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Tommy Dolman is joined by guests Ben Gilby and Neil Bennett to break down the NPLW Women's Night Series final, where Balcatta claimed victory over Perth SC. They analyse key performances, tactical battles, and what this result means heading into the new NPL WA Women's season. The discussion dives into team dynamics, coaching changes, and the growing influence of A-League players at local clubs. Neil shares insights on Balcatta's title credentials, Red Star's coaching transition, and Fremantle's fresh start under Sam Geddes. Plus, we take a closer look at the NTC/Football West Academy setup and the challenges teams are facing this year. Looking ahead to the season kickoff, we explore NTC's youthful energy, Subiaco's push for competitiveness, MUM FC's rebuilding phase, and UWA's fight to establish themselves in year two. With predictions for the top four and key matchups to watch, this episode is packed with insights into the ever-evolving NPL WA Women's competition.

Neil Bennett describes himself as a husband, father, one time marathon runner and tragic Arsenal fan, but he's more than that. Firstly, he knows a thing or two about the weather, but more importantly he's played a part in coaching some of the best players the NPL has seen and played just a big a part in documenting the women's game too. In this chat, we dance through time talking about the origins of his love affair with football, the familiar migrant story of moving to Australia and finding community through sport and his unlikely journey from reluctant youth football coach to reluctant State champion. We also finish off the interview by Kelechi throwing him under the bus and asking him for the best XI that he's witnessed here in WA!  Time flew and you're in for a treat listeners.  Casual Football Chats are brought to you by the good people at The Casual Football Company. Casuals is the easiest way to play soccer in Perth, Australia. All players are welcome - just turn up and get involved - find out more at https://www.thecasualfootballco.com/

It's the big one listeners! The 2024 NPLW season preview. Sam, Tommy and Josh are joined by Beyond 90's Neil Bennett to talk the season at large.   Can anyone stop Perth RedStar, are Subiaco sneaky outsiders for the Top 4 and will UWA win more games than Curtin? All that and more!

Australia's longest-running women's football podcast (est. April 2019). History: Elise Kellond-Knight, Matildas Cap 153 Matildas Debut: 2007 (still active) Appearances: 115 (2 goals) Position: Midfielder Hot Topics World Cup News FIFPro report - lack of professional care standards Jamaica and Canada feuding over WWC funding (via Sophie Lawson / ESPN) Official song announced "Do It Again" BENEE ft Mallrat Squads - Republic Of Ireland, New Zealand, Brazil, Netherlands & Spain set to annouce their WWC squads this week The FIFA 23 WWC update is out, Maj downloaded it during the recording of this podcast! News Record-breaking crowd expected for Matildas v France in Melbourne Launch of the Play On exhibition at the Uni of Canberra on July 11th, chronicling the history of women's football in the ACT. Beyond 90's Anthony and Steffen are contributors, as is 'Soccer Snaps by Sal' Giovinazzo. Booking a tour (between July 3 - August 31) is recommended. ParaMatildas fundraiser at the Royal Hotel Queanbeyan: Matildas Signings: Around the World - Aussies/NZ Abroad Dub News & Signings Mackenzie Barry signs a two season contract with Wellington Phoenix (joining Chloe Knott, Alyssa Whinham, Michaela Robertson, Emma Main & Marisa van der Meer) Perth Glory sign Isobel Dalton, Grace Johnston and Georgia Cassidy Season 16 squad page Nordic Norway – Toppserien Round 16 Sweden – Damallsvenkan Round 15 Danish Cup Final US – NWSL State Football Queens, Kings and Themperors of the Week All of us - our very own Neil Bennett will be part of the Football West Women’s Standing Committee for the next two years! The Committee is tasked with driving the development of women's football in Western Australia Dale - 1) Sarina Bolden scored four times for Illawarra Stingrays as they beat Emerging Jets 8-1 2) Grace Gill announced her retirement from football Eric - 1) Manly United won six out of six games in Football NSW Girls Youth League and NPL NSW Women's on Sunday 2) Daisy Arrowsmith scored her first two Manly United goals in Manly's 2-0 win over Gladesville Ravens Maj - Winonah Heatley started in the Danish Cup Final and FC Nordsjælland won!

Sean, Tommy, Josh and Nova start of talking NPL Men's where there are naughty boys, crisis klaxon's, and clubs needing new managers! Part 2 sees Neil Bennett join the show to talk NPL Women's, the exciting competition that is taking place all round the league and finishes off telling us a little story about Sam Kerr.   There's that and more, oh and Tommy swears for the first time too!

Bonus episode - Neil Bennett in relaxed conversation with Matildas Cap 133: Kim Carroll

A big pod this week with plenty of football to cover around the world. We've called in an extended squad, with Neil Bennett's good form being rewarded with a starting position while Eric, Steffen, Maj, Dale and Cheryl continue with their set-pieces.Australia's longest-running women's football podcast (est. April 2019).Here's a shoutout to Episode 1 with Molly & GroubesHistory: Trudy Diamond, Matildas Cap 103Matildas Debut: 1997Grassroots Club: BeresfieldAppearances: 1Position: DefenderPlayed one game, coming off the bench against New Zealand in a Tri-Nations series.Hot TopicsNewsNaidoc weekFootball records Denmark v Brazil 21,452 fansSweden v Brazil 33,218 fansMatildasReview: Matildas 1-1 Portugal10,000 tickets already sold for Australia v CanadaEllie Carpenter extends her contract with Lyon to 2026Mary Fowler signs a four year deal with Manchester CityTaylor Ray ACL injurySignings: Around the World - Aussies/NZ Abroad28 player squad announced for 2022 AFF Women's ChampionshipsDub News & SigningsSeason 15 dates announced11 teams20 rounds - 18 games (16 weekend, 2 midweek) and 2 byesStarts November 18Grand Final April 29/30Mark Torcaso announced as Western United Head CoachWUFC Memberships availableCentral Coast Mariners announced as the 12th ALW team, they will re-join the competition in 2023/24Full Home & Away by 2023/24 season1980 regular-season minutes – in line with global benchmarks set by England's Women's Super League, NWSL and France's Division 1 FeminineSeason 15 squad pageAround the WorldJuly is a big monthInternational FriendliesWorld Cup QualifiersEuros BanterUS – NWSLState FootballACT, NSW, QLD, WA and VICQueens of the Week See acast.com/privacy for privacy and o

Super subs with Neil Bennett and Molly Appleton joining the squad while Dale and Maj tend to some match fitness issues. Plenty of football news to keep all of us happy with left foot goals (Eric), Matildas abroad (Steffen) and Victorians shining brightly - Steph Catley (Cheryl). History: Shelley Youman, Matildas Cap 95Matildas Debut: 1996 (played for the national team until 1999)Grassroots Club: Charlestown HotspursAppearances: 21 (20 A internationals)Hot TopicsNewsThe Young Matildas' group stage opponents for the 2022 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup have been announced. The tournament runs from 10-28 AugustAbbey Lemon (daughter of our amazing photographer Kellie Lemon) has received a Young Matildas callup for this month's training campParaMatildas squad announced for World CupMatildasSteph Catley extends her contract with Arsenal (until 2024)Signings: Around the World - Aussies/NZ AbroadAround the WorldUKOptus secures exclusive rights to the Women's FA Cup finalMay 15, 11:30pm: Chelsea v Manchester CityFA WSL - Midweek and final round matchesScottish WPL (25 of 27)EuropeFrance - D1F (20 of 22)Read B90s coverage of the D1FItaly - Serie A (21 of 22)Netherlands - Eredivisie (25 of 27)NordicUS – NWSL (2 of 20)State FootballQueens of the WeekIs it time to rename our Queens of the Week segment? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Cheryl makes a fast dash home from the office to join the pod, Dale shares all the highlights from UCWL and the FA WSL, Eric lauds a massive jump in rankings from the Philippines National team, Maj is ready for the Matildas' doubleheader in Townsville and Canberra, Steffen is delighted to hear more signings heading to his beloved Nordic leagues and a special appearance from Neil Bennett to farewell the Northern Redbacks and announce Beyond90's Goal of the Season Award. History: Di Alagich, Matildas Cap 89Matildas Debut: 1995 (played for the national team until 2008)Grassroots Club: Port Adelaide, Modbury and West AdelaideAppearances: 93 (86 A internationals)Hot TopicsNewsJessika Nash awarded Collette McCallum MedalAlly Green commits to Football FernsAda Hegerberg returns to international footballNorthern Redbacks' last game before merging with ECU Joondalup to become Perth RedStar FCMatildasLatest rankings released - Matildas (12) squished between Norway and JapanDubNewsAnnouncement: Goal of the SeasonPFA Team of the SeasonTom Sermanni announced as WSW Head of Women's FootballStotty signs with Bulleen Lions with the NPLW Victoria season starting April 1stGrand FinalSydney FC 1-2 Melbourne VictoryAround the WorldUWCL Quarter FinalsUKFA WSL (18 of 22)Scottish WPL (22 of 27)EuropeItaly - Serie A (18 of 22)Serbian Women's Super LeagueNordicNorway – Toppserien Round 2 Sweden – Damallsvenkan Round 1Denmark – Round 1 of the Championship round-robin and the Promotion/Relegation round-robinUS - NWSL Challenge CupQueens of the Week See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This edition of the podcast is sponsored by Wärtsilä Voyage It has proved hard to take seafarer training away from the classroom. Although e-learning has been with us for more than 20 years, still seafarers have been making their way by land, sea, or air to a training academy to receive teaching in the age-old way. Maritime training was falling behind even before Covid-19. The pandemic forced a change of thinking as classrooms were closed, technology came to the fore, and reskilling for the future of shipping rose up the agenda. The key requirements of safety, competence, and environmental awareness remain, but the way in which they are accessed — by whom, where, when, and how — is evolving. In February this year, two companies with similar visions for maritime training, yet who came at it from different directions, formed a strategic partnership to provide shipping companies, training institutes, manning agencies, and seafarers with a learning platform that brings all stakeholders into one ecosystem. The companies involved are Wärtsilä Voyage, which is busy creating a Smart Marine Ecosystem, and Ocean Technologies Group, equally busy empowering seafarers for a changing industry. Now, only six months after the partnership was formed, Wärtsilä Voyage's Cloud Simulation capability has been made available on OTG's Ocean Learning Platform. What does this mean for the seafarer? How will shipping companies benefit? Won't easier access to cloud simulation shake the foundations of training institutes? In this fascinating podcast, Neil Bennett, Business Development Director for Global Simulation at Wärtsilä Voyage, and James Lee, Digital Learning Solutions manager, also at Wärtsilä Voyage, look at the changing landscape of maritime training, and discuss the concept of ‘learning in the flow of work'. They unpack the opportunities provide by simulation and show how adaptive learning puts training back into the hands of seafarers. They conclude that training the next generation of mariners will require next-generation training, which can play a significant role in enabling shipping to reach its decarbonisation goals. Join the conversation about the future of maritime training here.

Neil Bennett makes his pod debut, with a long-awaited update on NPLW WA. Eric picks his Women's Super League ShePlays squad based on Leprechauns. Cheryl runs through the latest signings with Dale busy predicting Canberra United squad announcements, which leaves Steffen with a massive Nordic wrap. Around the WorldAsiaWE League (Japan)Round 1 kicks off September 12th but we won't see JEF Chiba and Alex Chidiac until Round 2 EuropeFranceEllie Carpenter kicked off the D1F season with a 3-0 win with Lyon over Stade ReimsMontpellier was back in action, but Mary Fowler wasn't listed on the team sheet. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ellie Carpenter (@elliecarpenterr)NordicNorway Toppserien Round 12 (of 18)(9) Klepp IL (Nikola Orgill) NM Cup: 26/8 vs tier 2 side Amazon Grimstad (home) - postponed to 9/9Toppserien: 28/8 vs Lyn Lightning at home, 1-1, Nikola not on match cardAway to Stabæk 4/9(3) LSK Kvinner FK (Karly Roestbakken) Karly out of quarantine, but no reports yet as to training statusCup: 26/8 vs Grand Bodø, massive 2-9 away win Toppserien: 4/9 vs Kolbotn at homeTop 4 teams have a massive jump on the rest of the leagueSweden Damallsvenskan Round 14 (of 22) (1) FC Rosengård (Charli Grant, Teagan Micah)0-4 away win vs VittsjöBoth Charli (Rosengard) and Emily Gielnik (Vittsjö) made 2nd half appearances. Polks not on card.Teagan remained on the bench, and while Canadian Olympic gold medalist Stephanie Labbe' has moved on (to PSG), Teagan has stiff competition in the form of Angel Mukasa who, now 19 years of age, has emerged from their U17's1/9 UWCL home game against Hoffenheim4/9 home game against AIK(2) BK Häcken (Dylan Holmes)Won 5-1 at home against HammarbyDylan played the last 20', Elise Kellond Knight not on card for Hammarby2/9 UWCL away game against Norwegian champs Vålerenga4/9 away to Piteå IF(4) Hammarby (Elise Kellond Knight)Next game is away to Kristianstads 5/9(7) Vittsjö (Emily Gielnik, Clare Polkinghorne)Next game is home to Eskilstuna United 4/9 (12) Växjö (Winonah Heatley)Lost 0-1 away to DjurgardensWini played the full 90'Next up KIF Örebro DFF 4/9Denmark Round 4 (of 14)(1) Fortuna Hjørring (Indiah Paige Riley, Clare Wheeler, Angie Beard, Alex Huynh) Were 4-0 up against Thy-ThistedQ away inside half an hour, finished up 4-2Angie and Clare started and played the full game, and Angie scored the secondIndi came on the last half hourFirst time all 4 Aussies have been on the card5/9 away to KoldingQ(5) AGF (‘Aarhus Gymnastikforening') (Jenna McCormick)Jenna started her first game for AGF and the result was a good one, 2-2 away to 3rd placed Brondby, but with a 0-2 lead at halftime will be disappointed they didn't come away with all 3 points. The result lifts them to 5th.Touch on Jenna's heartfelt message when she joined the club: Jenna McCormick☺️ @AGFFodbold pic.twitter.com/dd662UyiSv— Jenna McCormick (@jen_mccormick) August 22, 2021Next game 4/9 against 2nd placed HB KøgeIceland Round 15 (of 18)(4) UMF Selfoss (Emma Checker) Another win for Emma as captain, 6-2 at home vs IBVBest win of the seasonTheir R16 game was played earlier in the season so next game is their 2nd last, 5/9 vs Tindastoll at home 1.dield (First division) (1) KR ReykjavikAideen Keane was once again in absolutely everything for KR's 0-3 away win against Afturelding, and they jump to the top of the ladder!Next game vs Haukar at home, 5/9USANWSLKansas City (Chloe Logarzo) suffered a 3-0 loss to Chicago Red Stars. Chloe was subbed on in the 59th minuteNPLW RoundupWA Neil covers the race to the finals and don't forget you can watch NPL.tvSABen Gilby will rejoin the podcast to provide an SA NPLW wrapTASMolly Appleton will join the podcast in the coming weeks to give us a Tasmanian football wrapQueens of the WeekES - Bianca Galic, Chelsea Blissett, Sheridan Gallagher and Kirsty FentonJust some of the podsters picks with Amandine Henry and Aideen Keane

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We continue this month's walk down memory lane by discussing one of the finest hours in the club's history. Part two focuses on the recent 45 year anniversary of the thrilling 28-12 RFU Club Competition victory over Rosslyn Park at Twickenham. Blues legends; Budge Rogers, Richard Chadwick and Neil Bennett join Sam Roberts to reminisce about that wonderful day!

We recently held an event bringing together charities and patient registries to help them take the next step in doing genetic research. One of our speakers was Neil Bennett, the Director of Research at Action Duchenne and he discussed how they set up a patient registry as well as their approach to the challenges and opportunities in doing genetic research. Action Duchenne was formed in 2001 and was the first national charity dedicated to supporting those living with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

We recently held an event bringing together charities and patient registries to help them take the next step in doing genetic research. One of our speakers was Neil Bennett, the Director of Research at Action Duchenne and he discussed how they set up a patient registry as well as their approach to the challenges and opportunities in doing genetic research. Action Duchenne was formed in 2001 and was the first national charity dedicated to supporting those living with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

This week we are talking about Apple's New York event, where Digital Arts editor Neil Bennett was in attendance for the launch of a fresh new iPad, Mac Mini and a new Macbook Air. We discuss if the Apple laptop range is a mess and who the new iPad is really for.Later on we have games editor at Tech Advisor Lewis Painter on to talk about the biggest game of the year: Red Dead Redemption 2 and if it lives up to the hype, and if it's worth the 'crunch' put in by overworked Rockstar developers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's been a major week for news as two football teams, the English World Cup squad and a group of Thai boys trapped underground, and two Cabinet ministers who quit over Brexit fuelled a surge in online traffic. Sir Martin Sorrell's S4 Capital has also been making headlines with its first acquisition, MediaMonks. Hamish Nicklin, chief revenue officer of Guardian News & Media, and Neil Bennett, chief executive of Maitland, joined Campaign's Jeremy Lee and Gideon Spanier to make sense of it all at Havas Village in King's Cross

Digital Arts editor Neil Bennett joins me to take a look at where the creative industry is today and where it's heading during a time of fast-paced technological developments. We talk about staying current and finding the right balance of creativity and strong ideas in creative work. Neil details the magazines transition from print publication to digital magazine and why classic methods of getting your work noticed still hold up in today's industry. Diversity in the arts and disability first design are two big topics as we address new, old and forward thinking. Get your ideas over on twitter, @Arrestallmimics http://www.digitalartsonline.co.uk/ https://twitter.com/digital_arts https://twitter.com/NeilBennett https://www.facebook.com/DigitalArtsMagazine

In this episode actor & author Neil Bennett calls in to chat about his acting career, TSN and the value of hard work. Guest Links: Facebook: Neil Bennett Twitter: @neiljbennett Web: www.neiljbennett.com Copyrights: Guest photo: used with permission My photos: © LifewithCatherine Podcast audio: © LifewithCatherine Theme: Trumpet (New Orleans Music), Artist: Royalty Free Music Club Logo: (original composition) © LifewithCatherine www.LifewithCatherine.com

Neil Bennett is the spokesman for the Bureau of Meterology, so is the perfect person to try to explain why we're still in this winter funk!

In episode 32, Techworld's Scott Carey looks at Amazon's Echo and finds a dystopian future world in which our household appliances listen to us and talk back. Digital Arts editor Neil Bennett (15:06) explains why Tesla now has to design products for stupid people, and Macworld's David Price explains why mums don't like Apple's iOS 10 (28:00). We also discuss the beauty and lyricism of the German language. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Ashleigh Allsopp is simultaneously fascinated and worried by the UK launch of Amazon's Dash buttons, and discusses the many wonderful and not-so-wonderful things they enable you to buy on a drunken whim. Then David Price takes his turn to shine a spotlight on Apple's mysterious tax affairs (12:20) and tries to explain why the Irish government doesn't want to be given 13 billion euros. Finally a surprisingly riled-up Neil Bennett explains why women wearing headphones are not fair game for dimwitted pick-up artists (25:00), and ponders the social conventions surrounding the place of technology in each of our lives. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Producer Chris dives in this week to discuss the HTC 10 release, and why it's difficult to get excited about good mobile phones. Then Techworld.com editor Charlotte Jee chats Facebook chatbots and other F8 news (12:30). Finally, editor at Digitalartsonline.co.uk Neil Bennett jumps in to discuss the new Amazon e-reader (31:00) Kindle Oasis and why everyone is kicking off about the price. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Neil Bennett's continues Trinity Cheltenham's 'Finding Peace In A Frantic World' sermon series, looking at the topic of forgiveness.