Uncharted

The Round Ball: Should the media leave Ole Gunnar Solskaer alone?

This week onThe Round Ball the boys chat with Adelaide Comets head coach Barney Smith.  We chat about this years Adelaide NPL season, plus how Barney’s coaching journey started.  The boys also talk how good the AIS system was and how it all worked.  Plus a few funny stories from Andy babysitting a young Barney and the feedback he receives from his dad Ron on how his teams are playing.  Thanks Barney!

This week Heto, Seva & Andy Bernal discuss the current issues involving the Matildas and Football Australia.  It’s a big talking point surrounding the Matildas and the boys don’t hold back in giving their opinions, all three are fathers of daughters and speak from the heart.

This week the boys talk about Melbourne City and Melbourne Victory. They put the blow torch especially on Victory and their recruitment. The boys also delve into the Man Utd situation and benching it’s stars.

This week the boys give their players to watch from Western Sydney Wanderers and Sydney Fc.  They also dive into why the wanderers have been struggling and offer some points on how they can get out of the form slump and back into finals.  The boys also go into the treatment of Lisa Da  Vanna and how the Matildas are travelling.   Man U and their continued struggles also get a mention along with Ange and Celtic.

The Backstage Pass: Episode 3 - Marcus Catanzaro.  This week Heto and Youngen catch up with Marcus Catanzaro, from Western Sydney to touring worldwide.  The boys chat with Marcus about the impact covid has had on himself and the music industry.  From the days playing local scout halls to playing at sold out stadiums like Wembley Stadium and Mercedes Benz stadium.  Helping out with managing tours or being a guitar tech and playing in bands like the DMA’S, Gang of Youths, Crowded House and Fleetwood Mac - to then be handpicked to be Neil Finn guitar tech.  The Marcus Catanzaro story is one of old fashioned hard work, will make your dreams come true.

This week Heto, Seva and Andy Bernal go through there players to watch from A-League clubs, Western United and MacArthur FC.  They also go into the issues that Barcelona and Juventus are now facing after letting Messi and Ronaldo go.

Heto and Youngen chat to lead of singer of punk rock band Short Stack, Shaun Diviney.  Shaun chats about the issues the band has faced around covid, the bands upcoming tours, and the early days with Short stack.  You don’t want miss this chat.

This week, we analyse the Socceroos vs Vietnam match, and give some hard hitting opinions on the game. 

From that game we give our Roy Keane, not allowed on the bus player/moment (coach killer) and the player who gets a Jurgen hug for player of the match.  We give our players to watch from Perth Glory and Wellington Phoenix.

We also chat about the new PFA agreement, the fact that three clubs still own the Newcastle Jets and what that means moving forward.   We talk about Guus Hiddink and his effect on Australian football and Andy gives us insight into the 2006 World Cup campaign.

Heto and Youngen introduce what The Backstage is all about. Youngen goes in-depth into his music career and tells stories from some tours he has been on. We all miss live music and we want to highlight how hard to musicians are doing it.