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Content warning: the following podcast contains discussion of eating disorders that may distress some listeners.
Melbourne City FC's Chelsea Blissett recently shared her experience of living - and playing professional football - with an eating disorder. In her chat with Jake Barker-Daish, she delves into how her journey of self discovery and recovery, and how she is now thriving in the A-League Women competition. By sharing her story she hopes to help others with similar eating disorders and by raising awareness for the Butterfly Foundation: https://butterfly.org.au
Melbourne City FC's Emma Checker is considered a veteran of Australian football, despite being only 26. Checker commenced her professional career at just 15 and has developed over time to become one of the experienced leaders in the A-League Women. She has witnessed the evolution of women's football in Australia and the exponential growth of the Matildas.
Recently retired A-League Men player and former Socceroo Tommy Oar joins Jake Barker-Daish to speak about his decision to hang up the boots, transition into life after football, new challenges ahead and his time playing overseas, in the A-League and for the green and gold.
In the latest episode of Footballers' Voice, former youth international Jake Barker-Daish catches up with emerging Australian international and A-League Women's midfielder, Paige Zois. The duo discuss Zois' individual goals for the upcoming A-League Women's campaign, her recent involvement in the U20 World Cup in Costa Rica, and the culture of Melbourne Victory's championship-winning team.
From emerging through Gold Coast United's youth team to secure his first professional contract, through to stints overseas in Italy and in Greece, Melbourne Victory captain shares his career journey in our latest episode of Footballers' Voice.
Following a long and storied career on the pitch in Australian and New Zealand football, Andrew Durante has transitioned into his new career following his retirement, helping to support the development of players at Western United off the pitch in his new role as Player Welfare and Development Manager.
Durante will work with the PFA to ensure Western United players across all programs, including men’s, women’s and youth teams, will have the necessary support and guidance to achieve their football and non-football goals.
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