# Mark Viduka
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Mark Anthony Viduka ( vih-DOOK-ə; born 9 October 1975) is an Australian retired footballer who played as a centre forward. He captained the Australia national team to the Round of 16 at the 2006 FIFA World Cup which remains their best ever performance to date. His four goals in the UEFA Champions League are the most scored by any Australian player.
Jonny Cooper: Leeds United Stats, Bielsa vs Farke, and the Book Every Fan Needs
Rocco sits down with author and Opta data analyst Jonny Cooper, the man behind As Leeds Go Marching On (Available @ Amazon https://amzn.to/4hbwu6L) — the must-have new stats book for every Leeds United fan.
They chat all things Leeds United — from Football Manager to Opta, Bielsa to Farke — and d…
The Argyle Podcast | Episode 193
His Argyle love is still strong.
The disappointment of being released from the club he supported as a teenager could have been enough for Ben Tozer to drift into mediocrity. He didn’t. Instead, within a year Ben was on the move to Newcastle United after a successful season at Swindon Town.
Rubbin…
Why Australia Is Producing Better Players Again with Cam Jones
In this episode of the Modern Soccer Coach Podcast, Gary Curneen sits down with Cam Jones — former professional player, current Western Sydney Wanderers academy coach, and founder of Spark Football — to explore the current state of player development in Australia. From coming through the Australian…
Steve McClaren: Manchester United Standards & the Future of Coaching
Want to go deeper into soccer science, coaching, and performance? Head to the ISSPF site at www.ISSPF.com, and catch the rest of the ISSPF Soccer Insights Podcasts at www.ISSPF.com/podcasts.
Podcast Overview: Steve McClaren on Standards, Culture and Modern Coaching
What does it really take to build…
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…
Melbourne Knights FC — The Club Australia Tried to Rename
Melbourne Knights FC, Australian soccer, Croatian identity and the National Soccer League are the focus of this episode of Why We Love This Club, exploring how Melbourne Croatia became a national champion despite being forced to change its name.
Founded by Croatian immigrants in 1953, Melbourne Kni…
LASK Orders: Finish the Job
Andrew is joined by Keith and Stephen to look back at Celtic’s hugely encouraging 3–0 Champions League play-off win over LASK and ahead to Tuesday night’s second leg in Austria. The bhoys discuss the maturity of the performance, Celtic’s worrying habit of conceding goals in clusters away in Europe,…
Ep 265 - All roads lead to Mark Viduka
this week, the analysts talk about the latest Premier League fixtures, including a new hero for Arsenal, a bad red card and a worse offside decision, and some bizarre defending from the blue side of London. Oh, and Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
The World Cup of Barclaysmen (Groups A–D)
We're going back to a golden era of the Premier League, when football felt different and every club seemed to have a player who became a cult hero simply by existing.
Welcome to The World Cup of Barclaysmen.
Alright Fans and Crazy Ginger Cabbie begin the search for the ultimate Barclaysman, with La…
Robbie Slater Names His Top 10 Socceroos Ever | Brazil, Kewell & Cahill
Straight Yellow is back as Adam Peacock and Robbie Slater preview the Socceroos’ blockbuster clashes with Brazil.
Robbie breaks down what he wants to see from Tony Popovic’s side, the striker issues facing the Socceroos, and why young talent needs to be given its chance.
Then, Robbie shares the ext…
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