Finally in our fifth episode the voice of those women who have fallen under the spell of the Western Sydney Wanderers gets appropriate attention, and teacher Wendy Brown gives more insight into how atypical a WSW can be. Wendy reminds us that not of the Wanderers fans came into the fold without some past allegiances, whether they be local or overseas. Keep an ear out for her anecdote involving a current player's family, and of course she tackles the usual segments such as the 'CEO for a day', 'The Speedy Seven' and the Wanderers Trivia Challenge. Wendy also shares her thoughts on Andrew Redmayne and both she and Andrew talk about the amazing game against Melbourne City from last Friday night.

Finally in our fifth episode the voice of those women who have fallen under the spell of the Western Sydney Wanderers gets appropriate attention, and teacher Wendy Brown gives more insight into how atypical a WSW can be. Wendy reminds us that not of the Wanderers fans came into the fold without some past allegiances, whether they be local or overseas. Keep an ear out for her anecdote involving a current player's family, and of course she tackles the usual segments such as the 'CEO for a day', 'The Speedy Seven' and the Wanderers Trivia Challenge. Wendy also shares her thoughts on Andrew Redmayne and both she and Andrew talk about the amazing game against Melbourne City from last Friday night.

The fourth episode of 'One on Wanderers' was recorded on the road up at Gosford, deep in the front bar of the Settlers Tavern, with Andrew asking Walid Sukkarieh to share his memories, stories and experiences of being a WSW supporter. Wal talks of his experiences of watching Marconi in the early 90s, his first few A-League seasons, a Lebanese perspective on the Wanderers and football in Sydney, and some thoughts about the relationship between the Parramatta Eels and the Western Sydney Wanderers. There are the standard segments, such as 'The Speedy Seven' and 'The Wanderers Trivia Challenge', and Andrew and Wal discuss the issues surrounding Federico Piovaccari