Podcasts about suwon fc

We're two rounds into the new K League 1 campaign and all teams have shown us their opening hands. We take a look at what we think each side is going to offer. Matthew Binns, Paul Neat and Andrew Farrell are all reporting for podcast duty this week, drawing some sweeping conclusions about the season ahead after just two rounds. What could possibly go wrong?   We take a look at FC Anyang's promising foray into top flight life, while also casting a worrying glance over Park Tae-ha's Pohang Steelers. There's also praise for Gus Poyet's attacking Jeonbuk-side and concern over FC Seoul's attack-less equivalent. We also look at the state of the Champions Ulsan HD as well as the league leaders Daegu FC.   The conclusions then continue over on Patreaon where we give our thoughts on Jeju United and Suwon FC in the latest episode of Time Added On.   [PATREON: First Impressions of Jeju United]   Finally, there's also still time to enter our latest kit giveaway. In celebration of 10 years of K League United, we look to give away a match-worn home shirt from our website's first interviewee, FC Anyang's Austin Berry. To stand a chance of winning this 2015 Anyang kit, simply follow us and reshare the related social media post of this podcast, or share this page with @KLeagueUnited tagged, for your chance to enter the draw with the prize set to be drawn in March.   [WIN: A 2015 FC Anyang Home Shirt worn by Austin Berry]    All this and more on The K League United Podcast!

K League is back! The 2025 season kicks off this weekend and Paul Neat, Matthew Binns, and Andrew Farrell look ahead to all the Round 1 action. Pohang Steelers vs. Daejeon Hana Citizen is the official season curtain-raiser before Jeju SK host FC Seoul and Gwangju FC entertain Suwon FC. On Sunday, the Champions take to the field when hosting newly-promoted FC Anyang, before Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors get the Gus Poyet era underway domestically at home to Gimcheon Sangmu, and Daegu FC lock horns with Gangwon FC. 

Final Round begins this week as the 2024 Hana Bank K League 1 heads towards its grand finale. Ulsan HD, Gimcheon Sangmu, Gangwon FC, Pohang Steelers, FC Seoul, and Suwon FC will compete for the K League title and AFC Champions League qualification. In this week's episode Paul Neat, Andrew Farrell, and Nathan Sartain look at the teams in Final A, starting from sixth and working their way up the table, looking at the most recent results and how they may have affected the teams' chances of achieving whatever it is they hope to achieve this season, and then look ahead to the next fixture and whether the fans should be worried or optimistic.

For this episode of the K League United Podcast, Andrew heads to Suwon for a coffee and a chat with Suwon FC defender Lachlan Jackson. Jackson talks about life in South Korea, his move to K League and Castle Park, working under new manager Kim Eun-jung, the 2024 season so far, and much more.

Both K League 1 and K League 2 returned last week with crowds out in full force. The K League United Podcast takes a look over all the main action plus some post-match interviews along the way. K League is back, as are Matthew Binns, Paul Neat and Andrew Farrell in a recap of the opening weekend action.    The trio start with a look at Friday's games, with interviews and insight from Jeonju featuring Moon Seon-min and Tiago, plus press conference recordings from Jeonbuk manager Dan Petrescu.   Then we move to Gwangju where FC Seoul were in town with England international Jesse Lingard, yet it wasn't enough to stop the home side who were in stellar form, picking up where they left off from last season. We also look at Suwon FC's impressive team performance against Incheon United, while Jung Muyeol speaks to Daegu FC's Edgar Silva after a 1-0 defeat to recently promoted Gimcheon Sangmu.   There's time to look into some eye-catching results in K League 2 before looking at the main second division draw, recently relegated Korean football giants Suwon Samsung Bluewings at home to Chungnam Asan.   [READ: Welcome to K League Survivor]   There's even time to pick the games to watch in Round 2 as well as the K League Survivor picks.   All this and more on The K League United Podcast!

The 2024 K League season is here! In this episode of the K League United Podcast, we look ahead to Round 1 of the 2024 season. To do that, Paul Neat speaks to K League TV commentator Alex Jensen who looks ahead to the East Coast Derby, Ulsan HD vs. Pohang Steelers, as well as a now sold-out Gwangju FC vs. FC Seoul. 'Our Seoul' admin Oh Se-bin provides more insight on FC Seoul and the potential debut of Jesse Lingard, and, with there being a KLU Pod derby when Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors host Daejeon Hana Citizen, we bring back the Writers' Chat with Paul and Matthew Binns sitting down to discuss the match.   In the KLU virtual studio, Paul, Luke Evans, and Andrew Farrell preview the remaining games in K League 1 - Gangwon FC vs. Jeju United, Incheon United vs. Suwon FC, and Daegu FC vs. Gimcheon Sangmu. Andrew also picks out the standout matches in K League 2 with Suwon Samsung  Bluewings set to play their first match in the second tier this Sunday.   Director's cut edition on Patreon.com/KLeagueUnited

With promotion and relegation playoffs at a close, The K League United Podcast looks back at Suwon FC's sublime showing to seal safety before turning its attention to the continent for the end of the AFC Champions League group stages. K League United columnist Michael Redmond then looks back at his last six years of supporting Seoul E-Land as he prepares to bid farewell to the Korean peninsular.   A dramatic end to the K League play-offs saw Suwon FC overwhelm Busan IPark late on to retain their top flight status in style while Gangwon FC also saw off a spirited Gimpo FC to secure their stay in K League 1 for 2024. K League United's Andrew Farrell took it all in and speaks with Matthew Binns over a memorable second leg, or rather one to forget for Busan fans. Andrew then catches up with Lachlan Jackson to get his post-match thoughts on a game that proved to be one of the highlights of his Korea.   [READ: "Best moment of my career - Lachlan Jackson]   We then head to Jeonju where Matthew is joined by Michael Redmond to wrap the AFC Champions League groups stages and we hear comments from manager Dan Petrescu in the post-match press conference.   [READ: Jeonbuk Progress to the Round of 16]   Finally, as he prepares to leave Korea, Michael Redmond hosts this week's Futbology segment as he looks back over his last six years supporting Seoul E-Land.   All this and more on The K League United Podcast.

Ulsan Hyundai are K League 1 champions again! But at the other end of the table, there are even more relegation worries for the two Suwon teams. In this week's episode of the K League United Podcast, we hear from K League TV commentator Alex Jensen who was on duty for the game that sealed the title for Ulsan. Paul and Andrew recap their visits to the two Suwon games at the weekend and go over their survival chances. Then there's the Futbology Match of the Week, looking ahead to Matchday 4 of the 2023-2024 AFC Champions League.

K League 1 returned as did the fans in their droves as record attendances across the country for Korea's top-flight soared. Matthew Binns and Paul Neat look back at all six matches in an entertaining opening weekend and have a number of interviews as well from the mixed zones of Ulsan, Seoul and Daejeon.   K League 1 kicked-off on Saturday 25th Februrary down at Ulsan Munsu Stadium where the Champions Ulsan Hyundai took on FA Cup Winners Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors, before later in the afternoon saw FC Seoul face Incheon United in the Gyeongin Derby (or is it a derby? Listen to find out why) and Suwon Samsung Bluewings against Gwangju FC.   [LISTEN: Media Day Interviews featuring Stanislav Iljutcenko and Oh Ban-suk]   Then, we move swiftly to Sunday where Pohang Steelers hosted Daegu in an entertaining affair, while Daejeon Hana Citizen made their return to K League 1 known as they faced Gangwon FC. Jeju United also played Suwon FC.   On top of recaps of all six matches, we have six mixed zone interviews as well including, Ulsan Hyundai's Gustav Ludwigson, FC Seoul's Ki Sung-yueng, Incheon United's Gerso Fernandes and the Daejeon trio of Anton, Leandro and Thiago to round things off.   All this and more, on The K League United Podcast!

In this week's episode of The K League United Podcast, Paul sits down for an exclusive interview with Suwon FC star Lee Seung-woo. The former Barcelona youth prospect talks about life in K League, his aspirations for the national team, his time in Europe, and much more. Not only that, but Ryan and Matthew go over Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors' AFC Champions League exit.

The K League United Podcast enters its fourth week of pre-season training ahead of Season 5, with Matthew Binns hosting from quarantine alongside Paul Neat as the pair of them give their verdicts on the transfer window so far.   First, Matthew and Paul look at the headline signings, with Lee Seung-woo's Suwon FC dominating discussion as to his story so far and where he will fit in, not to mention what this move could do for his career and the K League itself.   Then, the duo cast their eyes to surprising signings before then looking to the moves they think were intelligent bits of business.    Finally, both of them make their decisions on which sides could be considered to be "winning" the window at present.   All this and more on this pre-season edition of The K League United Podcast.

K League United Editors Paul Neat and Matthew Binns host this week's K League United Podcast and look to swiftly move on from Korea's disappointing exit at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, giving their brief verdicts on how it eventually transpired for Kim Hak-bum's men.   Attention then swiftly returns to K League with interviews from players at two of the K League 1's in-form sides; Incheon United and Suwon FC. Paul speaks with centre-back Harrison Delbridge about adjusting to life in Korea and the encouraging displays from his side this season.   Matthew is then joined on the phone by Suwon FC striker and K League 1's leading goalscorer Lars Veldwijk one year from the podcast's last interview with him after joining the side. The striker talks about how life at Suwon has helped him and the threat his side now pose. There's also a mention of THAT result against Ulsan.   Finally, there's time for a number of your questions from the Eulji Lewis Mailbag. All this and more on The K League United Podcast.

The original podcasting trio of Ryan Walters, Paul Neat, and Matthew Binns is back to run the rule over a busy weekend of football in Korea. The first segment sees the three discuss a slew of shock upsets in the top flight, chief among them Suwon FC's 5-2 dismantling of the Asian Champs in Ulsan with Lars Veldwijk netting no less than four times and assisting the fifth! As we're so fond of saying, "there ain't no party like a K2 party!" and the second division is living up to the hype with yet another team (Gimcheon Sangmu) claiming first place. The three go over the weekend's results and what they mean for the ever-changing title race. Finally, the third segment has the Korean Men's National Team in the spotlight after an opening day loss to New Zealand and a much improved 4-0 victory over Romania in the follow up match. Ryan, Paul, and Matt discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of the first two matches and what they hope to see moving forward. Lastly, the Eulji Lewis Mailbag has questions about pet hates in K League (hello VAR!), Spanish players in Korea, and FC Anyang's plans for a new football-specific stadium. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast!

Ryan Walters, Matthew Binns, and Michael Redmond run the rule over the top two divisions as the calendar ticks over to May. In the first segment, the three dive into the wild world of K League 2 where FC Anyang remain at the top and pre-season favourites Gimcheon Sangmu remain outside a playoff position. They also discuss Jeju United's strong return to the top flight and how they're getting results. The second segment sees FC Seoul under the microscope again to assess whether or not this may be their dreaded 2018 season all over again. Paul Neat then joins to chat with Dajeon Hana Citizen midfielder Edinho about his time in Korea and the club's expectations this season. The show rolls on with the third segment looking at Suwon FC's massive overhaul this winter and it's... less than desirable results. Finally, youth players take centre stage not just because of the early U22 substitutions, but also because some youngsters have made a name for themselves quite early on in 2021. Lastly, the Eulji Lewis Mailbag sees questions ranging from roster rules to potential transfers this summer and everything in between. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast!

Ryan Walters, Matthew Binns, and Peter Hampshire welcome columnists from across Korea and the globe to preview all 12 K League 1 teams! Beginning with promoted sides Jeju United and Suwon FC and working their way up the 2020 table, the columnists go over notable moves, key players, young players to watch, the biggest questions for each team, and give a reason to watch. After going over all of the teams in the top flight, the hosts open up the Eulji Lewis Mailbag with questions about potential title challengers, transfer window winners and losers, and a bit about Aussies in Korea. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast!

It's a two man booth as Paul Neat and Ryan Walters go over the early returns in the K League transfer window. It may still early January, but a number of big names have already made their moves, and as Patreon subscribers well know, there are plenty of rumors to mull over as well.   The two pick some the headline grabbing official transfers to discuss such as Na Sang-ho to FC Seoul, the exodus at Ulsan, and the smart business being done by Suwon FC and Gangwon FC. They then make up their ideal transfer out of thin air, and unsurprisingly ASEAN players get a mention. All that an more in this EXTRA edition of the K League United Podcast!

Ryan Walters welcomes by Matthew Binns and George Slade to the virtual Kim Do-hoon Bunker to break down the K League 2 playoff matches of the season. They start in Changwon where Gyeongnam FC moved on after a 1-1 draw against Daejeon Hana Citizen with a disputed VAR call taking center stage late in the game. The conversation then shifts North where Suwon FC also benefitted from being the higher seed and was promoted to K League 1... after a contentious late VAR call. After getting most of the VAR whinging out of the way, they do briefly discuss why Suwon went up and whether or not this playoff system is the right one moving forward.   The second segment brings reprieve from VAR in the form of AFC Champions League. Ryan, Matt, and George go group by group assessing each K League team's performance thus far. They start with the rollercoaster that has been FC Seoul from their 5-0 dismantling of Chiangrai United to back-to-back losses. Moving on to Group F, they talk about Yoon Bit-garam's meteoric rise on the international stage and the Horangi securing top spot in the group. Group G brings up the Suwon Samsung Bluewings unenviable position of having to beat Vissel Kobe by multiple goals in order to advance. And finally, they discuss the first Korean team eliminated from the contest: Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors.    Lastly, the three open up a full Eulji Lewis Mailbag with questions ranging from formations to ACL, and back to – you guessed it – VAR. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast. 

Sports Update -KBO: Korean Series wrap: NC Win -KBO's Kim Ha-seong posted for MLB -Promotion playoff: Suwon FC vs. Gyeongnam FC -Son Heungmin's FIFA Goal of the Year -KBO 한국시리즈 마무리: NC 우승 -키움, 김하성 MLB 포스팅 공시 요청 -K리그 수원 vs 경남 -손흥민 FIFA 푸스카스상 후보 선정 Guest: Yoo Jee-ho, Sports Reporter, Yonhap News Agency --

Mark, Tom and The Chief are back to talk about all things K1 and K2. We talk about the upcoming '48 Shades Supermatch' as Seongnam host Seoul with fans back in the stadiums, there's Korean National games, the rise, rise and rise of Suwon FC, a certain German and much more......

Ryan Walters is joined by Matthew Binns and Paul Neat for the first time in a long time to discuss an electric opening to Final Rounds A and B in K League 1. With a total of 25 goals and three separate hat tricks, there's plenty to discuss in a look back on Round 23 in the top flight. The three discuss Jeonbuk drawing level on points with Ulsan after a narrow win over Sangju combined with (surprise surprise) Ulsan bottling it at the end against Daegu. The three also take a look ahead to Round 24 and give one thing to watch in each Final Round A match.    The second segment shifts focus to Final Round B where no one is safe from the drop as Incheon United continue the greatest of escapes. An emphatic 6-0 victory (their biggest margin in history) over Seongnam lifted Incheon off the bottom of the table and put everyone all the way up to seventh place in doubt of their survival chances.    Lastly, the hosts take a look at the two-horse race for the K League title between Jeju United and Suwon FC. With both sides on impressive unbeaten runs, can anyone stop them? Ryan, Matt, and Paul also discuss the playoff picture and what each team needs to do in order to stay on the right side of the dividing line.  All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast. 

Ryan Walters is joined by Matthew Binns and Paul Neat for the first time in a long time to discuss an electric opening to Final Rounds A and B in K League 1. With a total of 25 goals and three separate hat tricks, there's plenty to discuss in a look back on Round 23 in the top flight. The three discuss Jeonbuk drawing level on points with Ulsan after a narrow win over Sangju combined with (surprise surprise) Ulsan bottling it at the end against Daegu. The three also take a look ahead to Round 24 and give one thing to watch in each Final Round A match. The second segment shifts focus to Final Round B where no one is safe from the drop as Incheon United continue the greatest of escapes. An emphatic 6-0 victory (their biggest margin in history) over Seongnam lifted Incheon off the bottom of the table and put everyone all the way up to seventh place in doubt of their survival chances. Lastly, the hosts take a look at the two-horse race for the K League title between Jeju United and Suwon FC. With both sides on impressive unbeaten runs, can anyone stop them? Ryan, Matt, and Paul also discuss the playoff picture and what each team needs to do in order to stay on the right side of the dividing line. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast.

Korea24 – 2020.08.24 (Monday) - News Briefing: In a weekly meeting with senior aides on Monday, President Moon Jae-in issued a message to the Korean public, calling for unity in overcoming the surge of coronavirus infections. The President warned that a failure to contain the current situation will inevitably lead to the near lock-down Level 3 social distancing measure. (Sam Len) - In-Depth News Analysis: Professor Vladimir Tikhonov, from Oslo University, and Adjunct Professor Kim Byoung-joo of Hankuk University of Foreign Studies discuss the idea of eliminating works created by historical figures with highly controversial pasts. They delve into this ideological debate brought into the spotlight again over the composer of South Korea's national anthem. (광복회 김원웅 회장의 "안익태는 민족반역자, 애국가 교체해야" 발언 논란) - Korea Trending with Jacco Zwetsloot: Seoul enforces a new rule that requires facemasks to be worn at all times in public(마스크 의무화), offensive remarks made towards anime enthusiasts are overheard in a movie theater(오타쿠), and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration(FDA) authorizes the emergency use of blood plasma from recovered COVID-19 patients to treat the virus(혈장치료제 FDA 긴급승인). - Sports: Yoo Jee-ho from Yonhap News Agency talks about MLB pitchers Kim Kwang-hyun(김광현) and Ryu Hyun-jin(류현진) boasting strong starts while K league's Incheon United snaps at the heels of the first-place Suwon FC with their latest win. He then lays down what would happen in the world of South Korean sports if social distancing measures were to be raised to Level 3. - Morning Edition Preview with Mark Wilson-Choi: Mark shares an article from the Korea Times that warns of stricter policies on cafes if people do not properly follow social distancing guidelines, and an article in the Korea Herald covers two National Treasures being bought by the National Museum of Korea after they failed to go up for sale at auction.

Ryan Walters and Matthew Binns are joined by Bucheon 1995 columnist George Slade to take a look back on K League 1 Round 13 and K League 2 Round 12. They each give their main takeaways from a high scoring weekend that saw some lopsided results in K1, and narrow victories in the increasingly tight K2. Matthew sits down with Suwon FC forward and South African international Lars Veldwijk in the second segment to discuss his move from Jeonju to Suwon. The two discuss the trend of players moving directly to Korea from the Eredivisie, the reason he left Jeonbuk, fitting in to a very good Suwon side, and what promotion would mean to his new club. The third segment sees Ryan, Matthew, and George look ahead to the weekend to preview the upcoming matches in both divisions and which games to keep an eye on in particular. A number of teams next to each other in the table square off in K1 and K2, and there's plenty of mention of a certain manager that probably should be on the hot seat right now. Finally, they catch up on previous Eulji Lewis Mailbag questions from weeks past regarding Jeonbuk success and how much José Morais influences it... if at all. They also discuss K2 unsung heroes, new signings, and Choi Yong-soo's longevity as FC Seoul manager. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast.

Ryan Walters and Matthew Binns are joined by Bucheon 1995 columnist George Slade to take a look back on K League 1 Round 13 and K League 2 Round 12. They each give their main takeaways from a high scoring weekend that saw some lopsided results in K1, and narrow victories in the increasingly tight K2.   Matthew sits down with Suwon FC forward and South African international Lars Veldwijk in the second segment to discuss his move from Jeonju to Suwon. The two discuss the trend of players moving directly to Korea from the Eredivisie, the reason he left Jeonbuk, fitting in to a very good Suwon side, and what promotion would mean to his new club.    The third segment sees Ryan, Matthew, and George look ahead to the weekend to preview the upcoming matches in both divisions and which games to keep an eye on in particular. A number of teams next to each other in the table square off in K1 and K2, and there's plenty of mention of a certain manager that probably should be on the hot seat right now.    Finally, they catch up on previous Eulji Lewis Mailbag questions from weeks past regarding Jeonbuk success and how much José Morais influences it... if at all. They also discuss K2 unsung heroes, new signings, and Choi Yong-soo's longevity as FC Seoul manager.    All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast. 

A week after putting K1 under the microscope, Ryan Walters, Matthew Binns, and Michael Redmond turn their attention to K League 2 after 11 Rounds. They each pick a team and a player that has impressed in the first few months, with leaders Suwon FC understandably getting a lot of praise. Paul Neat joins once again in the second segment to look at the U22 rule in the second division. He and Matthew discuss the trend of subbing youth players off before half-time, and go team by team once more going over who has and hasn't had a good showing thus far. They also give a clarification on youth wages. Ryan, and Michael return for the third segment to break down what's gone wrong with the underperforming sides in the second division. Pre-season promotion hopefuls Gyeongnam FC get a fair few mentions, but given the ever-changing nature of the second division, few others seemed to feel "earned." Lastly, the Eulji Lewis Mailbag sees questions ranging from Seoul E-Land's promotion chances this and next year, what's gone wrong at Daejeon, and a discussion on just how good An Byong-jun is this season. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast.

A week after putting K1 under the microscope, Ryan Walters, Matthew Binns, and Michael Redmond turn their attention to K League 2 after 11 Rounds. They each pick a team and a player that has impressed in the first few months, with leaders Suwon FC understandably getting a lot of praise.    Paul Neat joins once again in the second segment to look at the U22 rule in the second division. He and Matthew discuss the trend of subbing youth players off before half-time, and go team by team once more going over who has and hasn't had a good showing thus far. They also give a clarification on youth wages.    Ryan, and Michael return for the third segment to break down what's gone wrong with the underperforming sides in the second division. Pre-season promotion hopefuls Gyeongnam FC get a fair few mentions, but given the ever-changing nature of the second division, few others seemed to feel "earned."    Lastly, the Eulji Lewis Mailbag sees questions ranging from Seoul E-Land's promotion chances this and next year, what's gone wrong at Daejeon, and a discussion on just how good An Byong-jun is this season. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast. 

Ryan Walters is joined by Peter Hampshire and Todd Wilde to discuss the opening month of the K League season and some of the biggest talking points from the month of May. In the first segment, the three discuss the early season title contenders in each division, whether or not they'll still be there at the end of the season, and the delightful surprise that is Suwon FC.   In the second segment, Peter and Todd take the lead to discuss the rough returns of Gwangju and Busan, and how the opening month may not actually be all that indicative of the season ahead. The second round of the FA Cup, and the overwhelming amount of K2 clubs that prevailed is also discussed along with what's still missing from the tournament.   Lastly, the hosts discuss the early season Golden Boot race, and the surprise starts for Seongnam FC and Bucheon 1995; two teams punching well above their weight thus far. They then hop into the Eulji Lewis Mailbag and answer questions about managers on the hot seat, the secret to beating Ulsan, and what could be a very interesting summer transfer window.  All that and more in this week's edition of The K League United Podcast.

Ryan Walters is joined by Peter Hampshire and Todd Wilde to discuss the opening month of the K League season and some of the biggest talking points from the month of May. In the first segment, the three discuss the early season title contenders in each division, whether or not they'll still be there at the end of the season, and the delightful surprise that is Suwon FC. In the second segment, Peter and Todd take the lead to discuss the rough returns of Gwangju and Busan, and how the opening month may not actually be all that indicative of the season ahead. The second round of the FA Cup, and the overwhelming amount of K2 clubs that prevailed is also discussed along with what's still missing from the tournament. Lastly, the hosts discuss the early season Golden Boot race, and the surprise starts for Seongnam FC and Bucheon 1995; two teams punching well above their weight thus far. They then hop into the Eulji Lewis Mailbag and answer questions about managers on the hot seat, the secret to beating Ulsan, and what could be a very interesting summer transfer window. All that and more in this week's edition of The K League United Podcast.

Mark, Joe and a late arriving Paul join to talk K2 and the remarkable goalscoring feats of Suwon FC. the remarkable missing K League merchandise and the ever increasing likelihood of a fan-free season.

Meie tänase saate külaliseks on jalgpallur, kel on oma profikarjääri jooksul olnud võimalus mängida nii Rootsis, Šotimaal, Norras kui ka kaugel Aasias - täpsemalt on meie tänase podcasti kangelane hetkel Lõuna-Korea jalgpalliklubi, Suwon FC ründaja. Meil on hea meel, et meie podcasti on täna külla tulnud jalgpallur, Henri Anier. Tänases saates rääkisime me temaga välismaal elamisest, kaotusvalust, meeskonnatööst ning ühest imelikust harjumusest.

Mark and Paul welcome special guest Joe aka The Chief to talk about all things Suwon FC and K2 for 2019. They also go over some stats from 2018 from the K-League website, talk about a surprising transfer, discuss the nightmare that was the Asian Cup and more.....

The boys review the relegation play-off and the FA Cup final, have special guest A Chief in Korea on to review a season spent watching Suwon FC and more...

This week the Diegos travel over to Korea Republic to chat to former Adelaide United star and now Suwon FC goal-king Bruce Djite. Hot Topic of the night is FFA's delaying expansion of the A-League. They travel over to the UK and chat all things EPL with football journo for THE SUN Mike McGrath. If its informative and entertaining football chat you are after listen to the FOUR DIEGOS on SEN 1116 Melbourne's home of sport....OLE!

This week the Diegos travel over to the Korea Republic to chat to former Victory captain and Suwon FC star Adrian Leijer. The boys discuss the fallout from the Melbourne derby, Dean Bouzanis' five-game suspension and the disciplinary issues that have ravaged Melbourne City's squad for its game vs Brisbane Roar this weekend. They talk W-League and compare its standing with the newly formed AFLW competition. If it's entertaining and informative world football chat you are after listen to the Four Diegos on SEN 1116 melbourne's Home of Sport ...OLE!

Fresh after winning an A-League premiership with Adelaide United, Australian soccer star Bruce was preparing for the 2016-2017 season when he got a call from his agent. The next day, he was off to South Korea to join K-League team, Suwon FC, and playing with his new teammates by the end of the week! Bruce talks about how the deal went down and shares all of the implications that are not often talked about in detail, including contract clauses, transfer fees, payments and bonuses, as well as other complexities such as cultural adjustments and having his young family home in Australia. We also compare soccer leagues worldwide, and talk about what Australian players stand to earn in regions such as Asia. Off-Field is hosted and produced by PickStar's Andrew Montesi and James Begley. PickStar is the best place to book sports stars for any event, campaign or engagement you can imagine. Choose from over 700 stars past and present, PickStar works fast with ANY budget. Visit http://pickstar.com.au. Off-Field is more than just a podcast. We host regular meet-up events and live interviews for people interested in the business of sport and sports marketing. Find out more: Sign up to our mailing list and contact us: http://off-field.co Join our sports marketing and business group on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13504358 Join us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OffFieldPodcast