Coming to Code Sports, The Aguero Goal: Drama & Delirium.  In this special podcast the events of 10 years ago, when Manchester City scored two goals in stoppage time to win the English Premier League, are recounted from four perspectives:  Joelen Lescott, the Manchester City defender who was part of the high-prized recruits purchased to deliver success.  Nedum Onuoha, Queens Parker Ranger defender, who was sold six months prior in a brutal decision from Roberto Mancini, who ended Nedum's 15 years as a City player.  Sam Matterface, who called the match for radio and was caught up in the mayhem.  Sarah Loftus, a Manchester City, who was 14 at the time, and found football - and City - right when she needed it badly.  The full version will be released on Friday, May 13, exactly 10 years on since that dramatic day.

Coming soon to Code Sports, The Aguero Goal: Drama & Delirium.

In this special podcast the events of 10 years ago, when Manchester City scored two goals against Queens Park Rangers in stoppage time to win the English Premier League, are recounted from four perspectives:

Joelen Lescott, the Manchester City defender, one of the high-prized recruits purchased to deliver success.

Nedum Onuoha, Queens Park Rangers defender, who was sold six months prior in a brutal decision from Roberto Mancini, who ended Nedum's 15 years as a City player.

Sam Matterface, who called the match for radio and was caught up in the mayhem.

Sarah Loftus, a Manchester City fan who was 14 at the time and found football - and City - right when she needed it most.

The full version will be released on Friday, May 13, exactly 10 years on since that dramatic day.

Coming soon to Code Sports, The Aguero Goal: Drama &amp; Delirium.
In this special podcast the events of 10 years ago, when Manchester City scored two goals against Queens Park Rangers in stoppage time to win the English Premier League, are recounted from four perspectives:
Joelen Lescott, the Manchester City defender, one of the high-prized recruits purchased to deliver success.
Nedum Onuoha, Queens Park Rangers defender, who was sold six months prior in a brutal decision from Roberto Mancini, who ended Nedum's 15 years as a City player.
Sam Matterface, who called the match for radio and was caught up in the mayhem.
Sarah Loftus, a Manchester City fan who was 14 at the time and found football - and City - right when she needed it most.
The full version will be released on Friday, May 13, exactly 10 years on since that dramatic day.

Football in Australia is in trouble. The A Leagues are in a legitimate existential crisis, pathways are broken, the Olyroos have missed qualification for Paris and even the international teams have been generating headlines for the wrong reasons of late. Football’s problems have been laid bare time and again but solutions have been difficult to come by. We look to fix that by speaking to the most influential figures in the game.

Football in Australia is in trouble. The A Leagues are in a legitimate existential crisis, pathways are broken, the Olyroos have missed qualification for Paris and even the international teams have been generating headlines for the wrong reasons of late. Football’s problems have been laid bare time and again but solutions have been difficult to come by. We look to fix that by speaking to the most influential figures in the game.

Adam Peacock has looked to fix that by speaking to the most influential figures in the game, and he discusses his findings here with Mark Bosnich and Robbie Slater.

Football in Australia is in trouble. The A Leagues are in a legitimate existential crisis, pathways are broken, the Olyroos have missed qualification for Paris and even the international teams have been generating headlines for the wrong reasons of late. Football’s problems have been laid bare time and again but solutions have been difficult to come by. We look to fix that by speaking to the most influential figures in the game.
Adam Peacock has looked to fix that by speaking to the most influential figures in the game, and he discusses his findings here with Mark Bosnich and Robbie Slater.

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