In this episode, Andy B checks in all the way from the UK, and we’re joined by Kelvin — a very passionate Nix supporter. We dive into Kelvin’s journey with the Wellington Phoenix, some classic stories from the recent Melbourne trip, and get his take on Chiefy resigning and Corbin Piper re-signing. We also get into the controversial banner drama and chat about the ups and downs of being a diehard fan.

In this episode, Patrick and Andy B are joined by Christchurch’s finest, Jack Kearns – a diehard Nix fan and all-round good bloke. Things kick off with some top-tier yarns about hangovers, dodgy remedies, and the upcoming Phoenix invasion of the South Island. From Cyclone Tam chaos to shaky quake memories, the boys cover all the wild weather stories you've come to expect.There’s footy chat galore, with a deep dive into how the men’s and women’s teams are tracking, what the future looks like for football in Wellington, and a few spicy takes sprinkled in for good measure. Jack opens up about getting back into the game, his plans for away days, and why local footy still means everything.But it wouldn’t be a B&Y ep without some rogue detours – we’re talking Easter eggs, booze rules, travel fails, and a few passionate rants (looking at you, Auckland FC). There’s a laugh-filled five-question challenge to wrap things up, before the crew gets serious for a minute to show respect for Anzac Day and the sacrifices that have shaped us.Plenty of laughs, a bit of heart, and a whole lotta love for the Nix.

Andy and Patty are joined by the one and only Smidy – mullet, mo, and full of yarns. They cover everything from shoeys and wrestling to his journey into Phoenix fandom. There’s chat about the team’s recent form, social media drama, coaching questions, and his commitment to being a Phoenix fan . Plus, a few away day stories and a quick-fire round to wrap things up with a laugh.

This week on The Black and Yellow Podcast, the lads are joined by superfan Ethan to chat all things Wellington Phoenix — from his epic jersey collection and flatting tales, to his role in the Fan Rep Group. They dive into recent games, coaching whispers, and player moves as the season winds down. There's plenty of yarns about rivalries (especially with Auckland FC), cultural clashes between fans, and even a surprise dance reveal. Plus, a look at the future of women’s football and some classic banter to wrap things up.

In this episode of The Black and Yellow Podcast, we’re joined by Jackson Ryan, the mastermind behind the Facebook page All Aboard the Waine Train—now known as Cheifys Fine Menswear Department. We chat about the page’s evolution, the importance of local footy culture, and what it’s like being part of the Foster Cres Crew.We also break down the latest Wellington Phoenix games, player performances, and the wild ride that is this season. As always, there are a few detours—pub banter, Maccas traditions (including Jackson’s moment of fame in a Maccas ad), and the joys (and dangers) of day drinking at the footy. We also dive into the women’s game, the challenges female players face, and the electric atmosphere at their matches. Throw in some hypothetical scenarios, fan culture chat, and plenty of laughs, and you’ve got another classic episode.

In this episode of the Black and Yellow Podcast, hosts Patrick and Andy B discuss the excitement of the All Whites qualifying for the World Cup, reflecting on recent games, standout player performances, and personal anecdotes about winning experiences. They also touch on health topics, community support in football, and upcoming matches, all while maintaining a light-hearted and humorous tone throughout the conversation.

In this episode of the Black and Yellow Podcast, host Patty and Andy B welcomes Paige Barnes, a passionate Wellington Phoenix supporter and drummer for the Yellow Fever. They discuss Paige's journey as a fan, involvement with the Yellow Fever, and the significance of drumming in supporting the team. The conversation also covers recent performances of both the men's and women's teams, upcoming matches, and the evolution of fan culture over the years. The episode concludes with a fun quiz and quickfire questions, highlighting the camaraderie and spirit of the Phoenix community

In this episode of The Black and Yellow Podcast, we sit down with Marco Rojas, one of New Zealand’s most exciting footballers, to talk about his journey from a young footballer in Hamilton to playing professionally across Europe and South America. Marco opens up about his family background, the challenges of breaking into professional football, and the pride of representing New Zealand on the international stage.He shares behind-the-scenes insights from his time in different leagues, his thoughts on the evolution of the A-League, and the mental and physical battles of returning from injury. We also dive into the pressures of performing at the highest level, the passion of football fandom, and how he balances life outside of football—including his studies and personal interests.Join us for a candid and inspiring conversation as Marco reflects on his career so far and looks ahead to his next chapter on the pitch.

In this episode of The Black and Yellow Podcast, Patty recounts a wild prank from his younger days, resulting in a brutal eyebrow and rat’s tail massacre after sneaking his mate’s shoes back on while he slept. Andy shares a childhood mishap with a rogue car tire and the golden rule: never sleep in your shoes. The Phoenix women shine with a big win, thanks to Tanaka’s screamer and Olivia Ferguson’s airplane celebration, while frustration grows over the men’s form as they fight for finals. Both teams face Sydney this weekend, with the women pushing for a top-six spot. The episode wraps up with a debate on the best goal celebrations, from Ronaldo’s “Siuu” to knee slides gone wrong. Plenty of laughs and Phoenix passion—tune in now!

Andy hits the gym, Patty dodges antique stores, and a dolphin goes full-send onto a fishing boat. We break down the Nix’s frustrating match, Retre’s brain fades, and the ongoing struggle to actually shoot in the box. Plus, Andy defends his love for flagpoles and NewsTalk ZB.