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The pod partly recovers from another Fever Tour to reflect back on the Phoenix's victory against West Ham United and look ahead to this weekend's match with Newcastle United. To top off a massive football weekend in the capital, Island Bay's Martin Garcia, and Napier City Rovers' Bill Robertson dial in to preview their Chatham Cup quarter final clash.

The World Cup is done for another four years, so the pod looks back at the final and the tournament overall. Back in Phoenix land, their preseason continues with upcoming games against West Ham and Newcastle United. While the All Whites edge closer to a coach, and look out for the Fever Stand at Island Bay's Chatham Cup game against Napier City Rovers next weekend.

The pod disproves the theory 'better late than never' in chatting World Cup quarters, semis and final. Elsewhere the Phoenix continue their preseason with questions marks over McGlinchey still remaining, the hunt for the next All Whites coach nears the end, and the relegation fight in Central League hots up.

Both the World Cup and the Chatham Cup have reached the quarter final stage, so the pod reviews all the action, including terrible tipping and Island Bay United's stunning upset over Miramar Rangers. While in Phoenix land, Nathan Burns signs on and preseason fixtures continue.

The pods brushes aside sleep deprivation to wrap the latest in World Cup action as some big names already have fallen, or are about to fall, by the wayside. Back home the Phoenix have started preseason with their first kick about, and the team previews the Chatham Cup round of 16 featuring interviews with Island Bay Untied and Ngongotaha AFC.

The pod battles through early morning starts to wrap all the World Cup games to date, chat bits of A-league news and review all the action from the 3rd round of the Chatham Cup.

As the world counts down to the opening FIFA World Cup match, the pod discusses the signing/non-signing of Michael McGlinchey and scans the 2014/15 fixture list before previewing World Cup Groups G and H. Elsewhere, the U20s complete their tour of China, and Island Bay United's Martin Garcia talks about their 3rd Round Chatham Cup clash.

Without any Phoenix news in sight, the pod jumps straight into part 3 of the World Cup preview to cover groups E and F. Back home, the next generation All Whites draw with South Africa, Darren Bazeley dials in to chat the Junior All Whites' tour to China, and there is plenty of intrigue and drama across the country in Chatham Cup action.

The pod licks it wounds after blowing out at the FFDU Awards to chat random bits of Phoenix news, World Cup Groups C and D, and Friday's All Whites' (A) fixture against South Africa (A). The impending long weekend signifies Chatham Cup round 2 so the pod continues its coverage by talking to Laurance Guetta from Stokes Valley FC and Murray Ralfs from Burwood AFC.

The pod is back, but with technical difficulties (sorry!), to chat Fever Hui, the pursuit of Michael McGlinchey, and the lack of interest in Tim Payne. The international segment makes a return with the first of a four part World Cup preview. And the pod is rounded out with an extended interview with NZF boss Andy Martin.

This week the pod chats the latest in Phoenix land with Carlos' departure and positive signs for a Phoenix reserve team. In national football news, the much anticipated World Cup review is out, but no one gets to see it, Oceania expert Gordon Glen Watson talks OFC Champions League, and Ian Anderson from the Waikato Time and Andrew Voerman from the Christchurch Star contribute to the most comprehensive wrap of the Chatham Cup in the land.

Season 2013/14 draws to an end with Brisbane Roar claiming their third A-league title with victory over West Sydney Wanderers. Back home the U20s begin their World Cup campaign, Auckland City reach the O-league final, and the pod gets excited over the ASB Chatham Cup this weekend.

As the A-league reaches its pointy end, the Phoenix are already looking towards pre-season with fixtures named against EPL sides Newcastle United and West Ham across New Zealand, Neil Emblem names his All Whites squad against South Africa with some noticeable exceptions, OFC have all but confirmed the qualification path for the 2018 World Cup, and the local Wellington leagues keep on keeping on.

This week the pod discusses Alejandro's arrival, Luke's leaving, the Phoenix season in review, and the A-league playoffs. Elsewhere Ryan Thomas guides Zwolle to Dutch Cup glory, the first clubs are knocked out of the Chatham Cup, and the team reviews the Souvlaki and football action from Wakefield Park.

Paul Ifill continues to add to his media CV by coming off the pod bench as they discuss Wellington Phoenix's disappointing end to the season, before farewelling Stein Huysegems and Leo Bertos. In New Zealand football land, the All Whites host South Africa next month, but who will turn up, Auckland City advance to the semi-finals of the O-league thanks to a Waitakere choke, Chatham Cup qualification begins, and the local leagues in Wellington ramp up.

As the Phoenix officially bow out of playoff reckoning and instead look a chance for another wooden spoon, the pods reluctantly looks back at another loss to Sydney including diving, mud baths and News' tantrum. Elsewhere New Zealand Football's issues are aired for all to see, the O-league kicks off, as does the opening round of the Central and Premier leagues in Wellington.

The pod turns two, and in true toddler style, gets angsty at another home loss by the Phoenix, before looking towards the prospect of two EPL sides coming to Wellington. And local football kicks off this weekend in the capital.

A heavily sick pod gather to discuss the Phoenix latest trashing at the hand of Newcastle Jets and the happenings from the latest #FeverTour. Elsewhere the Young Football Ferns bow out of the U17 Women's World Cup with a solidarity point, Waitakere clear the decks, and will Tommy Smith choose a holiday over the All Whites

In an expletive ridden pod, the team reacts to what Ben Williams dished up in Melbourne, discusses Huysegems' contract negotiations, Hernandez latest tanty, and next week's trip to Newcastle. Back home Auckland City claim the double by taking out the ASB Premiership and ASB Youth League.

The pod comes together once again to discuss the Phoenix butchering chances, and 3 points, against Perth Glory, tantys from Hernandez and Stadium security, and the pigeon's return. The All Whites recover from an appalling start to save face against Japan, while Team Wellington book a place in the O-league and the ASBP final.