Tipped Off The Bar - The Official Vancouver Football Club Podcast
Aug 19, 2026 · 1 hr 29 min · 26 segments
We launch 'Tipped Off The Bar' by introducing the show's vision and the team behind it. You'll also meet Anna and Mark Mullins, the first ever season ticket holders at VFC. Boaz and Niko engage in…
Niko GiantsopoulosHost
David SmithHost
Mark MullinsGuest
Anna MullinsGuest
Boaz SmithHostBut I think another reason, besides the why of the name, why the need of a podcast from a fan, why do you think this podcast needs to exist?


And for me coming from Scotland and having a history in soccer, football, whatever you want to call it, It just felt very unaccessible and quite corporate.


You can get to know the players, you can get to know the coaches, you can kind of get to know the staff and other fans and that kind of thing as well.

And this podcast is another opportunity to just pull the curtain back and expose what's really going on on the inside of a football club.

And for us as a relatively new football club, fourth season in, To see behind the scenes, this is an amazing opportunity for that.
And then I think from then a coaching staff point of view and someone inside of the club, I think what, why do this podcast? Cause it'll give a more educated narrative of what's actually going on within the club.
You have a fan supporter partner, and then someone who's in it between the two of us.
Hopefully we get a real authentic narrative and storyline of what going on in the club because sometimes it's not black and white.

And I'm not going to pretend to have the soccer knowledge of a professional coach or former professional goalkeeper.
And sometimes even as a player, I'm sometimes a bit thrown off as to why are the fans so upset.
At a time in Australia where we lost a big game and I had some of the deados, old Macedonian men trying to spit on me.
I'm like, how can a person be so mad? So again, understanding a fan's perspective is also what I'm excited to learn more about.
But I think another reason, besides the why of the name, why the need of a podcast from a fan, why do you think this podcast needs to exist?


And for me coming from Scotland and having a history in soccer, football, whatever you want to call it, It just felt very unaccessible and quite corporate.


You can get to know the players, you can get to know the coaches, you can kind of get to know the staff and other fans and that kind of thing as well.

And this podcast is another opportunity to just pull the curtain back and expose what's really going on on the inside of a football club.

And for us as a relatively new football club, fourth season in, To see behind the scenes, this is an amazing opportunity for that.
And then I think from then a coaching staff point of view and someone inside of the club, I think what, why do this podcast? Cause it'll give a more educated narrative of what's actually going on within the club.
You have a fan supporter partner, and then someone who's in it between the two of us.
Hopefully we get a real authentic narrative and storyline of what going on in the club because sometimes it's not black and white.

And I'm not going to pretend to have the soccer knowledge of a professional coach or former professional goalkeeper.
And sometimes even as a player, I'm sometimes a bit thrown off as to why are the fans so upset.
At a time in Australia where we lost a big game and I had some of the deados, old Macedonian men trying to spit on me.
I'm like, how can a person be so mad? So again, understanding a fan's perspective is also what I'm excited to learn more about.
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