Walk with Warnie is a special one-off podcast episode created by Code Sports to mark Shane Warne’s State Funeral at the MCG.

Walk with Warnie is a special one-off podcast episode created by Code Sports to mark Shane Warne’s State Memorial at the MCG. Timed for the walk through the streets of Melbourne to the MCG, we hope this special episode will give listeners time to reflect on the great man, maybe bring a smile to your face on what could be a sad day… but ultimately what could be a of day of celebration.

For more on Shane Warne click through to here or search for Code Sports in your app store.

Walk with Warnie is a special one-off podcast episode created by Code Sports to mark Shane Warne’s State Memorial at the MCG. Timed for the walk through the streets of Melbourne to the MCG, we hope this special episode will give listeners time to reflect on the great man, maybe bring a smile to your face on what could be a sad day… but ultimately what could be a of day of celebration.
For more on Shane Warne click through to <a href="https://www.codesports.com.au/?gclid=CjwKCAjwloCSBhAeEiwA3hVo_VLo3f2LGTla6IgniN6g1-n1iH_24te-pViaHCl6Kwd567fFRq_nnBoC1kkQAvD_BwE">here</a> or search for Code Sports in your app store.

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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