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This week in the pod, the team tries to dissect the capitulation in Adelaide, previews the Phoenix next home game against Perth Glory and looks back at the week that was, including a silent protest in Sydney's west. As the All Whites prepare for their first fixture of the year, the pod discusses (read: argues) it's relevance, while Team Wellington and Auckland each have a foot in the ASBP final.

The pod moves studios to analysis Wellington Phoenix's comeback win over Central Coast Mariners, chat about the launch of the FFA Cup and a potential visit from West Ham, and review the rest of round 20 action. Locally, Team Wellington claims second, and potentially an O-league, spot, while the Young Football Ferns qualify for the U20 World Cup.

The pod return from their back slapping recording last week to look back at the hammering by Melbourne Heart and chat to Gareth Morgan on the proposed Petone Arena. In New Zealand football news, there are new clubs for three Kiwis overseas, and Team Wellington secure their place in the ASBP playoffs

In the milestone no one thought they'd reach, the pod is joined by Phoenix General Manager, David Dome, to wrap the latest A-league action and get the good oil on all things Phoenix, including the FFA Cup, marketing strategies, and away home games. Ivan Vicelich also joins the celebration to talk about his career, and the team reads your hate mail.

Back from another Fever Tour, the pod chats the Phoenix's rad win over Adelaide, the signing of Hamish Watson, mystical new stadia, fixtures shambles, and comical goalkeeping. Locally, Team Wellington take advantage of red mist, but the ASBP remains with Waitakere handing Auckland City their first loss.

Paul Ifill joins the pod to mull over the Phoenix's third consecutive 2-1 loss to Brisbane Roar, his injury, rehab, and non-playing aspirations, as well as this weekend's fixture against Adelaide in Auckland. The pod hails Ivan Vicelich's careers, wraps the latest ASB Premiership action, and Kiwis overseas makes a return!

Off the back of a 5-0 pumping of Melbourne Victory, the team picks their jaws off the ground to wrap all the action and ponders the Phoenix's chances this Friday night. While in the ASB Premiership, Team Wellington make it a great weekend for the region with a cheeky 3-1 victory over Waitakere United.

Unfortunately Smithy is the back to talk about his ventures into Wonderland, before the team turns their attention to Wellington Phoenix's 1-1 draw with Central Coast, the re-signing of Italiano, Riera, and Boxall, and this week's home fixture against Melbourne Victory. In the ASB Premiership, Southern United stun the bookies and Waitakere, Hawke's Bay are deducted points, and the pod demands the return of the sausage and bacon sannie at Tee Dubs.

With Smithy suffering from 3rd degree flare burns, the rest of pod chats over the Phoenix shock win over the Wanderers, the signing of Roy Krishna and Milos Lujic, our chances against Central Coast Mariners, and the latest on and off field round 13 action.

In the last pod of 2013, the team reviews the Phoenix's first ever win in Victoria, chats the latest A-league round including fighting, flares and bodsleds, and questions why Sam Malcolmson gets paid to write his column.

The Phoenix have finally notched up their first win of the season with a 1-0 victory over Sydney FC. The pod hazelly look back at the game and hope for the Melbourne hoodoo to be broken this Friday against Melbourne Heart.

It's more of the same as the pod doubles up this week to review the latest loss to Central Coast Mariners, looks at the new CEO of New Zealand Football, and previews the latest ASB Premiership round.

APNZ's Dan 'are you a football guy' Richardson comes off the bench to join the pod to discuss Phoenix's latest non-win following a 2-1 home loss to Brisbane Roar. The All Whites announced their first fixture for 2014, and while Michael Fitzgerald won't be there, will a coach?

The pod reviews the Phoenix's latest loss, this time to Perth Glory, and questions whether the drought will be broken against Brisbane Roar this weekend. Elsewhere, the team rejoices at Australia's group at the World Cup, looks back at the latest ASB Premiership action, and ponders Auckland City's chances at the Club World Cup.

The pod looks back at the Phoenix's continued winless streak as they draw blank against Western Sydney, and rate our chances this weekend against a depleted Perth side. Elsewhere, Brian Turner hits back against the Dom Post, OFC make a play for a different World Cup qualification path, and who should be in the ASB Premiership team of the decade.

With the Phoenix completing their 'everywhere but Wellington' tour winless, the pod chats through the last minute loss to Sydney FC and previews this weekend's fixture against a depleted WSW. Elsewhere the team discusses whether Gareth Morgan is correct in his opinion of the NZF board, while TeeDubs claim their first win of the season.

As the All Whites bow out of World Cup qualification, the pod covers the 2nd leg from all angles including the performance, the crowd, and Ricki Herbert’s tenure as coach. The Phoenix return to A-league action with a trip to Sydney this weekend, and Team Wellington blow their chances against Waitakere.

The pod brings you the most comprehensive review of the All Whites' 5-1 loss to Mexico by asking who or what is to blame, and did we even have a chance? Elsewhere, the Phoenix's opening to the 2013/14 continues to struggle with another away-home draw, while Team Wellington open their ASBP campaign with a 4-1 loss to Auckland City

The pod return to their humble abode to chat through Wellington Phoenix's attempted comeback against Melbourne Victory and the weekend ahead for another Fever Tour. Winston Reid's injury shockwave overshadows the selection of Storm Roux and Jeremy Christie in the All Whites' playoff squad. While Team Wellington kick of their ASB Premiership campaign this weekend against Auckland City.

Better late than never, the pod is joined by Jason Pine to dissect Wellington Phoenix's draw with Newcastle Jets, the merits of taking a game to Napier, and our prospects against Melbourne Victory. Elsewhere, New Zealand Football play hard ball with the Phoenix, Mexico name a locally based team for the playoff, and the ASB Premiership is just around the corner.