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Western Sydney Wanderers Football Club

Western Sydney Wanderers Football Club

Western Sydney Wanderers Football Club is a professional association football club based in Western Sydney, Australia. It fields teams in the A-League Men and A-League Women competitions, as well as youth and community programs, and operates a football academy.www.wswanderersfc.com.au

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Sep 15, 2026

Mark BickleyHOST
30:02
He's
Jarrod WalshHOST
30:02
being so disrespectful to the Western Sydney showgrounds and also Manuka Oval in Canberra.
Mark BickleyHOST
30:07
Yeah, that's it.
Mark BickleyHOST
30:08
That holds 20,000.

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Mark BickleyHOST
43:19
Friday Night Footy and the blokes that play for Collingwood and Geelong and Hawthorne.
Mark BickleyHOST
43:27
He's
Jarrod WalshHOST
43:27
being so disrespectful to the Western Sydney showgrounds and also Manuka Oval in Canberra.
Mark BickleyHOST
43:32
Yeah, that's it.
Nikola PozderHOST
14:13
And then, you know, you, you, you'd hope that Bonnyrigg's not far behind either, and then you've got these old-school rivalries back again.
Nikola PozderHOST
14:19
But I will, I will say in, in terms of the A-League, the Western Sydney Wanderers were incredibly well-supported, and, and I think the feeling with the club, even though it was a brand-new club, was o- maybe not historically on par with, with United and these other clubs, but definitely up there.
Nikola PozderHOST
14:40
I, I went to many games and I could feel it.
Nikola PozderHOST
14:42
I remember the, the Asian Champions League run.
Matt PollardHOST
72:26
He'll be 18 on May 21st of next year, meaning that he would join the Rapids ahead of the calendar switch 2027, 2028 MLS season.
Matt PollardHOST
72:34
He has played 14 times at the first team level for Sydney FC, and he spent some time in the youth academy at Western Sydney Wanderers.
Matt PollardHOST
72:42
Um, he's mostly been playing in Australian Cup games this season, so make of that what you will.
Matt PollardHOST
72:48
Um, but so far, uh, he's got three assists and 11, in 11 games played in the A-League.
Jessica SpendloveGUEST
28:34
Yeah, then it was...
Jessica SpendloveGUEST
28:35
I can't even remember the order, but, you know, the Sydney Kings, the Giants Netball, the Giants AFLW when that came in, the Western Sydney Wanderers, the New South Wales Waratahs.
Jessica SpendloveGUEST
28:44
So it all, you know, kind of went like that.
Jessica SpendloveGUEST
28:46
And even other teams.
Jerome KhalafHOST
38:07
Mm.
Jake Barker-DaishHOST
38:08
Like, you know, all the work that he did, the way he carried himself in year one where he wasn't playing at Western Sydney was-
Jerome KhalafHOST
38:13
Yep
Jake Barker-DaishHOST
38:14
... was scary how professional he was.
Aaron KempGUEST
3:42
And then obviously you get the kids that then, because they've been developed quite well by the club, they are actually becoming quite talented now.
Aaron KempGUEST
3:48
And so they get to go and play at places like Manly United, Northern Tigers, Spirit FC, St. George, wherever they decide to go, Sydney Wanderers, uh, [laughs] uh, Sydney FC.
Aaron KempGUEST
4:00
And the other ones that are at club level stay at club level, and they keep going through.
Aaron KempGUEST
4:05
So I ca- I coached both my kids through Division One.
Robbie SlaterGUEST
26:19
Yep.
Adam PeacockHOST
26:19
Big difference between a Western Sydney Wanderers and their facilities, and the Newcastle Jets and their facilities.
Adam PeacockHOST
26:25
Why?
Robbie SlaterGUEST
26:26
Yes.
AlexHOST
25:28
For me as a Perth boy, most of it's been pretty bad, but there's been some good moments sprinkled in.
AlexHOST
25:32
But if you had to define one, maybe... season or maybe a couple of seasons as peak a league which sort of time period would you pick that obviously we had raw salona we've had you know the western sydney wanderers coming in we had the big sort of arrivals of europe from the likes of del pierro hesky we've had plenty of massive periods uh in terms of the a league but what defining era would you say is peak a league
Simon HillGUEST
26:00
I'm presuming by peak A-League, we're not meaning the sarcastic version.
Simon HillGUEST
26:05
Yeah, I think that period that you mentioned, I think between 2010 and probably 2015, maybe a bit of 2016, I think that five-year period was when the league was at its absolute peak.
Simon HillGUEST
28:23
But yeah, I don't want to be too negative in answer to that question.
Simon HillGUEST
28:27
That five-year period, I thought, was tremendous.
Simon HillGUEST
28:30
And one small example of it, I did the first ever Sydney Derby between Western Sydney Wanderers and Sydney FC.
Simon HillGUEST
28:37
I think it was late 2012.
Mike SheenHOST
1:45
We'll quickly touch on the results from last week.
Mike SheenHOST
1:48
It was Bulls FC Academy 6, Western Sydney Wanderers 2, And University of New South Wales, three.
Mike SheenHOST
1:55
Arpia Leichhardt, one.
Mike SheenHOST
1:57
Firstly, Sam, what did you make of the results on Sunday? Over the weekend, I should say.
Lachie FlanaganHOST
3:40
[laughing]
Josh ParishHOST
3:41
Uh, and if you scroll back through the other episodes, I'm wearing Western Sydney Wanderers, I'm wearing Rayo Vallecano, I'm wearing, I think a team from Korea called Gwangju.
Josh ParishHOST
3:51
So I wouldn't claim to be a fan of any of those clubs.
Josh ParishHOST
3:54
But, uh, my number one reaction looking at that image was, uh, how skinny I used to be.

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