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Ante Milicic is an Australian soccer Coach and former professional player. As a player he represented Australia and won National Championships and was the first player to score a hat-trick in the A-League. After retiring he moved in to coaching straight away with becoming player/coach for Sydney United in 2009. At the same time he became an Assistant coach for the Australian U20 team. From there he was an assistant coach to Ange P at the 2014 WC in Brazil and the 2015 victorious Asian Cup as well as assistant to Bert Van Marjwick at the 2018 WC in Russia. In 2019 he was appointed as the Australian Womens National Coach and led them to the Round of 16 at the World Cup. In 2020 he was then named as the inaugural Head Coach for the new National league Mens team Macarthur.Some of the key highlights areHow he talks about his first task when taking over the Matilda's was to ask all the staff to present their role and responsibilities to him. And how this brought a level of calmness to the group.How his time coaching both men and women at the elite level has taught him about the importance of taking time with players as individuals and helping them prepare through either technical or emotional information.How the feeling that he didn't do enough with the talent he had as a player now shapes the way he works with helping people develop mental strength.If you would like to send us any feedback or if you know a great coach, who has a unique story to share, then we would love to hear from you, please contact us at paul@thegreatcoachespodcast.com or contact us through our website thegreatcoachespodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Izbornik hrvatske nogometne reprezentacije Zlatko Dalić i predsjednik Hrvatskog nogometnog saveza Marijan Kustić odgovaraju na pitanja o kampovima za mlade u Sydneyu i Melbourneu, dojmovima iz Australije i obećanju o novim stadionima u Hrvatskoj. Dalić pojašnjava pojmove koje često koristi - zajedništvo, skromnost, poniznost - i odgovara na pitanje o političkim ambicijama. HNS je 2023 po prvi put u Australijiji organizirao kampove za mlade nogometaše hrvatskog porijekla. Domaćini su bili nogometni klubovi Sydney United 58 i Melbourne Knights.

Iz organizacije Football Australia, nacionalnog nogometnog saveza, su koncem studenog objavili dugo očekivanu Nacionalnu drugu ligu, čiji je početak planiran za travanj 2025. To se vidi i kao povratak nogometnih klubova migrantskih zajednica na nacionalnu scenu. Među osam utemeljiteljskih klubova ove nove lige se našao i Sydney United 58, ranije poznat i kao Sydney Croatia kojega su 1958. godine utemeljili australski Hrvati. Bio je to povod za razgovor s predsjednikom kluba Markom Ivančićem.

Australski noometni savez objavio je da će u travnju 2025. početi najtecanje u dugo očekivanoj Drugoj nacionalnoj ligi. No, što je točno ovo novo natjecanje i kako će ono pomoći razvoju nogometa u Australiji?

Schwarzie visits the Tottenham Hotspur training ground to catch up with fellow Aussies Ange Postecoglou and Mile Jedinak following Spurs' impressive start to the season. Ange speaks about Spurs' incredible start, the challenges they've faced, how he's conveyed his methods to the players so quickly, what it's like working with Mile Jedinak, as well as what the National Second Tier will do for Australian football.Meanwhile Jedinak divulges what made him join Ange at Spurs, his coaching style, ambitions for his career and reminisces on his days at Sydney United at the start of his career. ---------See every match of the Premier League, LALIGA, European qualifiers and WSL live and on-demand on Optus Sport.AND, watch our brand new weekly women's football show: the Women's Football Wrap on the Optus Sport app. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As the most successful club in ALM history we hold ourselves to a higher standard than the rest. What took place last Saturday night should never be repeated and fans and members of the club deserve more. The men were out played, the women had a disappointing last minute draw but the shining light were our young fellas of the NPL who had a brilliant win against Sydney United thanks to a Mitch Glasson goal in the closing stages of the game. Jules, Jono and Sean dissect the weekend's results, look ahead to the weekend's fixtures and all emphatically agree a change is needed yesterday.

TNC adopts a siege mentality and vows to prove the outside critics wrong, as Vince Rugari joins the cast for a huge episode. Alongside the billionaire media mogul are Josh Parish, Joey Lynch, Nick D'Urbano, Lachie Flannigan and Teo Pellizzeri to chat all things A-League, Socceroos World Cup squad, the Sydney United sanctions and upcoming Matildas fixtures. (00:03:41) - The Central Coast Mariners tear Marko Rudan's hitherto undefeated Wanderers apart, with Garang Kuol's second half introduction again proving decisive. Does Nick Montgomery deserve more buzz? Did Jason Cummings do enough to impress Graham Arnold? And is Kuol on the plane to Qatar? (00:26:24) - Melbourne City easily roll a sorry Perth Glory at AAMI Park - but will they be sending two Socceroos to the World Cup, or three? (00:37:41) - Western United's once imperious defence crumbles again at home to Adelaide. Is it time to put a line through the reigning Champions? (01:01:21) - The side formerly known as the Box Office Jets stutters to a 4-0 defeat on the road against the Victory. Where did it all go wrong for Arthur Papas? And have the Vuck found the tonic to their attacking woes? (01:17:02) - Wellington smash four past Macarthur at the Cake Tin, and Sydney FC fall to a shock defeat against the Roar. (01:30:00) - No more sitting on the fence - we fantasy book our 26-man Socceroos squads for the World Cup! (01:46:26) - Rugari and D'Urbano square off in the Great Volpato Debate™ Plus: the sanctions handed down to Sydney United (02:16:40), upcoming Matildas games against Sweden and Thailand (02:24:28) and some special TNC announcements.

Krovna nogometna organizacija Football Australia izrekla je doživotnu zabranu navijaču drugom navijaču Sydney Uniteda 58 zbog "fašističkog pozdrava ili slične geste" , a predsjednik James Johnson je u medijima govorio o mogućoj potrebi promjene "kulture" u Unitedu.

Thailand confronts its worst mass killing, Unrelenting rain in much of eastern Australia And a second Sydney United 58 fan banned for life.

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

In this latest Hindi News bulletin: Warnings of potential flash flooding in New South Wales; Indian PM Narendra Modi talks to Vladimir Zelensky; Sydney United receives show cause notice by Football Australia for fan misbehavior and more.

Warnings of potential flash flooding in New South Wales, ALDI facing fines for underpaying its warehouse workers, And a lifetime ban for a Sydney United 58 supporter.

In this latest Hindi News bulletin: Interest rates are set to rise again, as the Reserve Bank prepares for its monthly board meeting; Optus announces independent external review after recent data breach; Sydney United receives show cause notice by Football Australia for fan misbehavior and more.

Povijesni uspjeh nogometnog kluba Sydney United 58, poznatog i imenu Sydney Croatia, prvog kluba iz niže lige koji se izborio za mjesto u finalu Australskog kupa, pao je u sjenu ponašanja dijela njihovih navijača na finalnoj utakmici. Krovna nogometna organizaca - Football Australia oštro je osudila mali broj navijača koji su i"zgleda izvodili nacističke pozdrave", te izviždali ceremoniju Dobro došli u zemlju. Uprava kluba se u svom priopćenju ogradila od svakog oblika nepoštivanja i rasizma, a istraga koju provodi Football Australia u suradnji s policijom, mogla bi dovesti do kazni za pojedince, ali i za klub.

Debate over how much interest rates will rise by after tomorrow's Reserve Bank meeting, An independent external review to be held into the Optus cyberattack, Football Australia issues a show cause notice to Sydney United for fan misbehaviour.

Football Australia say eight fans were thrown out of Saturday's Australia Cup final which was overshadowed by a section of Sydney United 58 fans chanting songs with fascist links. NPL NSW side United, which became the first non A-League Men side to reach the final, lost 2-0 to A-League Men club Macarthur FC in front of a 16,000-strong crowd - the second biggest in the competition's history. A section of fans from United, formerly known as Sydney Croatia, sang “Za Dom Spremni” (for homeland - ready) - a chant used by the far right Ustase movement in the 1930s and 1940s.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob Gilbert and Michael Edgley are joined by former Socceroo Robbie Cornthwaite on the eve of the A-League Men's campaign, reviewing the mixed sentiment out of the Australia Cup final and looking towards which clubs could challenge this campaign.The Guardian's Jamie Jackson returns after Manchester City put paid to United's momentum under Erik ten Hag, annihilating them 6-3. Can anyone stop City?Willem van Denderen covers the problematic behaviour of the Sydney United 58 supporters & the tragedy at Java's Kanjuruhan Stadium, while Derek Dyson has an update that those heading to Qatar might not want to hear...Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/box2boxntsEnjoy our written content: https://www.box2boxnts.com.au/Keep your eye out for Box2Box Offside later in the week with a Matildas Stalwart!(4/10/22)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vossy wraps up a huge weekend of sport, headlined by last night's NRL Grand Final

Finale Australskog nogometnog kupa održava se u subotu, 1. listopada u Sydneyu. 724 nogometna kluba natjecala su se u ovogodišnjem natjecanju, a do finala su došli profesionalni klub Macarthur FC i polu-profesionalni klub Sydney United 58, osnovan 1958. pod imenom Croatia Sydney. Predsjednik Uniteda osvrće se na povijest kluba, put do finala, te najavljuje subotnju utakmicu.

The history-making coach joins the boys ahead of the Australia Cup Final on Saturday Night at CommBank Stadium against Macarthur FC. Their fairytale run to this point and how they'll approach the club's biggest game in more than 2 decades.

Simon Hill and Alex Brosque are back for the 2022/23 season with The Global Game! They kick off by talking the 5 big topics of the week before an interview with APL CEO Danny Townsend (9:47), a review of the Socceroos international window (29:08) and a chat with Sydney United Head Coach Miro Vlastelica ahead of an historic Australia Cup Final (37:03). The 2nd Half kicks off with Spencer Prior chatting England and the first two months of the EPL (46:35), Elissia Carnavas on the Matildas Squad announced today (59:12) more on the A-League off-season (1:03:06) and finally Football Asia with Paul Williams (1:14:59). We're Live across Australia and New Zealand every Tuesday from 9pm (Australian Eastern Time).If you want to get in contact call 1300 01 1170 or Text 0457 736 736 in the show hours.Or you can tweet us anytime @GlobalGameSEN

In case you didn't know, The Socceroos are back in action this weekend, taking on New Zealand into a two game series. With excitement building, who better to join the George and Lachie this week than 10 Football Commentator Robbie Thomson! Robbie will be calling the second of the two matches between the sides and gave his thoughts on some of Graham Arnold's selections, Garang Kuol's rumoured move to Newcastle and the upcoming Australia Cup final between Sydney United & Macarthur (which, as you might've guessed, Robbie will also be calling!).

The couch is back with a very special guest!Sydney United forward, goal scoring machine, Patrick Antelmi.The couch re-lives that amazing Aus Cup run, preview a tasty Aus Cup Final, talk brother banter, Qatar 2022 kits, Football players young and old, an allstar game in the Prem, clubs giving back to fans & some weird things football has banned over the years. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Socceroos squad is out. The Cumdog is in. Garangski is in. Delbridge is in. Alex Grant isn't. Jake Brimmer isn't. Arzani isn't. Stoll and Joey break it all down, analyse the who and the why of those picked by Graham Arnold and look ahead to the two-game New Zealand series. Then there's a conversation about the Socceroos World Cup kits that begins with the boys talking about how they don't see themselves as big kit guys... and ends with them googling Uruguay's 1930 World Cup strip. Before all that, there's a chat about the Australia Cup final between Sydney United and Macarthur. Are the Bulls actually going to be fun to watch this year? Is Daniel Arzani a legit Johnny Warren Medal contender? That's followed by a breakdown of the A-League Women's fixture and the pros and cons of the new strategy the APL is pursuing this year. Then there's the A-Liga Men's. Three weeks away, are people excited? Are the APL doing all they could? How much can the APL do? Does the distinction really matter in the eyes of the public? Plus, Joey drops and NSD exclusive. 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​

Se jugó la última semifinal de la Copa de Futbol de Australia donde el Macarthur FC derrotó al Oakleigh Cannons, y con ello llega a la final en la que se enfrentará al Sydney United. Escucha esta y otras noticias de deportes.

After their commanding 5-2 win over the Oakleigh Cannons last night, George and Lachie caught up with Macarthur FC Sporting Director Sam Krslovic to discuss the clubs start to life under Dwight Yorke, the venue for the Australia Cup venue and Sam's excitement at the prospect of facing his boyhood club Sydney United in the match.

All the big issues are hit on the GegenPod as we welcome back Socceroos icon Mark Schwarzer and Premier League legends Thomas Sorensen and Michael Bridges with host Teo Pellizzeri, including: Live reaction to the Socceroos squad dropping for the farewell games before the FIFA World Cup in QatarFixture pile-up set to continue for Premier League teams after The Queen's passingGraham Potter succeeds Thomas Tuchel at Chelsea, is he the culture changer the Blues need?Brighton and Bournemouth vacancies and Ange Postecoglou refusing to be wooed away from CelticDiego Costa's comeback an attempt to defy father time Bayern Munich get the better of Barcelona in the Champions League while Spurs stumbleFA WSL kicks off - can anyone beat Sam Kerr's Chelsea in our Aussie-filled league? Madrid derby hits LaLiga but will Antoine Griezmann hit the field for longer than 30 minutes? Aussies abroad chat - Tom Rogic finds a new club while Garang Kuol hype is set to ramp upSydney United make history in the Australia Cup by becoming the first non-A-League finalistAnd plenty moreSubscribe: https://sport.optus.com.au/signup Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tune in as James, Scott and Adam break down the loss to Sydney United on the weekend (yes we have to cover it), chat about the additions to the Roar's A-League Women squad and present their Teams of the Season for the NPL, FQPL1 and FQPL2 competitions!

Tune in as James, Scott and Adam break down the loss to Sydney United on the weekend (yes we have to cover it), chat about the additions to the Roar's A-League Women squad and present their Teams of the Season for the NPL, FQPL1 and FQPL2 competitions!

It's finals time, and how about that Sydney United mob, eh?It's time to wrap all the ins and outs of the 2022 Football NSW Men's season, and we're pretty sure the Wise Man has made way this week... *checks notes*... yep.And what's more, it's not just Bull and the Chorizo on board this week... you'll know this guy, but he doesn't have a nickname yet, so we'll work on that!So... NPL1? NPL2? A-League implications?To find out every detail, tune in on this round ball edition of Splinters.

In this Podcast, Ari Stamatakos looks at Graham Potter and his new role as Chelsea boss. If he will or will not fail as Chelsea coach. Furthermore, looking at Tuchel and whether or not his sacking was justified. Finishing up with Sydney United's Australia cup triumph and was the Premier League justified in canceling all the weekend games?

Nogometni klub Sydney United 58, hrvatskoj zajednici u Australji poznat i kao Sydney Croatia, finalist je Australskog kupa. To je prvi put da se u finalu bori momčad koja se ne natječe u A ligi, već u NPL-u Novog Južnog Walesa.

There's been soaring highs and crushing lows in the past week of Australian football, and who better to break it down than Joey Lynch, Josh Parish, Taryn Heddo, and Nick D'Urbano? Nobody, that's who. It was another day, another defeat for the Matildas against Canada on Tuesday evening and the vibes were definitely not good. What went wrong? How does it get fixed? Can it be fixed? Should Tony Gustavsson stay? Would Football Australia even be able to move him on? The TNC crew looks at it from all angles as they break it down. Then there's the A-Leagues new broadcast deal. There are two A-League Men games on free-to-air now. That's good. But there's no A-League Women on free-to-air. That's bad. But all A-League Women games are out from behind the paywall. That's good! But it's tucked away from channel surfers. That's bad. Multiple things can be true at once. But then there's the good stuff. Sydney United is the first ever side from outside the A-Leagues into the final of the Australia Cup. Magic. What does this mean for Australian football? And can the Oakleigh Cannons join them in the final? And what does this mean for the future of a National Second Division? Is it time? And as ever, there's the most comprehensive wrap of the National Premier Leagues of any poddy going around. We think. We haven't checked. 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​

In a new, streamlined format of Box2Box, Rob Gilbert and Michael Edgley are joined by Oakleigh Cannons president Stan Papayianneris following their thumping win over South Melbourne to lift their maiden NPL Victoria crown, and to look forward to Wednesday's Australia Cup semi-final against Macarthur.Willem van Denderen covers the big news of the week including Sydney United's history making victory in their Australia Cup semi-final, before The Athletic's Liam Twomey discusses recent ructions at Chelsea that have seen Graham Potter replace Thomas Tuchel. Finally, we continue our build up to Qatar with World Cup Corner, keeping you up to date with everything you need to know ahead of football's biggest show.Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/box2boxntsEnjoy or written content: https://www.box2boxnts.com.au/Keep your eye on your feed for more Box2Box later this week, including Stoppage Time and Box2Box Offside with a very special guest...(13/9/22)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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​

For the first time in club history the Brisbane Roar are off to the Australia Cup Semi Finals. James, Scott and Adam are back on our new podcast home Anchor, to recap the win over Adelaide, Pen Power's clash with Sydney United and analyse the news around the Matildas, NPL action and more.

For the first time in club history the Brisbane Roar are off to the Australia Cup Semi Finals. James, Scott and Adam are back on our new podcast home Anchor, to recap the win over Adelaide, Pen Power's clash with Sydney United and analyse the news around the Matildas, NPL action and more.

It's been a big week in Australian football, so TNC is bringing back the big guns -- Joey back as host! And also Sydney Morning Herald journalist and not a doctor Vince Rugari. With Stoll, Teo, and D'Urbano also jumping on, the boys break down Sydney United's move into the semifinals of the Australia Cup and ask what the Cup needs to do to get the masses to buy into the magic. Keeping the national focus going, the crew then talk Socceroo and Matildas news, as well as scrutinise the tenure of Football Australia CEO James Johnson after news of his contract extension. Ange and Celtic's Champions League -- as well as the amount of oxygen Australian football media can sustain -- is broken down, before Vince jumps off as focus turns to the A-Liga, A-Liga Youth sides, and an in-depth breakdown of the National Premier Leagues around the country

Rob Gilbert and Michael Edgley are joined by Peninsula Power president Craig Feuerriegel ahead of their Australia Cup quarter-final against Sydney United 58, taking us inside the history of the club and what the cup run has meant for their community.The Athletic's Arsenal correspondent Art de Roché joins the show with the Gunners top of the Premier League table after three rounds, tentatively dreaming of a return to the glory days for the first time post-Arséne Wenger.Willem van Denderen covers Guus Hiddink's return to the Socceroos fold and the ongoing dispute between Brisbane Roar and the PFA, while Derek Dyson lauds Leeds and Newcastle, and Benin's decision to change their name in a revamped edition of Stoppage Time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob Gilbert and Michael Edgley are joined by Network 10 & SBS'  Grace Gill following the Young Matildas' exit from the Under 20 Women's World Cup, to dissect a campaign that started with such promise but met a familiar demise for Aussie national teams.Nottingham Forest marked their return to the English top-flight with a famous day at the City Ground last weekend, knocking off West Ham to head into this week's clash with Everton in the League's top half. The BBC's Simon Stone touches on the mood at the famous club, and Cristiano Ronaldo's impending departure from Old Trafford. Willem van Denderen covers a huge week of Australia Cup action following thrilling victories for Sydney United 58 & Peninsula Power, and Derek Dyson unpacks a cracking weekend of Premier League drama with Núñez's red, Conte versus Tuchel, & Manchester United's continued demise all on the agenda. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This conversation is a wonderful insight into Ante Juric, the man, and the coach. This conversation is filled with honesty, frankness, and humour as well as significant wisdom. Ante fell in love with the game in Canberra. Playing for Canberra Deakin, under Tom Sermanni, he made his senior debut for this fantastic club as a youngster, like so many before. The Zelic brothers, Josip Simunic and George Kulcsar to name a few. He played almost 400 games in the NSL, with Melbourne Knights, Sydney Olympic and Canberra Cosmos. He also plied his trade in Portugal, Norway and Malaysia before finishing his playing days at Sydney United. Ante also played for Australia with the U20's, the Olyroos and the Socceroos. Qualifying as a teacher he began his coaching apprenticeship at Westfield Sports High and then Trinity Grammar. He also was an assistant at NSWIS and Sydney FC with the A League Women, working with Alen Stajcic. Ante has worked with Australia's National Women's and Men's Teams, has been National Technical Director for Women, and has coached a range of national junior teams. As Head Coach of Sydney FC Women, he has made five Grand Finals in a row! As Head Coach of Sydney Olympic in the NSW NPL he has just won the Premiership! Please join Gary Cole on this journey of discovering Ante Juric's Football Coaching Life.

Much like his Dad, John Gibson is very much less is more, his message to buyers and investors is simple, ‘DON'T PANIC, HANG ON'! Our industry leader and Managing Director of Locate Negotiate calls for calm amid what could be a short term rollercoaster ride. Whilst Gibson concedes there is reduced buyer enquiry, longer marketing periods, some vendor discounting and perhaps the days of sales figures exceeding asking prices are gone, for now, Gibson has little doubt, in fact, adamant the Real Estate market will see blue skies perhaps sooner than anticipated. Certainly, sooner than the so called experts who just a couple of years ago forecasted drops of up to 30% in the residential market. Gibson points to the growth over the last two years being ‘off the charts'. Gibson has the answers as to why we are in a strong position. A must listen for any buyer or investor! Sure, interest rates are on the rise with the RBA trying to apply the hand brake with rising living costs due to inflationary factors but for how long will the interest rates hikes last? Gibson gives his take, his reasons for optimism are factual and comforting, to say the least! Talk about ‘Where were you?' moments in Australian sport', Socceroos Coach Graham Arnold substitutes Matt Ryan, his first choice goalkeeper and his captain, with ‘The Grey Wiggle' Andrew Redmayne for the Socceroos World Cup qualifier against Peru. The major point is this was part of ‘Arnie's' plan long before this massive call and can attribute the master stroke to the influence his coaching mentor Gus Hiddink has had on our Socceroos coach as he leads the side to the World Cup in Qatar. Hiddink the master planner and strategist, and Arnold soaked up his lessons it's an extraordinary insight!  That relationship with 'Aussie Guus' etched in history a special relationship, again speaking of ‘Where were you?' moments, Australian Sporting Moment of the Century, yep, ‘that John Aloisis goal' from the penalty box slammed into the net against Uruguay in front of 82,000 adoring Australians. Simply WOW! Originally a Sutherland boy, Arnold clocked up 178 games with Sydney United during the 80's before playing abroad in Belgium, Holland and Japan. This very grounded Super Coach has Real Estate insights if purchasing in Holland! Arnold became player coach for Northern Spirit with Robbie Slater and Phil Moss also at the new club. The coaching ranks beckoned. Coaching Sydney United, then Northern Spirit, moving forward as an assistant and caretaker with the Australian teams before taking on the Australian U/23s. Arnold's time with the Central Coast Mariners was certainly a breakout period, in his three years with the Mariners the Central Coast side achieved three top two finishes, one premiership and one Championship. A quick stint in Japan before landing the Sydney FC coach and Arnold's stocks rose again with another two Premierships and an FFA Cup. He is a Football Federation Australia Football Hall of Fame Inductee; we welcome Graham Arnold to Talking Real Estate with John Gibson. We hope you enjoy this great story.

Meet Liam Austin: Liam Austin is the co-founder of Entrepreneurs HQ and a virtual event strategist. His events have hosted over 400 speakers whilst educating over 100,000+ business owners. Liam's passion for entrepreneurship began while at University when he was tasked with growing strategic partnerships for one of the top tech startups in Sydney, Soulmates Technology.  This was the beginning of Liam's foray into tech and entrepreneurship. For 4 successive years Liam juggled his studies and business with being a professional football (soccer) player in Australia's national competition playing for Wollongong Wolves and Sydney United. Today, Liam's online business community, Entrepreneurs HQ, attracts experts to cover key topics of interest to his audience of 250,000+ small business owners. Liam's expertise is to help promote these virtual events, giving free value to audiences whilst partners benefit from exposure and income. What I love about Liam is his dedication to not only democratizing the secrets behind how entrepreneurs can actually achieve their monetary goals, but also how they can expand their impact around the world without being tied to a physical location.  Liam has created a life that so many of us dream of… one of impact, financial success, as well as geographic freedom. And today we are not only going to hear a little more about his remarkable story but also some of the secrets he's learned along the way so that you can do the same.   So buckle up… this is going to be a good one! Connect with Liam: Instagram: @entrepreneurshq Twitter: @EHQcom Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/entrepreneurshq Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/liamaustin/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Entrepreneurshq Website: https://entrepreneurshq.com/ ... If you're interested in learning more about challenges and how you can use them to maximize your reach, increase your impact and grow your coaching business just click here: http://mychallengecreator.com/  

“Be strong in your beliefs. Don't compromise on your playing style and philosophy and the principles of how you want to play, whether your winning 5-0 or losing 5-0. You might tweak a few a few things but never compromise on any beliefs on the way the game should be played.” - Ufuk Talay This is an engaging and open conversation with Ufuk Talay, the Manager of Wellington Phoenix A League Team. Ufuk fell in love with the game through his father who encouraged him to develop his skills. His dad used the SBS TV show ‘Captain Socceroo' to find new skills for Ufuk to master!  After debuting for Marconi and winning a championship in the NSL, Ufuk signed for the large Turkish powerhouse Galatasaray, coached by Liverpool legend Graeme Souness. We discuss the passion of the incredible derbies with Fenerbahçe and his almost 10 years playing in Turkey. He had the opportunity to serve an apprenticeship on his coaching journey at Sydney United, the AIS and the Joeys before taking on Head Coaching roles with the Joeys and the Australian U20 teams. Then he served as an Assistant with Steve Corica at Sydney FC before taking on the Manager position at Wellington Phoenix, where his team consistently plays attractive and successful football. Ufuk talks openly about his coaching journey, his learnings from Ange Postecoglou, developing young Kiwi footballers and the challenge of Australian junior coaches with so many players not getting enough game time. This is Ufuk Talays's Football Coaching Life.

The ACL is in our rearview mirror (thank goodness!) as we look ahead to the Big Blue and a very intriguing off season...the rumour mill is already providing kindling to what may or may not happen in the coming months leading into next season. Jules and Sean discuss our ACL wash-up and dissect this pulsating rumour mill and twitter gossip about the team. We wax lyrical about our young SFC NPL boys spanking Sydney United for SIX with Jaiden Kurcharski putting on a masterclass. Hope to see you all at the Big Blue- our last home game of the season and our final farewell to Kogarah.

The ACL is in our rearview mirror (thank goodness!) as we look ahead to the Big Blue and a very intriguing off season...the rumour mill is already providing kindling to what may or may not happen in the coming months leading into next season. Jules and Sean discuss our ACL wash-up and dissect this pulsating rumour mill and twitter gossip about the team. We wax lyrical about our young SFC NPL boys spanking Sydney United for SIX with Jaiden Kurcharski putting on a masterclass. Hope to see you all at the Big Blue- our last home game of the season and our final farewell to Kogarah.

Zeljko Kalac, perhaps better known as ‘Spider' in Australian Football circles, played over 400 games for club and country, with 54 caps for the Socceroos over fourteen years. Spider's amazing career saw him play as a youngster with Sydney United before heading overseas to play in Holland with Roda and in Italy with AC Milan, winning a European Champions League. Zeljko's coaching journey commenced at Sydney FC as Goalkeeping Coach with Vitezslav Lavicka, then Frank Farina and Graham Arnold, before moving to West Sydney Wanderers to work alongside his good friend Tony Popovic. Spider is our first goalkeeping coach on the podcast and discusses his journey and how it is to work as an assistant with some of Australia's best coaches. He also speaks honestly about the goalkeeping coaches that helped him on his journey as a player and now as coaching mentors. He also speaks to Gary Cole about his short stint as Head Coach of Sydney United 58, who went on to win an NPL Championship, as well as the culture of this great club that has helped to develop so many Socceroos and coaches. Spider's ‘One piece of wisdom' for coaches: “Be open minded and willing to adapt because football is played in all sorts of ways. There is not a right or a wrong way to play.” This is our first PG rated podcast as Spider is ruthlessly frank. As a wise man once said, ‘If you don't want to hear the answer, don't ask the question!' Please enjoy this candid discussion about Zeljko Kalac's Football Coaching Life.

Todd Brodie is a Strength and Conditioning coach and former footballer for Marconi Stallions, Sydney FC and Sydney United. His journey with the sport has taken him from the Australian Institute of Sport to England and back to Australia. He shares about identity, faith, mental health and his predictions for Euro 2020.

Rezultati klubova hrvatske zajednice u Nacionalnim premijer ligama Australije

Glenorchy Knightsi dali čak 9, a Sydney United i Gwelup Croatia po 5 golova.

Vijesti i rezultati hrvatskih klubova u NPL natjecanjima

Rezultati hrvatskih nogometnih klubova u NPL natjecanjima diljem Australije.

Simon and Brosquey go around the world of football with A-League, W-League, European Qualifiers, Madness in Asia and much more(0:00) - Opener and Love or Loather(10:00) - Western United Striker Besart Berisha(22:32) - European Football Update with Spencer Prior(38:12) - Sydney FC striker Remy Siemsen(48:07) - A-League Wrap Up(1:05:47) - Simon's Spiel(1:10:58) - Women's World Cup Stadium Discussion(1:15:24) - Football Asia(1:26:10) - Women's Football with Steph Brantz(1:38:02) - Greatest Games - 1997 NSL Grand Final - Brisbane Strikers v Sydney United

Player-Coach of the successful Brisbane Strikers side of 1996-97 side joins Simon and Brosquey to review that magic night at Suncorp Stadium

Graham Arnold more often referred to as ‘Arnie' in Australian Football circles is our national Coach of both the Socceroos and the Olyroos. The Socceroos are getting ready to complete their FIFA World Cup group qualifying phase in a centralised venue in Kuwait City and the Olyroos are waiting patiently to see if the Olympics are going ahead. Graham is one a generation of players that passed through Sydney United 58 and went on to have successful playing and coaching careers. He had a distinguished playing career that started and finished here in Australia and took him to the Netherlands, Belgium and Japan and included 56 games for the Socceroos He didn't get to play in the World Cup but has now been to two World Cups as Assistant to Gus Hiddink and Pim Verbeek, coached at two Asian Cups and Tokyo will be his second Olympics as Head Coach. Arnie has had wonderful success in the A-League, winning Premierships and Championships with Central Coast Mariners and Sydney FC, as well as the FFA Cup with Sydney FC. Listen to this open and honest conversation between Graham and former Socceroo Gary Cole, in which the Socceroos coach talks about his coaching and leadership styles, how they have changed over the course of his journey, and the importance of mentors and developing resilience along the way. He also discusses how the year of COVID-19 has enabled the development of more Olyroos.  Sit back, relax and enjoy these insights into Graham Arnold's Football Coaching Life.

NPL NSW expert Chris Curulli joins Josh & Athos to break down Sydney United's hot start, APIA's controversial coaching change, and a wet and wild round 3. Plus, he gives his tip for a deep FFA Cup run! Get healthy, delicious, ready-made meals delivered directly to your door with Chefgood! Head to chefgood.com.au and use promo code FNR to get 10% off your first order.

Is it a "fake table"? Josh & Athos look back on the A-League season so far, and discuss whether the each team's position on the table is reflective of their performances. NPL NSW expert Chris Curulli joins us to break down Sydney United's hot start, APIA's controversial coaching change, and a wet and wild round 3, as well as giving his tip for a deep FFA Cup run. Plus, there's an exciting Matildas match, our themed team of the week, and much more.

Na čelu ljestvica Nacionalnih premijer liga (NPL) Novog Južnog Walesa i Viktorije nakon četiri kola nalaze se hrvatske momčadi.

We're back for another recap of the NPL competitions in NSW, VIC and QLD. We also look at the opening rounds of the WA and TAS NPLs.

Round 2 of the New South Wales and Victorian NPLs were played over the weekend with some interesting results. As the title suggest, Rockdale, Sydney United 58 and Melbourne Knights are the big winners - picking up maximum points. Queensland played their first round of the season which saw no draws from 7 games. Thanks for listening - see you next week.

It was an exciting return to the Victorian and New South Wales NPL over the weekend. Sydney United, Rockdale, Melbourne Knights, Avondale and South Melbourne all picking up 3 points. This weekend we have Round 2 to look forward to as well as Round 1 of the QLD NPL with the opening game seeing last year's Premieres, Peninsula Power hosting the newly promoted Logan Lightning. Power v Lighting...good stuff. Thanks for watching/listening - see you next week.

Splinters goes Back to the Future of Australian Football (The Round Ball kind, not the stuff played down in Melbourne) as the names of APIA Leichhardt, Sydney Olympic, Sydney United and Marconi become very fashionable again!Yes, NPL NSW is back and, thankfully, for a full season. The Bull and the Spicy Chorizo are back to do it all again and, this time, they have landed two of the biggest names in NPL NSW in former Manly United and now Sydney Olympic CAM Brendan Cholakian and APIA Leichhardt Stalwart Franco Parisi.You will get all the latest news. All the big transfers and the big predictions. It is a huge season and the only place to get a preview for NPL NSW this comprehensive is right here on Splinters!

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.

Sydney United 58 je u velikom finalu NPL-a za Novi Južni Wales pobijedio momčad Rockdale Citya s 5 naprema 4, ali tek nakon produžetaka i jedanesteraca. To je prva titula za Sydney United nakon 14 godina.

- What caught our eye this week? - Wollongong United into the Grand Final - Can Albion Park go all the way? - Can Woonona still do the league and Grand Final double? - Is Bulli's season graded as a 'pass' mark? - Is Ian Mclennan Park the best location for this year's Grand Final? - Wolves eliminated by Sydney United in the NPL - Local product Jordan Murray off to India? Guests: Dylan Arvela (IPL Informer), Josh Bartlett (Illawarra Mercury)

Today we speak with former A league star, Belmore Eagles Football Club junior player and Life Member and now Abbotsford Juniors Football Club O35/1s player and Committee Member, Chad Gibson.Chad is of South African heritage. His parents migrated to Australia in 1969 during the apartheid era. Chad’s father Keith at the time took up a fantastic offer from APIA Leichhardt Tigers to play professional football. Chad’s family lived right next to Rudd Park, the home ground of Belmore Eagles. This is where Chad would start his junior football journey. With football in his blood, Chad has played continuously since he was three with a variety of clubs including Sydney United, Marconi Stallions, Bankstown City, Blacktown City as well as the inaugural A-league captain of Queensland Roar in the very beginning of the A-league.In 2011, Chad established LOCALFC because he wanted to change the way football was viewed. He wanted to show football through his eyes. He expertly tells the story of Australian football through the authentic voice of the players, while weaving in his love for culture. 5 years ago, Chad made an emotional return to his junior football club Belmore Eagles, this time as an Over 35s player, alongside his father Keith on the pitch. He then joined Abbotsford Juniors Football Club and has continued to play in the O35/1s competition. He has also recently joined the club’s committee and as Brand Director has made an immediate impact on the look and feel of the Abbotsford identity and brand. Chad views the game through a modern, creative lens. He’s ambitious, unique, is breaking new ground and is leading the charge to establish Australian football culture at Abbotsford, CDSFA and globally.

Today we speak with Jean Kouriel, Founder and Club President of the Ashfield Pirates Football Club. Jean has been involved in football for almost 40 years and has played for Marconi, Sydney United and Colo Colo. He represented Australia in Futsal and NSW in School Boys Football.Jean, with the assistance of the late Adam Spencer-Carr, founded the Pirates in 2015. Within 5 short years, Ashfield has become one of the fastest growing football clubs within the CDSFA and in 2019, won the CDSFA Club Championship, the Crystal Cup. Jean is now turning his attention to player development at Ashfield Pirates and securing a permanent home ground.

In episode nine, Dean Heffernan talks to Kieran Howle about his time playing football for the Wollongong Wolves, Sydney United, and UK League One team, Huddersfield Town. Now a coach at the Western Sydney Wanderers in the W-League, Dean reflects on the vast changes in player monitoring, technology, data collection, and player management over the past decade.

Danny Townsend is the Chief Executive Officer of Sydney FC. Danny also played football for Belrose Junior Football Club, Manly in the State League, Sydney United and Parramatta Power in the former National Soccer League (NSL). Danny talks about his football playing days; setting up his own global sports marketing agency; living around the world; becoming the Sydney FC CEO; and his thoughts on applying a club centric model.

With the end of February fast approaching, Splinters continues its preview of Winter Competitions. Only this time, we move to the Round Ball, with our preview of NPL NSW Men's and Women's. Tonight, the Spicy Choirzo, Dom Rizzuto will be pulling the strings from mid-field, backed up by two members of the Keepers' Union in Anthony 'The Bull' Caruso and Georgia Lomis-Futeran, while our resident Referee Zoe Benjamin ensures that everyone stays on their best behaviour.We have all your old favourite clubs, including APIA Leichhardt, Sydney United, Sydney Olympic, Rockdale City Suns, Bankstown City, Wollongong Wolves (along with sister club Illawarra Stingrays) and Blacktown City, along with local rivals Blacktown Spartans. We have newer clubs like Manly United, Mt Druitt Town Rangers, Macarthur Rams, North Shore Mariners, Sutherland Shire Sharks, NWS Koalas, Northern Tigers. We even have some Academy Squads from Sydney FC, Football NSW and the Emerging Jets.We have got football covered from the Illawarra, out to Macarthur and up to Newcastle and everything in between. So make sure you download the podcast, find out who is who for 2020 and join in the fun, as you only can with The World Game!

With the end of February fast approaching, Splinters continues its preview of Winter Competitions. Only this time, we move to the Round Ball, with our preview of NPL NSW Men's and Women's. Tonight, the Spicy Choirzo, Dom Rizzuto will be pulling the strings from mid-field, backed up by two members of the Keepers' Union in Anthony 'The Bull' Caruso and Georgia Lomis-Futeran, while our resident Referee Zoe Benjamin ensures that everyone stays on their best behaviour.We have all your old favourite clubs, including APIA Leichhardt, Sydney United, Sydney Olympic, Rockdale City Suns, Bankstown City, Wollongong Wolves (along with sister club Illawarra Stingrays) and Blacktown City, along with local rivals Blacktown Spartans. We have newer clubs like Manly United, Mt Druitt Town Rangers, Macarthur Rams, North Shore Mariners, Sutherland Shire Sharks, NWS Koalas, Northern Tigers. We even have some Academy Squads from Sydney FC, Football NSW and the Emerging Jets.We have got football covered from the Illawarra, out to Macarthur and up to Newcastle and everything in between. So make sure you download the podcast, find out who is who for 2020 and join in the fun, as you only can with The World Game!

Interesting listen to former Mariners Goalkeeper Aidan Munford, Aidan details his time at Sydney United with Zelko Kalac, Sydney FC, and the Mariners!

Our boys beat Sydney United to reach another FFA Cup Quarter Final in a couple of weeks time in Campbeltown in our highest winning margin to date. Our youth teams are doing the business and flying the WSW flag high whilst a lot of good things are happening around the country.This is around the bloc.

Listen to all the highlights as APIA defeat Sydney United 58 in a classic at Bankwest Stadium

Listen to the best goals from the Wanderers 7-1 demolition of Sydney United 58 in the FFA Cup at Campbelltown Stadium

Another Monday, another FFA Cup-themed show! We check in with Sydney United midfielder Matt Sim ahead of their massive FFA Cup clash against Western Sydney Wanderers at Campbelltown, plus there’s EuROOvision and a look at football’s biggest chokes, inspired by the Ashes!  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The former Wanderer and Central Coast Mariner is now plotting against one of his former clubs! Sim’s Sydney United face Western Sydney in a cup meeting of monumental proportions. He explains how his side is planning on getting it done off the back of a wave of momentum.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

We're through to the FFA Cup round of 16 against Sydney United later this month after beating Perth Glory 2:1 away from home after extra time. Turner, Jaush and Nick take a look at that game, what we suspect will be how we set up tactically, go through the motions of nearly going full Wanderers and reveal your best away trips plus much more. This is around the bloc.

Host Daniel Kirk interviews father of 3 and Perth Glory Goalkeepr Liam Reddy. Reddy represented both Parramatta Power and Sydney United in the old NSL before joining Newcastle Jets upon the advent of the Hyundai A-League.Stints at Brisbane Roar, Wellington Phoenix and Sydney FC followed before he opted to try his luck overseas by joining leading Iranian side, Esteghlal.The Sydney sider returned to Australia in 2013 and following spells with both Central Coast Mariners and Western Sydney Wanderers, he joined Glory ahead of the 2016-17 campaign.Now 37, Reddy has more than 260 Hyundai A-League appearances to his name & has just this year signed a new 2 year contract extension. Join us to hear Reddy share the many challenges he has overcome throughout his career and how he has managed to achieved such extraordinary longevity in his sport.www.instagram.com/liamreddy33www.twitter.com/LiamReddy33www.linkedin.com/in/liam-reddy-4807a653 www.nexasport.comwww.instgram.com/nexasportwww.facebook.com/nexasport

Football Federation Australia lifted a ban on ethnic names, leaving clubs with the freedom to make their own decisions. Will Sydney United 58 become Sydney Croatia?Danijel Bošnjak, a Board of directors member, explains the next steps the club will make.Supporters, Ivica Glamatović and Bruno Jelić, have opposite opinions on the need to change the name. - Australski nogometni savez nedavno je povukao zabranu etničkih imena i obilježja, ostavljajući klubovima da sami odluče kako će se zvati. Sydney United 58 je 1958. osnovan kao Sydney Croatia. Hoće li se klub vratiti starom imenu?Danijel Bošnjak, iz uprave kluba, govori o tome koji će biti sljedeći koraci kluba.A navijači, Ivica Glamatović i Bruno Jelić, iznose oprečne stavove o budućem imenu kluba.

This episode is a great interview, as it details an impressive soccer journey but I believe there is more to come from this man in football and in public life generally. A younger man compared to my previous interviewees, Michael Santalab’s experience at all levels of the game is immense. This interview engages you in a football sense and in regards to your life. Please enjoy this interview as much as I enjoyed spending time with Michael.

In NSW Sydney Olympic are the first club into the Grand Final, smashing Sydney United 4-0 on Sunday. Sydney United get a 2nd chance next weekend when they play APIA Leichhardt with the other Grand Final spot up for grabs. In the 1st leg of the Semi Final in Northern NSW, Broadmeadow Magic has beaten Maitland 3-1. Maitland’s season will go on the line in the 2nd leg next weekend. And in a couple of games that don’t really have any impact on the final league ladders, firstly in Tasmania where South Hobart has beaten Hobart Olympia 2-1, and secondly in Queensland where Olympic FC made sure that North QLD’s final game in the NPL was one they’d rather forget - the final score was 6-2. APIA Leichhardt has had a great week - firstly in their surprise FFA Cup win over Melbourne Victory, and then an 8-2 win in the NSW NPL Finals against Rockdale City Suns. Those wins have seen APIA move 2 places up the TPO Rankings to be the 7th best club in the country.

FFA CUP TONIGHT! Yes, that’s right we are in to the round of 16. Join us as we preview tonight’s 4 games. We also turn our attention to some of last week's most exciting fixtures from around the NPL’s. AND, we look ahead to some of this weekend’s fixtures: - Green Gully v Hume City - Launceston City v Devonport City - Adelaide City vs Metrostars - Sydney Olympic vs Sydney United 58 - Canberra FC vs Canberra Olympic Also, a reminder that you can get your free downloadable TPO Weekly Roundup pdf by entering your email on our website - www.tporankings.com See you at the same time next week. Cheers, Jake and Cody

Congratulations to Sydney Olympic who are crowned Premiers after defeating Sydney United 1 nil yesterday. The Premiership race was in APIA Leichhardt’s hands - they just needed a win, but unfortunately for them they went down to Hakoah 2-1. A 2 a draw against Sydney FC Youth was enough for Rockdale to finish in the fifth finals spot, Blacktown finished in 4th despite going down 2 nil to Sutherland Sharks. Manly finished their disappointing season on a positive note, defeating Bonnyrigg 5-1 and Marconi missed out on finals after losing 3 nil to Wollongong Wolves. To the Capital Football NPL where Monaro have drawn 3 all Gungahlin United. Last years grand final winners Belconnen have missed out on finals after going down 3-2 to third placed Tigers FC. Canberra FC are beat Tuggeranong United 3 nil, but will have to wait to be crowned Premiers as Canberra Olympic can still finish ahead of them.

Plenty of football yesterday around the country - let’s get stuck in. We’ll start with the South Australian NPL where the regular season is now over with West Torrens Birkalla and Sturt Lions being relegated. West Torrens lost 3-2 to West Adelaide while Sturn Lions nearly survived as they beat South Adelaide Panthers 1 nil to end up on the same points as Croydon Kings, who lost 2 nil to Adelaide Comets. Adelaide City beat MetroStars 2-1 to pip them into second spot, while Adelaide Olympic finish in 6th as they drew 2 all with top placed Campbelltown City. And to round things up Adelaide United Youth beat Para Hills 5-1. NSW NPL where Marconi have defeated Sutherland Sharks 3-2, Sydney United beat Manly 1 nil and bottom of the table Sydney FC Youth have upset Blacktown City 1 nil. To QLD where Moreton Bay Jets have been beaten by 11th placed SWQ Thunder which has given Brisbane Strikers finals hopes a boost.

Some surprising and important results from Sunday’s NPL games - let’s have a look. We’ve also updated the TPO Rankings on our website after the weekend’s games - and as a bit of a teaser, we have a new best non a-league team in the country. Heidelberg went down 2 nil to 4th placed Pascoe Vale in the VIC NPL. Heidelberg remain in top spot, 1 point ahead of Bentleigh Greens and still with 1 game in hand. Meanwhile 12th placed South Melbourne have drawn 1 all with bottom of the ladder Northcote City. Top of the NSW NPL Sydney Olympic went down 1 nil to Blacktown City, which means APIA are only the 1 point behind with 5 games left in the season. In some other results Sydney United beat Wollongong Wolves 3-1 and Rockdale defeated Manly 4-3. Perth Glory Youth remain at the top of the WA NPL with a 2 all draw against 8th placed Floreat Athena.

After the weekend’s games we’ve had some movement in the TPO Rankings: Adelaide City move up 2 spots to 14th Blacktown slip 1 spot to 15th Sydney Olympic up 2 spots to 16th Avondale down 2 spots to 17th Campbelltown City up 2 spots to 20th Lions FC, Sydney United and Broadmeadow Magic all up 1 spot each to 22nd, 23rd and 24th respectively And a big move down for Adelaide Comets, down 5 spots to 25 after their shock 2 nil loss to bottom of the table Sturt Lions - who moved up 12 spots in the rankings to 97th. As always the full list of 362 clubs is available at tporankings.com Adrian Mierzejewski's future at Sydney FC could be in doubt after the star midfielder hinted at a rift between himself and the A-League club. The former Polish international signed a three-year deal with the Sky Blues last year and proved an immediate success, scoring 13 goals in 24 appearances and winning the Johnny Warren Medal.

In Round 5 we discuss: - TPO Rankings - What are they? Why do we need them? How are they determined? - Recap of the weekends results (Hobart Zebras v South Hobart, Sydney United v Blacktown City, Oakleigh Cannons v Heidelberg, Peninsula Power v Wide Bay, Lambton Jaffas v Edgeworth Eagles, Sydney United v Blacktown City, Western Pride v Moreton Bay United, Bayswater City v Inglewood United) - A look at the upcoming games (Broadmeadow Magic v Lambton Jaffas, Adelaide United v Newcastle Jets, Moreton Bay United v Lions FC, Marconi Stallions v APIA Leichhardt, Pascoe Vale v Heidelberg United).

In Round 4 we discuss: - How accurate are the TPO Rankings and Probabilities? - Recap of the weekends results (Bentleigh Greens v Pascoe Vale, Manly v APIA Leichhardt, Lions FC v Western Pride, Gold Coast United v Olympic FC) - Heidelberg jump to 9th on the rankings - Having a bit of fun on Instagram Stories (TPORankings) - First round of the TAS NPL, NSW NPL and NNSW NPL - A look at the upcoming games (Hobart Zebras v South Hobart, Sydney United v Blacktown City, Oakleigh Cannons v Heidelberg, Peninsula Power v Wide Bay, Lambton Jaffas v Edgeworth Eagles, Sydney United v Blacktown City, Western Pride v Moreton Bay United, Bayswater City v Inglewood United)

There are a handful of clubs out there making a mockery of what Jake has created here at the TPO Rankings. These are the clubs that have moved the most (both up and down) the TPO Rankings since the start of the season. Also in this weeks show: We recapped all of the 16 games we voted on from last week’s show: Brisbane City (56) v Brisbane Olympic (31) SWQ Thunder (140) v Moreton Bay (33) Holland Park Hawks (141) v Wolves FC (168) Souths United (147) vs Sunshine Coast Wanderers (136) Bayswater (28) v Perth SC (30) Subiaco (109) v Stirling Lions (91) Perth Glory Youth (98) v Sorrento (59) Perth Glory (6) v Brisbane Roar (7) Broadmeadow Magic (40) vs Charlestown City Blues (88) Sydney Olympic (22) v Blacktown City (12) Sydney United (16) v Wollongong Wolves (32) Blacktown Spartans (122) vs Canterbury Bankstown (123) Monaro Panthers (188) v Canberra FC (86) Woden Weston (179) v Canberra Olympic (50) Port Melbourne Sharks (51) v Dandenong Thunder (45) Altona Magic (146)

So who is better at predictions?? Us or you guys, the Supporters? Let’s find out (well, kinda… we’re more hyping up the competition than actually working out who is better). Also in this weeks show we recapped some of last weekend's results including: - Devonport (Ranked 81) v Hobart Zebras (Ranked 80) - Western Sydney Wanderers (Ranked 7) vs Brisbane Roar (Ranked 5) - Adelaide City (Ranked 15) vs MetroStars (Ranked 18) - Dianella White Eagles (Ranked 110) vs Western Knights (Ranked 80) Games Previewed this week (all 16 of them!): - Brisbane City (56) v Brisbane Olympic (31) - SWQ Thunder (140) v Moreton Bay (33) - Holland Park Hawks (141) v Wolves FC (168) - Souths United (147) vs Sunshine Coast Wanderers (136) - Bayswater (28) v Perth SC (30) - Subiaco (109) v Stirling Lions (91) - Perth Glory Youth (98) v Sorrento (59) - Perth Glory (6) v Brisbane Roar (7) - Broadmeadow Magic (40) vs Charlestown City Blues (88) - Sydney Olympic (22) v Blacktown City (12) - Sydney United (16)