Still in the Hunt

In this episode, Blayne, Neil, and Jaxon break down the 2-2 draw against Macarthur—a game where the Glory snatched a "lucky point" thanks to a Filip Kurto disaster-class.... and has Luke Amos played his last game for Perth?

The boys also dive into the hottest debate in Australian football right now: Adam Peacock’s proposal to shift the A-League season to a calendar year model. Would Perth fans actually turn up in the rain, is the "clean air" argument a myth? And would playing in cooler conditions increase Australia's transfer revenue?

Plus, we look at the massive recruiting coup for the NPL WA with Danny De Silva and Daniel Stynes coming home, ask if the Glory Women’s "Finals or Bust" season is now a bust, and call out the "ugly" tackle in NPL NSW that made headlines for all the wrong reasons.

Key Topics:

The Macarthur Miracle: Dissecting the 2-2 draw, Filip Kurto’s "nightmare," and why Sulemani started over Taggart.

The "Season Shift" Debate: Adam Peacock’s proposal to move the A-League to winter. The boys debate the pros vs. the reality of fans refusing to watch football in the rain.

Stars return home: Danny De Silva to Olympic and Daniel Stynes to Bayswater—How much of a buzz is it for the local leagues?

The Good, The Bad & The Ugly:

Good: The Premier League title race and the Super Bowl halftime show (even if Neil didn't understand a word of it).

Bad: A horrific "dog act" tackle in NPL NSW and the subsequent red card.

Ugly: The "Luke Amos situation"—is his time at Glory done after failing to make the squad again?.

Glory Women: A 1-0 loss to Wellington leaves the "Finals or Bust" mantra looking shaky. Is it time to ask hard questions about the club or the coaching regime?.