# Guus Hiddink

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King of Mesopotamia

Blayne, Jaxon, and James are back to dissect a week of wild football highs and catastrophic lows. Graham Arnold achieves god-status by guiding Iraq to their first World Cup in 40 years, sparking incredible scenes from Baghdad to Sydney. Meanwhile, Perth Glory managed to do the most "Glory" thing ev…

King of Mesopotamia

Blayne, Jaxon, and James are back to dissect a week of wild football highs and catastrophic lows. Graham Arnold achieves god-status by guiding Iraq to their first World Cup in 40 years, sparking incredible scenes from Baghdad to Sydney. Meanwhile, Perth Glory managed to do the most "Glory" thing ev…

South Korea, Italy, and Byron Moreno

OTD E0230 — 18 Jun 2002: South Korea beat Italy 2–1 after extra time in Daejeon, as Ahn Jung-hwan misses a penalty, then scores the golden goal. This episode traces the echo of Italy’s 1966 defeat to North Korea, South Korea’s rise under Guus Hiddink, Italy’s star-heavy squad, Byron Moreno’s contro…

Tim Cahill On The World Cup That Changed Everything

What’s it like to score your country’s first-ever World Cup goal? What separates World Cup winners from everyone else? And can England finally go all the way? Tim Cahill sits down with Wayne to relive Australia’s plucky 2006 World Cup campaign, what life was like under Guus Hiddink and reveals the …

Reheated: Australia 2006 & Zaire 1974

World Cup Stories Reheated: Zaire 1974 & Australia 2006 — How Great Were They? We’re on our summer break before returning in August for what we hope will be our biggest and best season yet — but we’re not leaving you without football history. Over the break, we’re reheating a few of our favourite W…

Popovic plays poker before Socceroos' Paraguay decider! | Straight Yellow

Straight Yellow comes live from Santa Clara as part of the Fanatics World Cup Tour, just hours before Australia's crucial World Cup clash with Paraguay. Adam Peacock is joined by former Socceroos Aaron Mooy, Alex Tobin and Brad Smith outside the stadium to capture the nerves, excitement and final q…

Don't Know About The World Cup's Smallest Nation

In this episode, we travel (metaphorically) to Curaçao, a country so small that many football fans had never even heard of it before the World Cup draw. Most people recognise the name because of the bright blue cocktail liqueur. Almost nobody expected it to become one of the smallest nations ever t…

Don't Know About The World Cup's Smallest Nation

In this episode, we travel (metaphorically) to Curaçao, a country so small that many football fans had never even heard of it before the World Cup draw. Most people recognise the name because of the bright blue cocktail liqueur. Almost nobody expected it to become one of the smallest nations ever t…

Ron Smith: Inside Australia's 2006 World Cup & Football Analysis

In Part 2 of my conversation with Dr Ron Smith, we dive into one of the most significant periods in Australian football history—Australia's historic qualification for and participation in the 2006 FIFA World Cup.Ron shares his experiences working around the Socceroos during this remarkable era, off…

FIFA World Cup 2002 - Korea & Japan

Step back into the summer of 2002, when football woke up to a new dawn. For the first time in history, the FIFA World Cup traveled to Asia, forced into a politically charged co-hosting arrangement between historic rivals Japan and South Korea. It was a tournament born out of geopolitical compromise…