Michael Woud

Would he be in the league with ours? Dunno.

And as we say farewell to Sam Cosgrove, we welcome in his goalkeeper, Auckland FC's Michael Woud, for the 10 ball challenge.

It can't be that hard, no? Sometimes looking, maybe something is...

It can't be that hard, can it? Or is

Tacit approval from IFE.

We're moving on.

Michael Woud will probably start in goal for Auckland FC.

And just on that whole thing, I thought for the fans, let's talk about the most likely starting 11s for our New Zealand football teams in the A-League because there has been so much movement across both sides.

Like I say, the first 11's still pretty good, Burge.

You know, there's Michael Woud and Oli Sail, you know, I, who I think is almost back to, uh, back to full fitness down ba- battling it out for the, the goalkeeping spot.

Um, you know, Kellen Elliott's still there.

Hiroki Sakai, Nando Pijnaker, Francis de Vries, Jake Brimmer, Cam Howieson, uh, Felipe Gigos.

Uh, so they sent [laughs] out nine, uh, including the, the goalkeeper, Henry Gray, uh, who got a debut, and he's been loaned to the Wellington Phoenix this year too from a club.

So he replaced Michael Woud just after half time.

So it was, uh, two all for them in that game there.

Is this continuing the trend from the World Cup of them getting a lead but not being able to-

So I think those are the ones where if you're making rotations, you make them in the first two.

So maybe Henry Gray and Michael Woud start those two games in goal against Palestine and China, and then Alex Paulsen plays both games in Japan, that kind of thing.

Um, so there will be, there will be opportunities, I think, for all these guys to get some game time across four games, and Ukic will be part of that.

And it is, uh, it is an All Whites team that still has the core, that still has the, the bulk of the players that we're gonna build around, the guys that we know who they are, because they were the ones who were holding their own at the World Cup.