Kimberley Conte, the General Manager of Women's World Cup Adelaide & Legacy talk about the her new role at Football SA in the lead up to the biggest tournament in women's football coming to Australia.

Her love for sport was instilled in her from a young age, growing up in Santa Barbara and getting her first taste of working in sport by putting her hand up as a volunteer. She shares how volunteering in sport lead her to Adelaide, which actually had nothing to do directly with work, but from her time involved in cycling in the USA.

As the Race Director of the Women's Tour Down Under, there came some challenge, but the tournament saw success creating excitement around the event, plus she reveals why working in Football was the right choice.

 Part 2 available soon.

WNPL Commentator and Sokkah Twitter personality Hayley Routley talks about where her love for football came from despite the minimal amount of time spent playing the game as a child.

This year Hayley recreated a special moment with her 12 week old son and his Grandfather after attending an Aston Villa exhibition mate, plus she explains the huge mistake she thought she made when choosing her Uni degree.

A project with Simon Hill and David Squired saw Hayley meet some of Australian footballs biggest names and created some special moments before getting asked to be a part of the WNPL commentary team. Hayley recalls how the opportunities came about and discusses her passion for the women's game and what it means for her daughter.

Plus she talks about why she is known for her Simpsons memes.

Adelaide City's outgoing WNPL Head Coach Angelo Paul talks about life as one of SA's youngest Coaches, completing his first year Senior role at the age of 26.

Angelo desire to coach came from playing under Joe Mullen for his school football team at St Peters. His career has seen him work alongside some of the states best managers, he reveals what he has taken from the experiences and how knowing the Griffins (Sandra & Greg Griffin) lead to his first position at professional outfit Adelaide United.

Adelaide City's NPL coach Paul Pezos has been a mentor to Angelo, revealing what the tough coach is really like away from the pit, whilst also explaining why his first meeting with Isabel Hodgson didn't get off to the best start.

Finally the first year WNPL coach explains why he is ending his time at Adelaide City and recalls the successful season that was.

Croydon FC's Captain Łukasz Klimek talks about his Polish background and connection to the Polish-Australian Club.

Luke spent many days at Polonia Reserve where his dad would hang out with his friends, have traditional meals and watch football. He shares his fondest memories and gives his opinion on what needs to be done for clubs to see a return in the culture with future generation.

350 games is no little milestone and due to miscalculation we found out he celebrated the event three times, but the most important one came with a seven day social media post from the club celebrating the club legend. He goes on to share his top memories playing for the club.

Maged Ibrahim - Vipers FC (Part Two)

Vipers FC Head Coach Maged Ibrahim shares stories of his playing days, including his experience at West Adelaide under the current Adelaide United Youth Coach Airton and how it lead to his next move to Olympic.

Maged reveals why he is bitter about his first season at Adelaide Olympic and why he struggled in his next move at Campbelltown City. 

Plus he talks about his time at Adelaide Cobras winning the State League and how he got pushed into coaching.

Part Two available soon.

Part Two with Salisbury Inters Head Coach Simon Catanzaro goes into his coaching career, where it begin coaching men's football before an opportunity to join Adelaide United's Women team came knocking.

Another opportunity within Adelaide United lead to a trip to Barcelona where Simon fell in love with the city and eventually moved his family over to pursue a coaching career. Simon delves into how this moment came about and the details from when the pandemic hit and being stuck in another country with his wife and son.

Simon also talks about his current club Salisbury Inter and its most recent success.

Salisbury Inters Head Coach Simon Catanzaro shares stories from his playing career where he received his first contract from Graham Arnold in the NSL.

Simon shares incredible stories of being flown in from Sydney to play games in Adelaide and then return home and the nights wining and dining with club Presidents before signing new contracts in the NPL in SA.

Part Two available soon.

Cumberland Uniteds Rocky Visconte shares his future with Cumberland and aspirations after playing.

A family connection lead to Rocky's time at Croydon FC which saw him break into the first team at only 14yo before moving to SASI.

Rocky talks about his opportunity in Scotland, before his A-League appearances at Brisbane Roar & WSW bringing silverware, winning  championships under Ange Postecoglou.

Plus, he discusses his unsuccessful trial with Adelaide United.