move to Celtic for two seasons on loan from Manchester City, the 'parent' club of Melbourne City, where he will link-up with Socceroos team mate, Tom Rogic. The deal is expected to be finalised shortly.
3 NPL games overnight. We’ll start in QLD where Olympic have defeated Redlands 3 nil to temporarily go top of the table while Redlands are dangerously close to the relgation zone. To Victoria and Avondale have beaten Pascoe Vale 2-1 while Oakleigh Cannons and Port Melbourne Sharks have played out a 1 all draw. Tim Cahill has ruled out a return to the Hyundai A-League following his retirement from international football. Speaking at a press conference for the first time since announcing the end of his Socceroos career, Cahill said he will consider continuing to play at club level, but not in Australia. He also said that he is interested in pursuing coaching opportunities. And in our final piece of news - ESPN have reported that Daniel Arzani has attracted the interest of Serie A giants AS Roma. Make sure you tune in tomorrow for a big recap of Saturday NPL results.
Stoke City have announced the signing of experienced goalkeeper Adam Federici on a two-year deal from Bournemouth. Federici joins after Manchester United completed the signing of Stoke’s second choice goalkeeper Lee Grant, and the former Socceroos stopper could become Stoke’s number one, depending on how the future of Jack Butland pans out. And it looks like Matt Jurman is on his way out of South Korea and into Saudi Arabia, with powerhouse Al-Ittihad set to snare his signature. It’s understood that the two clubs are close to agreeing a transfer fee of around $500,000 for the Socceroo. The PFA held a 25-year anniversary dinner last night as part of its annual awards. The Alex Tobin Medal for services to fellow professional players was handed to Paul Okon. The player awards - voted by the players - were awarded to Aaron Mooy and Samantha Kerr for players of the year and Daniel Arzani and Alex Chidiac for young players of the year.
Aaron Mooy and Daniel Arzani could both be on the move, with interest from a number of European clubs. Plus Knockout Cup Semi Final results from both NSW and Victoria.
Heading into the game against Peru, van Marwijk said he will be eyeing the “last part of the puzzle”. “I fully agree we should have won. Against France we also deserved more, I think. We have one point and we deserve four points from these two games. The last part of the puzzle is that we must make the difference by scoring one goal more than the opponent." Such is the hype around Socceroos young gun Daniel Arzani that calls have grown for the 19-year-old to be elevated to Bert van Marwijk’s starting XI for the final Group C match against Peru. Arzani impressed in his 22-minute cameo against the Danes, and supporters were left in awe of his efforts. Van Marwijk has been clear on what Arzani’s role is in his squad: make an impact off the bench. But could that be set to change with one group game remaining? In the Victorian NPL, Hume City have defeated Melbourne Knights 3-2 to move out of the relegation zone.
The Socceroos' WC hopes remain alive, but Fox Football journos Carly Adno, Jake Rosengarten and Max Sherry have a few questions for coach Bert van Marwijk, following his decision to keep Tim Cahill sidelined and the injection of Daniel Arzani. Host Phil Prior analyses Australia's scenarios and chances to progress from here.
Our World Cup podcast for Russia! Ben, Louis, Sean and Aaron worship Australia's new lord and saviour Daniel Arzani, discuss which footballers would star in a Zoolander remake and lament the lack of Leroy Sane in Russia. Plus, Sean makes a bold claim about the host nation which may or may not see him on Putin's hit list.
Welcome to Vladimir’s World Cup 2018! We preview the Socceroos, their Group C opponents and successfully contain our excitement about Daniel Arzani.
Welcome to Vladimir’s World Cup 2018! We preview the Socceroos, their Group C opponents and successfully contain our excitement about Daniel Arzani.
The boys discuss all the latest news, including the state of the Socceroo's and wonder kid Daniel Arzani. Golden Glove, Golden Boot and Golden Boy predictions are given, as well as Group E, F, G & H... but how spot on are they? Tune in!Intro & outro music by Bag Raiders.With Stewart Marshall, Bryce Conway and Alex Grant. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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