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Pokuah & Josh are joined in-studio by Melbourne Victory midfielder Alex Chidiac to discuss the win over Adelaide on the weekend, Alex’s big decision to terminate her contract in Japan and stay with the Vuck, and coming up against her old side in a massive knockout game on Sunday.

Pokuah & Josh are joined in-studio by Melbourne Victory midfielder Alex Chidiac to discuss the win over Adelaide on the weekend, Alex’s big decision to terminate her contract in Japan and stay with the Vuck, and coming up against her old side in a massive knockout game on Sunday. Plus, they’re joined by Melbourne City wingback Kaitlyn Torpey, who reviews Friday night’s heartbreaker against Sydney FC, and how they’re looking to make up for it against their crosstown rivals. Finally, your hosts break down the big tactical talking points from the weekend’s A-League Women’s semi-finals, and look forward to the Preliminary Final.

Nick, Josh and Oscar are back to break down an action-packed couple of weeks of Premier League football. Marcelo Bielsa’s sacking, Roman Abramovich selling Chelsea, the Manchester derby, and Tottenham’s up-and-down ride under Antonio Conte are all on the table. Pokuah joins the discussion for the final moments to discuss Arsenal’s impressive season under Mikel Arteta.

Following Marcelo Bielsa’s sacking at Leeds, Nick, Josh and Oscar discuss the Argentine coach’s legacy. The panel look back at Bielsa’s Leeds tenure, the extraordinary success he achieved on-field and the long-term impact of his reign. Finally, they consider how Bielsa has shaped the development of footballing tactics and philosophy across the world during his time as a coach.

Arsenal fan Pokuah joins Nick, Josh and Oscar to go through Arsenal’s impressive run of form. Is the media unfairly refusing to credit Arsenal for their solid season? Is Aaron Ramsdale the best keeper in the league? Are the Invincibles an overrated team? Plenty of passion comes to the fore when Arsenal are the subject.

George & Josh chat to Heidelberg coach George Katsakis about the passing of FV Hall of Famer and former Bergers President John Dimtsis.

George & Josh chat to Heidelberg coach George Katsakis about the passing of FV Hall of Famer and former Bergers President John Dimtsis.

Plus, we chat A-League fixture rescheduling, preview Melbourne City vs Western United, and Karim Benzema’s demolition of PSG.

The good times continue to roll for Western United and so too do colossal episodes of The Green Room, as Josh and Lachie spoke to two massive guests.

Fresh off his stand-out double performance against the Newcastle Jets, Leo Lacroix was first to join the program.

The Swiss defender talked about the side's strong form, the secret to his goals on the weekend, his close on and off pitch relationship with Alessandro Diamanti, how he's settled into Australia and whether or not he sees himself as a Johnny Warren Medal contender.

Next up was Western United goalkeeping coach and legendary A-League Men's goalkeeper Michael Theo.

Theo, the player who holds the record for most A-League Men's titles as an individual (5), spoke to the boys about how to opportunity top take on the role came about, his relationship with former team-mate Jamie Young, the locker room atmosphere and the secrets of winning and A-League Men's title.

Josh and Lachie caught up with Western United goalkeeping coach and legendary A-League Men's goalkeeper Michael Theo.

Theo, the player who holds the record for most A-League Men's titles as an individual (5), spoke to the boys about how to opportunity top take on the role came about, his relationship with former team-mate Jamie Young, the locker room atmosphere and the secrets of winning and A-League Men's title.

Fresh off his stand-out double performance against the Newcastle Jets, Josh & Lachie were lucky enough to be joined by star centre-back Leo Lacroix.

The Swiss defender talked about the side's strong form, the secret to his goals on the weekend, his close on and off pitch relationship with Alessandro Diamanti, how he's settled into Australia and whether or not he sees himself as a Johnny Warren Medal contender.