Description

Australia's longest-running women's football podcast (est. April 2019). 

History: Danielle Brogan, Matildas Cap 166

Matildas Debut: 2009 (played for the national team until 2015)

Grassroots Club: Belmore Eagles

Appearances: 7

Position: Defender

• 10 appearances for Australia U-20 (2004-2006)
• W-NSL
  • NSW Sapphires (2003-04)
• W-League
  • Sydney FC (2008-2014) winning the Championship in 2009 and the Premiership in 2009, 2010-11
  • Adelaide United (2014-2015)
  • Perth Glory (2015-2016, 2017-2018)
• Club International
  • Notts County (2014)

Current - Director Women's Football - Perth SC

Hot Topics

Matildas

• Kyra Cooney-Cross signs with Arsenal
• Clare Hunt signs with PSG
• Philippines v Matildas moved to Optus Stadium
• Signings: Around the World - Aussies/NZ Abroad

News

• FIFA The Best Award nominations - VOTE now
  • Mackenzie Arnold
  • Caitlin Foord
  • Mary Fowler
  • Sam Kerr
  • Tony Gustavsson
• Spain players called up but they don't plan to end their boycott
• EA Sports FC 24 player ratings released
• Interview with ALW and NPL Capital Football referee Georgia Ghirardello

Dub News & Signings

• Grand Final deal could be scrapped
• Brisbane Roar: Jordan Silkowitz (USA)
• Canberra United: Deven Jackson (NZ), Cannon Clough (USA)
• Melbourne Victory: Tori Hansen (USA), McKenzie Weinert (USA), Lydia Williams, Casey Dumont not returning to the club
• Newcastle Jets: Josie Wilson
• Perth Glory: Lilly Bailey
• Wellington Phoenix: Annalie Longo, Rylee Foster (CAN)
• Western Sydney Wanderers: Kaylie Collins (USA)
• Season 16 squad page

Around the World

Queens, Kings and Themperors of the Week

Dale - 1) Leena Khamis scored twice in the NPL NSW Grand Final to give Macarthur Rams a 2-0 win, their second consecutive Championship and their third in the last five completed seasons 2) Rams goalkeeper Sham Khamis wasted time brilliantly during the NPL NSW Grand Final

Eric - Amanda Rimmer, partner of Hills United president Tristan, did a shoey after the Hills United U20 team won their Grand Final (the club's first ever women's trophy!) 

Maj - Lana Harch did one of our favourite things on the weekend: she was an outfielder that went in goals during the FQPL Grand Final while playing for Southwest Queensland Thunder