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In episode 25 of In The Zone, we chat to, and about, the Wellington Phoenix's new signing, Stein Huysegems, lament recent injuries to Paul Ifill and Dani Sanchez, and preview upcoming Phoenix games against Team Wellington and West Sydney Wanderers in Christchurch. In New Zealand football news, we cover the All Whites 6-1 shellacking of the Solomon Islanders, the Young Football Ferns at the U17 women’s World Cup, and the latest in Kiwis abroad. Internationally, we go around the world to look at World Cup qualifiers, while laughing at the expense of Australia following their loss to Jordan.

We pop down to the press conference announcing the signing of Stein Huysegems to the Wellington Phoenix. Check out the audio from it.

With not much happening in Phoenix land, this week we chat more about Del Piero’s retirement package in Sydney and re-re-launch of the Yellow Fever website. In New Zealand football news, the All Whites begin stage 3 of World Cup qualification, we talk to Oceania football expert Gordon Glen Watson, and two more young Kiwis pick up professional contracts overseas. Internationally, there is more World Cup qualification, including victory to the Canadian Flying Moose! While locally, Upper Hutt finally brush off their chokers tag to claim a spot in next year’s Central League.

In Episode 23 the pod chats A-league with Del Piero's will he, won't he move to Sydney FC, and the Phoenix's loss to Shillong Lajong in the final of the North East Lajong Super Series. In New Zealand football news, the teams covers the good and the bad from Kiwis abroad, including Musa's Fulham contract. Locally, the Central League title is decided, Palmerston North Marist and Upper Hutt vie for promotion, and shambles galore from the Central League Committee, Central Football, and Maycenvale United.

This week the pod takes a look at the fall out from the Phoenix's fisty cuffs, the latest from India, and we chat to Chris Greenacre and Tom Biss in our 'get to know your academy player' segment. In New Zealand Football news, the All Whites squad is named, the Junior Football Ferns holding their own at the U20s Women's World Cup, and the latest in kiwis abroad. Locally we review the Chatham Cup and Women's Knockout Cup final, and it's squeak bum time in the race for Central League glory.

In The Zone turns 21! This week, the Phoenix's lose to Newcastle, but literally go down fighting, the Phoenix's mascot is revealed, and we chat to Scott Basalaj in our new 'get to know your academy player' segment. In All Whites news, there's the return of our infamous 'Kiwis Abroad' segment, and in local football we preview the Chatham Cup final by talking to Brendan McIntyre from Lower Hutt, and Central United's Chris Zoricich.

The pod celebrates 10,000 listens by chatting the Phoenix's pre-season itinerary, fever bus trips to Palmy, world cup qualifiers in Christchurch and Auckland, Women's U20 World Cup, Ian Hogg signing for Portland Timbers, the Olympics, and Central and Premier League promotion and relegation battles.

Episode 19 of In The Zone chats the newly announced Phoenix's international supporters networks, the Oly-Whites' and Football Ferns' performances at the Olympics, Fred de Jong's new high performance role, Olympic quarter finals and broken bones, red cards, penalties, goals, and shattered dreams in Chatham Cup semi-finals.

Episode 18 of In The Zone sees the panel chat to David Dome, General Manager of the Wellington Phoenix, about the new season and club membership packages, and the prospect of Team Wellington curtain raisers. In Olympic news, they assess the Olywhites' first game loss to Belarus, the Football Ferns two losses to Great Britain and Brazil, as well as the round one clashes in Groups A, B and D. In local news, Upper Hutt are crowned Premier League champions, the Central League heats up, and Chatham Cup semi-finals are just around the corner.

In Phoenix news this week, the pod looks at Chris Greenacre's and Michael Boxall's new contracts, and chat to Jeremy Brockie and Paul Ifill about the Olympics and Phoenix pre-season. Speaking of Olympics, there's a guide to the other groups, and a look at warm up games for both the Olywhites and Football Fern. And in local football, both Wairarapa and Nelson vie for ASB Premiership entry, while the semi-finalists of the Chatham Cup are found.

In The Zone this week we talk Sigmund's contract extension, the impending signing of Boxall and Fever tour to Palmerston North. In the New Zealand football segment, there's a dissection of the Olywhites' warm up games against Korea and Japan, as well as a look at their Group C opponents, Belarus and Egypt. And club football has a bumper Chatham Cup quarter final preview and we finish by putting the boot into Western Suburbs - find out why on Episode 16.

In our most crowded podcast yet, the panel is joined by Wellington Phoenix captain Andrew Durante and Andrew Scott-Howman from the New Zealand Professional Footballers Association, to chat Phoenix, recent A-League transfers, pre-Olympic warm up games, goal line technology, and a touch of local Wellington football.

The pod is back at it again to criticise the FFA for Phoenix/All White fixture clashes, chat with Ricki Herbert live from the Phoenix's open training day, and reflect on Kosta Barbarouses' loan to Greek giants Panathinaikos. The international segments looks at squeaky bum time at the Euros, and as always, local Wellington football gets attention.

Episode 13 of New Zealand's number one football podcast sees the team chat Wellington Phoenix following the signing of Benji Totori and eight youth players. In New Zealand Football news, there's discussion of the men's Olympic squad, including a duet by Oly-White and All White members Tim Myers and Michael O'Keeffe, while at club level there is round 3 of the Chatham Cup. In Euro action the podders assess their prediction ability and look ahead in the knockout stages.

As the fall out from Honiara continues, the pod talks the All Whites by dialling in Danny Hay to clarify his criticism, while also questioning Ryan Nelsen's non-appearance. In international football, there's a roundup of latest World Cup qualifications and predictions galore as the pod covers the Euros. Back in New Zealand, the team covers the latest in Phoenix news via David Dome, and a roundup of local Wellington club football.

In The Zone this week we mourn the All Whites' performance at the Nations Cup. Does Ricki have to go? We talk up Ireland and Denmark and wonder what happened to the Dutch as we banter a bit about Euro 2012. We also look at CONCACAF World Cup qualification and eye up World Cup playoff against the Canadian Flying Moose! And we talk Phoenix, the A-League, and a little bit of local footy. All on In The Zone 11!

In the latest pod, the panel reviews the All Whites' tight wins in the Nations Cup and other World Cup qualifiers around the world. Our roaming reporter in Honiara chats to Ricki Herbert, Jake Gleeson and Chris Killen. In Phoenix news, there's the re-signing of Sanchez and Smith, and some inside goss on further transfer speculation and Phoenix reserves. While locally, they cover the latest in Chatham Cup, and Central and Premier League in Wellington.

In the most controversial podcast yet, the team dissects the All Whites' games against Honduras and El Salvador and previews the Nations Cup in the Solomon Islands. The first ever international segments looks at the four groups for Euro 2012, while closer to home Noah Hickey joins the team to talks about his role as a Phoenix board member. Locally, there is another round of Central and Premier league football to review, as well as a preview of the second round of the Chatham Cup

In the pod this week, the Yellow Fever team covers the signing and re-signing of Brockie and Paston respectively, while ponder the lack of news of a new right back and gun striker. In All Whites news we hail Winston Reid's return to the EPL, chat to Kosta Barbarouses about living in Russia's equivalent of Taihape, and map out a starting XI for the US tour. And locally we wrap up the latest action in Central League.

The panel is back in a bumper interview special. We talk to Jeremy Brockie on signing for the Wellington Phoenix, run our eyes over the All Whites’ OFC Nation’s Cup squad, and have Cam Howieson’s first interview as an All White. Locally we celebrate Auckland City O-league triumph, review results from Chatham Cup first round, and interview the two candidates for Capital Football’s board.