It's early days yet for this podcast, so there's perhaps a few too many Western Sydney Wanderers people attached (and I even recommended one to Brogan to interview) but the more recent interviews tend to drift away from that, and I think it'll be a series worth keeping an eye (or ear) on.
- Woe is me for being an outsider (no credibility as a soccer person).
- How I got into South.
- Feeling part of the community.
- Attempt to marginalise myself as much as possible (Eurosnobs, pay TV).
- A-League inclinations (or the lack thereof), and double standards in expectations.
- Bitterness (parlance, emotion and being outside the conversation).
- More marginalisation (backing myself in a corner).
- Brogan tries hard to find the right words.
- How the hell does a club like South get back to the top under the current regimes (political and cultural)?
- Fondest soccer memory.
- Least fondest memory (OK, maybe more than one, and the dangers of 'what ifs')
- Betraying my father, betraying Heidelberg, dodging a bullet.
- Why do I still go to South games? (regrets, you'll only go in for your mates)
- Old Soccer/New Football (throwaway line my arse).
- Who's paying for the current marginalisation of the old soccer?
- The healing process. (hint: it's bullshit)
- National Club Identity Policy (as if I wasn't going to talk about that)
- Blogging! (Why?)
- Success and pitfalls, style vs service.
- The damn audience.
- Friends and enemies.
- Information control and the Whole of Football meeting (you can also hear me opening and closing a bottle of water at some point here).
- The Greek national team (meh), the Socceroos (I don't want to be meh) and the Asian Cup.
- Eddie McGuire.
- What does the future hold for South?
- The end.
