FNR Football Nation Radio

No Mooy or Rogic? Nick and Ed breakdown the recently announced World Cup Qualifier Socceroos squad.

Nick and Ed talk the tense day in Melbourne as Covid-19 cases are on the rise.

Josh and Lachie are joined by ESPN’s Joey Lynch to discuss Melbourne City winning the Premiers Plate, the first major trophy in the club’s history, and explore the reasons behind their newfound success. The ongoing mentorship of Erick Mombaerts, the CFG style and system, and a transformed team-first culture are all cited as major factors – but will their run continue into the finals, with key players set to be absent on Socceroos duty?

Brendan Rodgers and Leicester City are next on the agenda, as the Foxes fall out of Champions League contention at the final hurdle. Josh and Lachie debate whether Rodgers has failed, whether Leicester have outperformed expectations regardless, and where Brendan might end up next.

Josh and Lachie then dig up the FNR team’s Premier League BOLD PREDICTIONS from the start of the campaign back in lockdown. Which big calls fell flat, and who were the Nostradamuses? Plus, we name our biggest flops and biggest surprises of the season.

Finally, the duo round out the show with the a look over Atletico Madrid's La Liga title win - with specific attention being paid to the role of Rojiblancos hitman (and Barcelona outcast) Luis Suarez in their championship run.

With Atletico Madrid wrapping up their 11th La Liga title over the weekend, The Evenings team looked back over their stellar league campaign, with much of the discussion centering around Rojiblancos striker (and Barcelona outcast) Luis Suarez.

Brendan Rodgers and Leicester City are next on the agenda, as the Foxes fall out of Champions League contention at the final hurdle. Josh and Lachie debate whether Rodgers has failed, whether Leicester have outperformed expectations regardless, and where Brendan might end up next.

Josh and Lachie are joined by ESPN’s Joey Lynch to discuss Melbourne City winning the Premiers Plate, the first major trophy in the club’s history, and explore the reasons behind their newfound success. The ongoing mentorship of Erick Mombaerts, the CFG style and system, and a transformed team-first culture are all cited as major factors – but will their run continue into the finals, with key players set to be absent on Socceroos duty?

Josh and Lachie dig up the FNR team’s Premier League BOLD PREDICTIONS from the start of the campaign back in lockdown. Which big calls fell flat, and who were the Nostradamuses? Plus, we name our biggest flops and biggest surprises of the season.

Zovak and Josh chat to brand new left back Oliver Zafiridis about his experience at Adelaide Raiders, the eventful 90 minutes that sealed his midseason move, his playing history, and his off-field work as a holistic-minded personal trainer.

Zovak and Josh salute the Knights women for their penalty shootout victory in the NIKE Cup, and analyse a fascinating week in the NPL, with plenty of shock results.

They dive into the Knights' 2-1 defeat to Eastern Lions, a result which didn't tell the story of the performance. And they chat to brand new left back Oliver Zafiridis about his experience at Adelaide Raiders, the eventful 90 minutes that sealed his midseason move, his playing history, and his off-field work as a holistic-minded personal trainer.

Join Josh Parish(ovski) and Dave Cvetkovski for another jam-packed edition of The Lions Den!

U21s and U8s coach John McLoon is first up, with his son, U8s gun striker PK. John shares some insights into his role at the club, and PK reveals his footballing heroes!

Senior women’s CB Amelia Campagnaro and midfielder Julia Milevski are in studio, sharing their playing histories and experiences of the season so far. Hailing from Bendigo, Amelia has spent time at Calder United and rubbed shoulders with W-League players, while for Julia, Preston has been a family affair since her days in an undefeated U15 team.

Finally, with 3 goals in 3 games, Terence Carter has made a serious impression since joining in the midseason transfer window. The Englishman tells us stories of his junior days at Arsenal and QPR, his college days in the US, what brought him to Australia, and his celebrity reception at his first training session.