Podcast appearances and mentions of john didulica

Melbourne Victory have announced a major signing in former Manchester United player Mani. Victory's director of football joins us

U subotu 28. svibnja, Viktorijsko hrvatska gospodarska komora održala je gala večeru na kojoj se obilježio dan državnosti i 30 godina od uspostave diplomatskih odnosa izmedju Australije i Hrvatske. 70 okupljenih gostiju uživalo je u bogatom programu, a ponos je bio očit. Svojim govorom, predsjednica komore Tina Bennett otvorila je službeni dio večeri. Veleposlanica za Australiju, Novi Zeland I Fidži, gospođa Betty Pavelich okupljenima je zahvalila na svemu što su oni i njihove obitelji učinili za priznanje Hrvatske. Ostali govornici večeri bili su: Dr Ilija šutalo – autor knjige Croatians in Australia, Dr Tania Penović - profesorica prava na sveučilištu Monash, Rosemary Mašić – vlasnica brenda luksuzne odjeće Nevenka, te John Didulica – predsjednik nogometnog kluba Melbourne Victory.

Join your co-hosts Archie and Zappa for the podcast's Christmas special. It has been one hell of a year with so many uncertainties. However, one thing you have been able to bank on over the past 12 weeks is football content from the boys!In this episode the boys review and reflect on the 12 episodes and phenomenal guests that have joined the podcast and shared their stories.2:52 - Neds Level Player of the Week: Nathaniel Atkinson.9:42 - Graham Arnold - Challenges of gaining the respect of the playing group.16:38 - Christian Vieri - Reflecting on childhood in Australia.21:24 - Melissa Barbieri - A true trailblazer for Women's Football in Australia.27:27 - Josh Cavallo - What life was like before his news caught the World's attention. 32:16 - John Aloisi - A moment that changed his life and how he has managed to adapt.35:54 - John Didulica - The vital role Football has to play in celebrating multiculturalism.42:30 - George Calombaris - Dealing with adversity and life beyond the turmoil.48:57 - Bruno Fornaroli - Football at a young age in Uruguay compared to Australia. 56:15 - From A to Z with Zappa.1:03:59 - 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.

The Vuck are top of the league and the lads are back for another week to discuss the comprehensive 3-0 win against Brisbane Roar as well as the midweek FFA Cup win against Perth Glory. We also have a very special guest, Melbourne Victory's Director of Football John Didulica who joins us to discuss his new book - Football Belongs: Eight Matches That Explain Australia.

In this episode, Archie and Zappa discuss the Australian football landscape with current Director of Football and author of Football Belongs John Didulica. “Football can help Australia to navigate the challenges that we're going to face as a nation” - John Didulica. Matilda Remy Siemsen also joins the podcast ahead of their matches against the world's best, the USA. Remy currently plays for Sydney FC in the A-League Women's competition and in her debut season as a 16-year-old was named the Young Footballer of the Year.4:02 - Neds Level Player of the Week: Bruno Fornaroli.10:07 - Remy Siemsen joins Football From A to Z.11:52 - Preparing for for 2023 World Cup.15:00 - The growing women's game.21:00 - From A to Z with Rem-n-m.28:00 - John Didulica joins Football From A to Z.32:33 - Football Belongs.41:30 - The funding in football.44:10 - Australia v Croatia: a pivotal match.51:27 - Fantasy Premier League with Guru Matt Day.59:44 - Neds Multi of the Week.Join our FPL League - Click HereGet Football Belongs - Click HereInstagram | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedInFor professional enquiries, reach out to michael@nominis.meProudly presented by Neds.A Max Events production.

Melbourne Victory Director of Football & Author John Didulica joins George & Josh to discuss his new book, 'Football Belongs: Eight Matches That Explain Australia'.

A jam-packed lineup for George and Josh on this week's State of Our Football Nation, as they're joined by:  - Melbourne Victory Director of Football & Author John Didulica to discuss his new book, 'Football Belongs: Eight Matches That Explain Australia'. - South Melbourne President Nick Maikousis to preview his club's Friday night FFA Cup blockbuster against Melbourne City. -  Football Australia's Head of Women's Football Sarah Walsh to shed some light on the new National Indigenous Advisory Group, and how it aims to address the historic paucity of Indigenous talent at the elite level.

Rob Gilbert and Willem van Denderen are joined by former Socceroos skipper Paul Wade in the aftermath of Australia's goalless draw with Saudi Arabia to mull the fallout of a frustrating night at the office. John Didulica discusses the release of his new book 'Football Belongs', an adaptation of Optus Sport's highly successful podcast series of the same name, which has recently been nominated for two awards. The Athletic's Kieran Devlin returns to the show after Ange Postecoglou was awarded Scottish League manager of the month. With some scintillating football closing the gap on a now manager-less Rangers, the gears of the Postecoglou machine are well and truly turning. Michael Edgley and Derek Dyson cover off on the big issues of the week including the attack on PSG's Kheira Hamraoui, Europe's managerial sacking season, and crunch time in Africa's World Cup qualifiers.  Find John's book here: https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B09K2BBLPH/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_navT_g_GDJWJ2K04BJ3PX1A8E8N See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The incredible limited series from Optus Sport, Football Belongs, hosted by David Davutovic and authored by John Didulica, and featuring a host of prominent sporting personalities in this country, has been nominated for two awards in the upcoming 2021 Australian Podcast Awards:Best Sports PodcastBest Indigenous PodcastIf you haven't yet taken the time to soak up the depth of this series, here is a short taste of what you can hear throughout. Or, if you are ready to rip in, click here to listen: https://play.acast.com/s/football-belongsFootball Belongs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Last Sunday, The Federal Government unveiled their Return to Sport Toolkit, a road map for the glorious return of community and professional sport. But, it is not without its catches.Gone are handshakes, high fives, oranges at halftime and the familiar chanting wall of parents that populate the member’s end of every suburban park. Clubs at all levels will not require a COVID19 safety coordinator, which seems like a much harder task than running the barbecue or being a touch judge.And in the professional ranks, the major codes have descended into talk of broadcast deals and steals over the last few months as the pressure mounts to secure playing time. Far more importantly, the future of elite women’s sport is at a fascinating crossroads, with COVID’s cleaning of the slate, and a potential women's Football World Cup on the horizon, it’s an interesting time to be in the space.Joining us is Dr. David Bond, Course Director for the Master of Business Analytics at the University of Technology Sydney’s Business School, Gen Simmons , Deputy Chair of Women Sport Australia and John Didulica, Chief Executive of Professional Footballers Australia.

Players are demanding clarity after reading a News Corp report on Saturday claimed players could face an 80 per cent reduction in pay for this season when Football Federation Australia reduces its cash distribution to clubs from the final quarter of this year's TV deal. John Didulica; CEO of the PFA joined the Breakfast Club

Adam Peacock chats to PFA Chief Executive John Didulica about the state of the game. The current situation is addressed, with the PFA supporting the aim of finishing the A League season with every indication it will be in a centralized hub. The discussion moves to a broader view, from the PFA's role in helping players, player payments, national team payments, and a look at how the structure in Australian football may change for the good. It's an in-depth chat covering the big questions at a time when big ideas are on the agenda.FULL RUNDOWN1.30 How the players are coping with being stood down3.30 Dealing with contracts and mental well-being4.45 Australian clubs haven't been great in helping players, lack of unity10.00 The return12.30 All players happy to adjust payments (CBA)15.30 Heading for a hub model to get season done17.30 Big picture - how does the game reconstruct itself and the PFA's role22.00 The structure - from FFA to state feds27.00 Matildas equal pay30.00 Best use of the revenue, and how to build that revenue31.00 Are the players given too much / too little33.00 Does the PFA have too much power42.00 How the PFA finances look and why they didn't stand anyone down45.10 How the PFA is structured47.00 The role of the PFA, and getting players out of bad situations53.30 Getting the game as a whole through unscathed.

PFA CEO John Didulica speaks to Dwayne about the decision to postpone the A-League season.

PFA CEO John Didulica is this week's guest as he provides insight into how the players were involved in the FFA's decision to resume Australia's professional leagues.

PFA CEO John Didulica speaks to Dwayne about how they are handling the coronavirus situation.

It was a big weekend of A-League action, but the most important game of the round was overshadowed by an unsavoury incident. Fox Sports analyst Daniel McBreen gives us his GOOD, BAD and UNDECIDED from the Round 24 action, PFA CEO John Didulica analyses the SCG situation, plus there’s EuROOvision and heaps more. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The PFA have gone on the front foot following the SCG pitch debacle as we await news on Terry Antonis’ injury. We ask CEO john Didulica exactly who is to blame, and just what it might take for similar incidents to be brought to a halt. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Tuesday’s show is another big one, and a hugely important one. We’ve got the PFA big dog John Didulica as the Hakeem Al-Araibi case reaches a crucial juncture in Thailand. He’s got all the latest on the situation and what the players union wants to see happen next. Meanwhile, Adelaide Advertiser journo Rob Greenwood discusses South Australia’s stagnant FFA Cup entry slots and all things United, plus there’s Top Bins and the Imperial Bourke St Player of the Year. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Things are getting critical in Hakeem Al-Araibi’s quest for freedom in Thailand after the Pascoe Vale footballer faced court yesterday. The football and international communities have upped efforts to secure his release, and PFA CEO John Didulica updates us on the hunt for a “circuit breaker”. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Didulica has been a key figure in helping get reform across the line. What's to come? What's in it for the players? He explains all. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Central Coast have landed Ross McCormack and Tommy Oar to bolster their attack a month out from their A-League season opener. The Mariners have brought in Scottish striker McCormack on a season-long loan deal from Aston Villa and Socceroos attacker Oar on a two-year deal. McCormack was the A-League's equal-third leading scorer last season with 14 goals in 17 appearances for Melbourne City. Football Federation Australia's search for a new technical director has ramped up with the appointment of a three-person panel to lead the hunt. Former Matilda Rae Dower, former Socceroo Tony Vidmar and Professional Footballers Australia chief executive John Didulica will form the panel. They will also be advised by Socceroos coach Graham Arnold, his Matildas counterpart Alen Stajcic and the Asian Football Confederation's technical director Andy Roxburgh. And we’ll finish with some overseas news as a Massimo Luongo goal has helped give QPR...

Carlos Alberto Diego join Francis Leach on SEN Afternoons Hot Topic: Is it time to talk 2nd Division? Joining the boys in the discussion is CEO of the PFA John Didulica

A guest lecture by John Didulica, currently the Football Operations Manager of Australian domestic league team Melbourne Heart, a former professional footballer, and a lawyer by academic training. He was also at one time the CEO of the player’s union for footballers in Australia, the AFPA. His talk is titled as: "The Business of Football and Footballers: From Maximum Wage to Petrodollars". Copyright 2012 La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.