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Before embarking on the annual pilgrimage north to Auckland, the pod looks back at Wellington Phoenix's away victory over Newcastle Jets, previews this weekend's fixture with the help of CCM fan, Josh Howe, and covers the latest ASB Premiership results.

The reduced pod rejoices over the Phoenix's first hattrick in dispatching Melbourne City, previews the upcoming Newcastle Jets games with Grant Furner, and discusses Jeremy Brockie's imminent departure from the club. Elsewhere the Football Ferns continue to impress, and Team Wellington spank Club World Cup bound Auckland City.

This week the pod admires Ruben Zadkovich's fleeting contribution as the Phoenix fail to fire out west, previews this weekend's fixture with Melbourne City fan, David Hards, and wraps the latest in the ASB Premiership.

The podders look back on a disappointing week as the Phoenix lose in injury time to Adelaide, the All Whites salvage a draw with China, before blowing out to Thailand. But Team Wellington buck the trend with a win over WaiBop United to main their unbeaten start to the ASB Premiership.

The team is back to digest the news that Wellington Phoenix are now Asian Champions after beating Western Sydney Wanderers, and look ahead to this weekend's Adelaide United fixture without a host of All Whites. Speaking of All Whites, the pod previews their upcoming fixtures against China and Thailand, covers Tommy Smith speaking out, and reviews all the latest ASB Premiership action.

After serving his suspension, Hard News is back with the pod as they attempt to analyse why the Phoenix's remain waiting for their first win away to Melbourne Victory. Western Sydney Wanderers fan, Daniel Palmer, dials in to help preview this Friday's fixture. While locally, the ASB Premiership is up and running.

Dan Richardson from the New Zealand Herald comes off the subs' bench to help the pod discuss the Phoenix's demolition of Newcastle Jets, review the rest of A-league action, and previous Monday night's game with extra assistance from Victory fan Ben Williams. Elsewhere the Football Fern book their World Cup ticket to Canada, and Team Wellington coach, Matt Calcott dials in ahead of their first ASB Premiership game.

The pod covers all the Round 2 action including Michael McGlinchey extracting revenge via a 2-1 victory over the Mariners, before previewing this weekend's fixture with help from the Squadron's Grant Furner. In other news, Tommy Smith breaks his sabbatical and Team Wellington claim the first silverware of the season.

This week the pod reviews the Phoenix's opening round loss to Perth Glory, as they, and the crowd, failed to fire up as promised. Elsewhere the podders look ahead to this weekend's fixture by dialling in Josh Howe from the Central Coast, as well as covering off the latest Team Wellington news.

The A-league is upon us so the pod previews the Phoenix's opening fixture at home, gets a Perth Glory perspective thanks to Neil Sherwin, and covers off all the other round one fixtures. With Leo Bertos back in the country for a visit, the pod also gets the good oil about life and football in India.

The pod is back to review the Phoenix's final preseason hit out against Canterbury United, reflect on Ben Sigumund's international career, and argue about the report into the All Whites' World Cup campaign released as part of New Zealand Football's Annual Report.

The pod is back and attempts to discuss the Phoenix's 0-0 draw with Sydney FC, before looking ahead to this Sunday's Home and Garden and Phoenix and Canterbury United event. Elsewhere the podders chat U20 World Cup Fever Zone and Team Wellington's latest signings.

As Scotland head to the polls to vote on their freedom, our own Scottish All White is finally set free from CCM. Elsewhere the Phoenix continue their preseason with matches against Newcastle Jets and Sydney United, and the pod wraps the latest transfers in the ASB Premiership

Without much Phoenix news of note, the pod analyses the All Whites loss to Uzbekistan, chats to Duncan Oughton during his enforced vacation, covers off the Junior All Whites tour of Doha, and reviews the Chatham Cup final by interviewing Cashmere Technical coach John Brown.

The pod is back to full strength to talk through the Phoenix latest preseason game on the Kapiti Coast, the All Whites and Junior All Whites in Doha, and Ryan Nelsen's sacking as Toronto FC coach. Coaches John Brown and Jose Figueira also dial in to preview this week's Chatham Cup final between Cashmere Technical and Central United.

With the Free WeeMac decision finally in, the pod attempts to summarise the situation by seeking the views of the Phoenix, the PFA and the FFA. In better news the Phoenix finally get their reserve team in the ASB Premiership, and the podders outline all the goss from the members' night this week. While in local football, Upper Hutt are relegated from Central League, and Stop Out attempt to replace them.

Laziness sets in among the pod as they speak to Ernie Merrick, Alex Gorrin/Rodriguez, and Glen Moss on things Phoenix, to New Zealand Football's media man, Steven Upfold, on the Chatham Cup semi finals, and to Capital Football's CEO, Richard Reid, on fighting and player behaviour.

This week the pod chats upsets in the FFA Cup, previews the Phoenix v All Whites XI game in Taupo, looks ahead to a massive Chatham Cup semi final weekend by dialling in all four coaches, returns the middle finger back to Tommy Smith, covers Miramar's retention of the Central League title, and gossips over MMA action in the Premier League.

After 37 weeks the All Whites finally have a new coach, so the pod runs their eye over the appointment of Anthony Hudson. Young All Whites coach José Figueira dials in to talk through the start of the U17s campaign, and Miramar Rangers get speed wobbles in the Central League. Andy Cussen from Football Central Australia reviews the Phoenix's FFA Cup loss to Adelaide United, while it's good news for Tom Doyle and delayed news for Michael McGlinchey.

This week the crew examines the Phoenix's narrow loss to Newcastle United, Roly Bonevacia signing, the recent and upcoming FFA Cup games, and the quarter finals of the Chatham Cup.