Jun 17, 2026 · 59 min · 10 segments
Join hosts Jon Moss and Alan Shortall as they discuss all things refereeing with special guests Scottish FIFA Referees Lorraine Watson and Victoria Reilly
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I think the fact that everybody could sit there at two o'clock in the afternoon and watch the game was an added bonus.
But to see how well they performed and look, I'll be honest, I also don't have massive amounts of experience in football.
Watching their story in Irkunda for a six months he's been on fire uh in the championship so to be brutally honest i probably there's a little bit of expectation for me i thought the australians did a great job and probably um it sets them up well for hopefully a draw or a win which will get us out of the group stage which would be fantastic
yeah because i mean he's been playing really well hasn't he in for watford i think he saw scored some really good goals as well it's good to see him doing that in the world stage I also thought the, the tactics that, um, so there was some big calls by Papa one day in, in terms of dropping the, the goalkeeper and, and putting some younger, uh, players in there.
Um, you know, and you live and die by those decisions as a coach, don't you? And it played off.
And what was most pleasing for me was to see so many Australians in the, in the big sort of, uh, communal areas around the country all celebrating.
Yeah, 4.78, which that reached rivals, the NRL Grand Finals, the AFL Grand Finals.
So that game is comparative with some of the bigger games the bigger events across the year.
And I think from a Football Australia perspective, that's an awesome response to the Socceroos, no doubt.
I think the fact that everybody could sit there at two o'clock in the afternoon and watch the game was an added bonus.
But to see how well they performed and look, I'll be honest, I also don't have massive amounts of experience in football.
Watching their story in Irkunda for a six months he's been on fire uh in the championship so to be brutally honest i probably there's a little bit of expectation for me i thought the australians did a great job and probably um it sets them up well for hopefully a draw or a win which will get us out of the group stage which would be fantastic
yeah because i mean he's been playing really well hasn't he in for watford i think he saw scored some really good goals as well it's good to see him doing that in the world stage I also thought the, the tactics that, um, so there was some big calls by Papa one day in, in terms of dropping the, the goalkeeper and, and putting some younger, uh, players in there.
Um, you know, and you live and die by those decisions as a coach, don't you? And it played off.
And what was most pleasing for me was to see so many Australians in the, in the big sort of, uh, communal areas around the country all celebrating.
Yeah, 4.78, which that reached rivals, the NRL Grand Finals, the AFL Grand Finals.
So that game is comparative with some of the bigger games the bigger events across the year.
And I think from a Football Australia perspective, that's an awesome response to the Socceroos, no doubt.
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