A top of the table clash, Newy roll Perth, Brisbane's Great Dane and Bes gets busy. We cover all of the above and a bunch of other, less tagline worthy fare as we review Week 10 of the A-League.

This week the boys - sans Chrisso - talk cautiously about Adelaide's resurgence, the burgeoning City v Brisbane rivalry, Victory's wastefulness and random profanity.

This week the lads discuss Paul Izzo's form, Jack Clisby's elite forward play, Besart Berisha's temperament and #Tim #Cahill's #Instagram #Account.

It's week 7 of the A-League, Clarky's back and the boys talk left-field defensive signings, long winded goal celebrations, pay respect to Paul Izzo & with an overwhelming sense of deja vu, administer the last rites to Adelaide's season.

On this week’s Clarky-less episode the remaining lads talk Sydney’s flawless start to the season, their concerns for Adelaide, the newly christened Nullarbor Knockout and the new obergruppenführer in town, Maxi Beister.

This we take a look at the Big Blue featuring Dave Carney, the Mariners and the Nix's first wins of the season and discuss possible Young Player of the Year candidates (not Johnny Koutroumbis).

This week the boys discuss each other's A-League names, Kenny Lowe's baseball cap, Alex Brosque's weird head, Kerem Bulut's disciplinary issues and the odd spot of football including the seven goal thriller at Etihad and City's home win against a luckless Adelaide outfit.

It's a Rudiless ship this week as Clarky, Chrisso and Dan talk Kenny Lowe taking one for the team, Adelaide being behind the eight ball again and the Summer of Nigel (Boogaard). The boys also have ample opportunity to get stuck into some classic A-League goalkeeping after an action packed weekend.

This week the boys discuss the newly anointed Tim Cahill Football League, the Melbourne Derby, Sydney's form and Harry Redknapp's emails to the CCM members.

With Rudi and Dan having temporarily abandoned their posts it's up to Clarky and Chris to fill you in on the opening round of A-League action. Comfortingly, shit jokes and references to Jack Clisby still feature prominently.