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The Phoenix had a successful trip to Hamilton, coming out with a 3-0 shellacking of CCM and no reported cases of STD's (yet). The pod looks ahead to the continuing Travelling Circus in Auckland, and Team Wellington have gone top in the SS Premiership.

The pod talk about the shock of Ernie Merrick resigning, and discuss who the options are to take over the reins at the Nix. The Nix are off the Hamilton to try to turn their fortunes around after losing 2-0 to Radelaide, ACFC are off at the Club World Cup again and we wrap all the action from the NZ national leagues.

The Phoenix got back in action against Melbourne City, the pod is joined by Vitor Sobral, Phoenix head of communications, to chat about dodgy refereeing, an away trip to Adelaide and Video Referees.

The Stirling Sports Prem is back to normal, with Auckland City taking their place on the top of the table back before they head away to Japan, and the Cap Football women's team have somehow earned a home playoff.

With no Phoenix game to talk about this week, the pod reviews the rest of the A-League games and looks ahead to taking on Melbourne City. The WeeNix knocked over Auckland City in the SSP, and Cap Football are into the playoffs in the NWL.

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Alex Rufer jumps into the pod to discuss earthquakes, travelling over to Canberra with the Nix, and the two World Cup qualifiers that the All Whites played this week. It's a short Kiwi's Overseas segment this week thanks to the international break, and we look forward to a bumper week of the SSP with a strong WeeNix side taking on Auckland City.

The Phoenix won! We look ahead to two important games on Saturday, the Nix in Canberra and the All Whites in Auckland. There's been some interesting results in the Stirling Sports Prem, including the first win for the TeeDubs, and we wrap up the goalfests that happened in the latest round of the NWL and the NYL.

The pod returns to talk about the heavy away loss to Melbourne Victory, and All White Tom Doyle join us to talk Nix, his hamstrings and the upcoming World Cup qualifiers. The WeeNix have defeated the TeeDubs via a injury time winner, but it was business as usual in the rest of the SS Premiership round.

Phoenix GM David Dome joins the pod, and this week we dissect everything that led to Sydney scoring that late winner against the Nix. The Stirling Sports Prem had it's first full round, which wasn't such good news for the TeeDubs, and we are taking on predecessor 'In The Zone' at the Football Media Awards.

Adam Parkhouse is the guest on the pod this week, we chat with him about his time at the Phoenix so far and the derby game over in Perth. Meanwhile, it was the first round of games in the NZ national league, we wrap all the action from the SS Prem, the NYL and the NWL.

The pod travel out to David Farrington Park in Miramar to be hosted by the TeeDubs and joined by their coach, José Figueira. We chat about the Nix's opening loss to City and their upcoming game against Perth. The All Whites stunned everyone with two great performances against Mexico and the US, and we talk with José about the SS Premiership season which is kicking off this weekend.

The A-League is finally upon us, and the pod is joined by Nix Academy coach Paul Temple to chat about the upcoming season and Saturday's game against the Cahill-less Melbourne City. Over in the US, the All Whites are preparing for blockbuster clashes against Mexico and the US, the Women's U17 almost upset Spain at the U17WC, and SS Prem preseason games are underway.

The Phoenix won their final pre-season match against the Mariners 2-1 down in Nelson, the pod talks about the action on the field as well as in the stands. The SS Prem had its season launch and the new kits are out, and the pod talk about Big Sam potentially being in cahoots with Anthony Hudson.

The Phoenix are heading down to Nelson to take on the Mariners again, after a 1-0 win over them last weekend. NZ are OFC U20 Champions again and are off to South Korea, and the pod discuss with Alastair Boyce from the Backbencher who should be in the Phoenix's greatest XI of all time.

Football broadcasting legend Jason Pine joins the pod for the first time to chat the past, present and future of the Wellington Phoenix. The Nix beat Tim Cahill 4-1 in Townsville, while there were two thrilling knockout cup finals played in Auckland over the weekend. Oh, and our U20's are off the next FIFA U20 World Cup in South Korea.

Alex Rodriguez guest stars on the pod this week, we chat with him about the Nix's 3-0 win from Weka Park, his time in Wellington so far and the upcoming season. There's a whole lot of stuff going on in New Zealand football, including the Chatham Cup final, and Karori have a small lead over Team Taranaki heading into the return leg.

After a fun week on the internets, the pod settle in and chat about the Central League XI, Marco Rojas's move to the Victory, the Chatham Cup semifinals and discover the All Whites had an assistant manager called Alex Armstrong. Patrick also attempts to pronounce some team names in kiwi's overseas and it goes as well as you would expect

Note: the audio quality is a bit shit this week. Sorry about that.

Marco's been released from Stuttgart, we discuss where he could end up and why it won't be the Phoenix. We introduce a brand new segment, complete with a catchy jingle.
It's Chatham Cup semifinal weekend, with Miramar looking to make the final after losing the Central League title to Olympic.

The Phoenix have signed Marco Rossi to help Dura out this season, and the pod discuss the match-fixing thats blighted his past. Meanwhile, the All Whites have announced big games against Mexico and the USA, and the Football Ferns bow out of Rio after the group stage. Back at home, the Mens Central League wraps up this weekend with three teams still in contention for the title, and Wellington United have wrapped up the WCL in trying circumstances.

The Phoenix are bundled out of the FFA Cup, thanks to a three goal comeback by WSW. The Football Ferns kicked off their Olympics campaign against Rio, and it's the quarterfinals of the Chatham Cup.

The Phoenix are bringing some silverware home from China, and take on Western Sydney (who Patrick evidently doesn't like very much) next week in the FFA Cup. The Football Ferns are in Brazil ahead of their Olympics kicking off, and all the latest Central League action is rounded up.