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Oct 7, 2026

Lachie AvilHOST
24:44
You know, they r- being the first team to win that competition, that puts them in that place in history like they have been before.
Lachie AvilHOST
24:51
So as a club they want that, um, to be very, uh, you know, respectful of the clubs that have, you know, been to the final of the Australian Club before them in, in Sydney United and Heidelberg United last year.
Lachie AvilHOST
25:04
Um, but still wanting to go out and make that history, be the first team to do it.
Lachie AvilHOST
25:09
Be the first Member Third team to qualify for Asia, which is another thread that we've barely talked about because of everything else that's gone on.
David FeeneyGUEST
16:29
I think they, I think they definitely will.
David FeeneyGUEST
16:30
I- it's funny, I think it makes it harder for Sydney United than anything else because Canberra Croatia are gonna be absolutely fired up.
David FeeneyGUEST
16:38
You, you can't believe how good a game that's gonna be if you played for Canberra Croatia.
David FeeneyGUEST
16:42
I looked up their squad, and there are so many names that clearly appear to have a Croatian background.
David FeeneyGUEST
17:24
They did come fourth in the, in the group, but they, uh, really distinguished themselves.
David FeeneyGUEST
17:28
Didn't let themselves down at all.
David FeeneyGUEST
17:30
And they've got two opportunities to take on Sydney United, the clearly, the big brother.
David FeeneyGUEST
17:34
You would imagine there's a big brother, little brother vibe to that.
Peter FilopoulosGUEST
44:50
I think a lot of fans would like to see that.
Peter FilopoulosGUEST
44:52
But definitely we need to find a place for big clubs like South Melbourne, and the Melbourne Knights, and the Sydney United's, and the Marconis, and the Apia's, you know, just some examples.
Peter FilopoulosGUEST
45:02
There's so many more.
Peter FilopoulosGUEST
45:04
Where, where can their, their aspiration and their ambition go? Let's say they had the ambition, the aspirations to, to be at the top level of the Australian game, um, why are we not providing those opportunities for them to be able to demonstrate what they can do? But I also think that it keeps the A-League clubs and owners on their toes because, you know, if, if, if you've got a little bit of competition, you know, coming up, you're gonna start to think about the way you run your club a little bit differently, and that might drive more investment in the A-League, which, which is required.
Lachie AvilHOST
42:15
One game, yeah, I know.
Lachie AvilHOST
42:17
I actually, we're planning on talking about this more, but just while we're here as well, Matt, some of the signings that Australian Championship clubs have been making, Sydney United is such a unique case with a Luke Bratton and a Dimi Petrados, but then Costa Barbarousas at South Melbourne as well.
Lachie AvilHOST
42:37
Even the ambition, like the kind of all-stars theme, like Anthony Lesiotis, who plays for Heidelberg United, he's been loaned to Avondale for the Australian Championship as well.
Lachie AvilHOST
42:46
It feels like there are a number of clubs who are being really super, super ambitious in their pursuit of that trophy.
Rob GilbertHOST
6:24
Um, tell, give- take us inside the, the corridors of power, uh, around conversations about the perfect final and, and what a final like this looks like.
Will HastieHOST
6:35
Yeah, Rob, I was fortunate enough to be leading the Australian, the Australia Cup when we had the Sydney United 58 versus MacArthur final up in Sydney, and, uh, that was brilliant just to see, uh, what you might call traditional football engage in, uh, a very even competition with, uh, if we wanna call it new football.
Will HastieHOST
6:58
We had about 17,000 at the CommBank, uh, Stadium that night, but I think this one is going to exceed it.
Will HastieHOST
7:06
It's loud already.
Olan TekkersHOST
3:39
Yeah, I remember.
Olan TekkersHOST
3:40
I think it was MacArthur against, was it Sydney United? Yeah, Sydney United.
Olan TekkersHOST
3:43
Yeah, I remember.
Olan TekkersHOST
3:44
And you gave it to
MikeGUEST
3:15
And in recent times, you know, variety of reasons, in my opinion, maybe the A-League undertaking a youth profile, South Melbourne, you know, professionalising more with the Australian Championship, obviously Pro League, larger budget.
MikeGUEST
3:28
All of a sudden, also what we saw last year with Heidelberg and a few years back with Sydney United, it's possible for an NPL team to make the final.
MikeGUEST
3:36
So all of a sudden, you know, we as fans of the club, like I was at a fan forum, and I remember the board saying before the season started, one of our targets is to win the Australian Cup.
MikeGUEST
3:45
Now, you know, it sounds like a big goal, but, you know, now that we're there, yeah, like obviously it's a national trophy, as mentioned, one of the most prestigious ones.

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MikeGUEST
19:21
Maybe that one in particular.
MikeGUEST
19:23
Um, you know, maybe, maybe a, well, we saw Sydney, okay.
MikeGUEST
19:27
The other one, in my opinion, is Sydney United versus either West Sydney Wanderers or Sydney FC.
MikeGUEST
19:33
I think that one has the potential.
Lachie AvilHOST
42:15
One game, yeah, I know.
Lachie AvilHOST
42:17
I actually, we're planning on talking about this more, but just while we're here as well, Matt, some of the signings that Australian Championship clubs have been making, Sydney United is such a unique case with a Luke Bratton and a Dimi Petrados, but then like Costa Barbarousas at South Melbourne as well.
Lachie AvilHOST
42:36
Yeah.
Lachie AvilHOST
42:37
Even the ambition, like the kind of all-stars theme, like Anthony Lesiotis, who plays for Heidelberg United, he's been like loaned to Avondale for the Australian Championship as well.
Sean KellyHOST
65:49
absolutely now talking about australian coaches um you've got john hutchinson at uh ccm so um the central coast pick up a good coach
Teo PellizzeriGUEST
66:00
they think they have a good coach but what players does he have to work with i was uh on the game where they got knocked out of the Australia Cup by Sydney United, albeit only on penalties.
Teo PellizzeriGUEST
66:10
And I've got to say, the Mariners actually played far better than their team on paper suggested to me that they would.
Teo PellizzeriGUEST
66:17
So while Mariners fans might think, we've got a young team, we've got a team that's, you know, maybe not going to do anything amazing this season, I still thought against a seasoned NPL side like Sydney United, they would lose in 90 minutes and
Ritchard PaveleyGUEST
66:31
potentially
Teo PellizzeriGUEST
66:31
get blown away.
DaveHOST
12:12
Yeah.
Paul MavroudisGUEST
12:12
Um, if, if it was Victory versus Sydney United, would I care as much? No.
Paul MavroudisGUEST
12:17
If it was Victory versus Adelaide City? No.
Paul MavroudisGUEST
12:21
You know, it, it's just the way, it's a different kind of vibe, I think

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