Mark Bosnich

So I landed in the UK and didn't know much about what was going on.

Mark Bosnich was at Aston Villa at that time.

Same city, obviously, Birmingham.

And I had one year.

The Socceroos take on five-time World Cup champions Brazil tonight in Townsville.

Stan Sports' Mark Bosnich will be along to tell us more and wrap up match day one of the UEFA Nations League.

We've also got, uh, a bizarre story of the NFL star who's been fined for pretending to chug a beer on the field.

It's making headlines in the States.

Um, I've got a special guest in the studio with me now.

And, uh, speaking of Panthers, yeah, Mark Guy, MG.

It's Mark Bosnich.

[laughs] Well, Boz has gone AWOL, mate.

Can you name the starting 11 from the final?

yes yeah mark bosnich in goal earl barrett right back center backs paul mcgrath sean teal yeah left back i'm going to come back to left back i'm pretty sure I'm pretty sure it was Stan Staunton.

It was.

And then in midfield, we're talking Andy Townsend, Captain Richardson.

Just watch the one good game that you've got record of.

Yeah, I used to watch the run to the League Cup final.

So Mark Bosnich came on.

I know we've got time to fill, so I'm going to carry on.

He was originally from the mean streets of Newtown down in Geelong, but he rules Western Australia these days.

The man who just speaks common sense, the Minister for Football, Mark Bosnich, and Libby Birch with an injury update.

We'll also give you Isaac Heine, who was door-stopped out the front of the SCG just moments ago.

I'll play that for you shortly.

More news at 7:00.

Welcome back to Sports Today.

We love getting the minister of football and common sense here in Australia, and I speak of Mark Bosnich.

Evening, Bosza.

I was sitting here.

Mark Bosnich was 16 years of age in a school uniform in Manchester.

[laughs]

He was sitting there.

Tim Howard.

Bosnich.

Was Fabian, Fabian there?

De Gea.