The lads are back (albeit virtually) to chat the latest out of Perth Glory and Australian football. Perth Glory limp the line in the A-league, Auckland take out the Premiers plate and could Perth adopt a Athletic Bilbao inspired home grown player policy? Plenty to wrap your ears around!

The Far Post Perth is proudly produced by Perthspective Productions

The lads are back (albeit virtually) to chat the latest out of Perth Glory and Australian football. Perth Glory limp the line in the A-league, Auckland take out the Premiers plate and could Perth adopt a Athletic Bilbao inspired home grown player policy? Plenty to wrap your ears around! The Far Post Perth is proudly produced by <a href="https://www.perthspective.com">Perthspective Productions</a>

Independent Podcast & digital football channel based in Perth, Western Australia. The Far Post Perth Podcast is proudly produced by Perthspective Productions. 

Independent Podcast &amp; digital football channel based in Perth, Western Australia. The Far Post Perth Podcast is proudly produced by Perthspective Productions.

Podcast and football fan channel featuring news, views and banter on all things relating to football in Western Australia.

The Far Post Perth

Independent Podcast & digital football channel based in Perth, Western Australia. Covering Perth Glory, A-leagues, NPLWA and WA State Leagues, Socceroos and Matildas all from a uniquely Western Australian perspective. The Far Post Perth Podcast is proudly produced by Perthspective Productions. 

Independent Podcast &amp; digital football channel based in Perth, Western Australia. Covering Perth Glory, A-leagues, NPLWA and WA State Leagues, Socceroos and Matildas all from a uniquely Western Australian perspective. The Far Post Perth Podcast is proudly produced by Perthspective Productions.

Glory Bil-Wow

We're back, baby! The Far Post Perth returns for 2026, blowing out the cobwebs with a bumper episode covering the highs, lows, and everything in between from the holiday period.

Blayne Treadgold, James Renton, and Jaxon Bassett dive straight into the drama at Manchester United, the A-League transfer window chaos, and Perth Glory's resurgence. From Darren the Robot's rollercoaster week to the A-League's 'Good, Bad, and Ugly,' no stone is left unturned.

The team also breaks down the Glory's recent form, including the men's 3-0 demolition of Central Coast and the women's team finding their winning groove.

Plus, they gaze into the crystal ball to predict which Glory stars will be staying or going as contract talks heat up.

It's a packed show with plenty of laughs, serious football chat, and perhaps a questionable prediction or two. Are you not entertained?

Key Topics
Good: Glory Women & Men both securing wins, Darren the robot's redemption arc (complete with kit number), and the general vibe around Perth Glory.
Bad: INEOS's handling of Manchester United, Ruben Amorim's sacking, and the ongoing mess at Central Coast Mariners.
Ugly: Josh Cavallo's social media statement regarding Adelaide United, and the worrying safety concerns for fans heading to the 2026 World Cup in the USA.


Glory vs. Mariners Review: A deep dive into the 3-0 victory. The boys discuss the tactical shift to move the ball quickly, the solid defensive display, and how the team is finally clicking under Adam Griffiths.


Transfer Window & Squad Audit: The January window is open! The team goes player-by-player through the Glory squad list, predicting who stays and who goes for the 2026/27 season. Will Taggart extend? Is Cook on the way out?


A-League Round Up: A look around the grounds at the rest of the league, including the Melbourne Derby stalemate, Newcastle's away form, and the upcoming slate of matches.

The Far Post Perth is proudly produced by Perthspective Productions

We're back, baby! The Far Post Perth returns for 2026, blowing out the cobwebs with a bumper episode covering the highs, lows, and everything in between from the holiday period.
Blayne Treadgold, James Renton, and Jaxon Bassett dive straight into the drama at Manchester United, the A-League transfer window chaos, and Perth Glory's resurgence. From Darren the Robot's rollercoaster week to the A-League's 'Good, Bad, and Ugly,' no stone is left unturned.
The team also breaks down the Glory's recent form, including the men's 3-0 demolition of Central Coast and the women's team finding their winning groove.
Plus, they gaze into the crystal ball to predict which Glory stars will be staying or going as contract talks heat up.
It's a packed show with plenty of laughs, serious football chat, and perhaps a questionable prediction or two. Are you not entertained? Key Topics
<ul>
<li data-path-to-node="8,0,1,0,0">Good: Glory Women &amp; Men both securing wins, Darren the robot's redemption arc (complete with kit number), and the general vibe around Perth Glory.</li>
<li data-path-to-node="8,0,1,1,0">Bad: INEOS's handling of Manchester United, Ruben Amorim's sacking, and the ongoing mess at Central Coast Mariners.</li>
<li data-path-to-node="8,0,1,1,0">Ugly: Josh Cavallo's social media statement regarding Adelaide United, and the worrying safety concerns for fans heading to the 2026 World Cup in the USA.</li>
<li>
Glory vs. Mariners Review: A deep dive into the 3-0 victory. The boys discuss the tactical shift to move the ball quickly, the solid defensive display, and how the team is finally clicking under Adam Griffiths.
</li>
<li>
Transfer Window &amp; Squad Audit: The January window is open! The team goes player-by-player through the Glory squad list, predicting who stays and who goes for the 2026/27 season. Will Taggart extend? Is Cook on the way out?
</li>
<li>
A-League Round Up: A look around the grounds at the rest of the league, including the Melbourne Derby stalemate, Newcastle's away form, and the upcoming slate of matches. The Far Post Perth is proudly produced by&nbsp;<a href="https://www.perthspective.com">Perthspective Productions</a>
</li>
</ul>

Are you not entertained?

In this special Christmas edition of the Far Post Perth, Blayne, Neil, and Donna are joined by A-League royalty, David Williams. A veteran of the game whose career took him from Denmark to Hungary and finally back home to HBF Park, David opens up about his abrupt exit from playing, his transition into coaching, and his passion for Indigenous football.

David shares incredible stories from his career, including his time in Europe as a teenager, the realities of playing in the A-League, and his recent success coaching the WA Paras team to a National Championship. 

He also discusses his new role at Stirling Macedonia, his philosophy on player development, and the importance of creating a positive team culture. It's a candid and insightful conversation with one of Australian football's most respected figures.

Key Topics


Life After Playing: David discusses his current DIY projects and how he's adjusting to life after professional football.


WA Paras Success: An in-depth look at David's experience coaching the WA Paras team to a national title. He talks about the unique challenges, the incredible spirit of the players, and the rewarding nature of the role.


Transition to Coaching: David explains how he fell into coaching almost by accident and his philosophy of focusing on player well-being and simple, effective communication rather than overcomplicating tactics.


Indigenous Football: A discussion on the representation of Indigenous players in football. David talks about his role with the National Indigenous Advisory Group and the importance of creating pathways and supportive environments for young Indigenous talent.


Career Reflections: From trialing at Liverpool as a teenager to playing in the Danish Superliga, David reflects on his journey. He shares stories about the culture shock, the challenges of being young and away from home, and the lessons learned along the way.


Stirling Macedonia Role: David outlines his new position at Stirling Macedonia and his ambition to bring a fresh approach to the club, focusing on player development and creating a strong community connection.

The A-League Evolution: David gives his honest take on the current state of the A-League, comparing the atmosphere of the "peak" derby days to now, and what needs to happen to bring the excitement back.

Keywords

David Williams, A-League Men, Perth Glory, Coaching, Indigenous Football, WA Paras, Stirling Macedonia, Football Development, Player Welfare, European Football.

The Far Post Perth is proudly produced by Perthspective Productions

In this special Christmas edition of the Far Post Perth, Blayne, Neil, and Donna are joined by A-League royalty, David Williams. A veteran of the game whose career took him from Denmark to Hungary and finally back home to HBF Park, David opens up about his abrupt exit from playing, his transition into coaching, and his passion for Indigenous football.
David shares incredible stories from his career, including his time in Europe as a teenager, the realities of playing in the A-League, and his recent success coaching the WA Paras team to a National Championship. He also discusses his new role at Stirling Macedonia, his philosophy on player development, and the importance of creating a positive team culture. It's a candid and insightful conversation with one of Australian football's most respected figures. Key Topics
<ul>
<li>
Life After Playing: David discusses his current DIY projects and how he's adjusting to life after professional football.
</li>
<li>
WA Paras Success: An in-depth look at David's experience coaching the WA Paras team to a national title. He talks about the unique challenges, the incredible spirit of the players, and the rewarding nature of the role.
</li>
<li>
Transition to Coaching: David explains how he fell into coaching almost by accident and his philosophy of focusing on player well-being and simple, effective communication rather than overcomplicating tactics.
</li>
<li>
Indigenous Football: A discussion on the representation of Indigenous players in football. David talks about his role with the National Indigenous Advisory Group and the importance of creating pathways and supportive environments for young Indigenous talent.
</li>
<li>
Career Reflections: From trialing at Liverpool as a teenager to playing in the Danish Superliga, David reflects on his journey. He shares stories about the culture shock, the challenges of being young and away from home, and the lessons learned along the way.
</li>
<li>
Stirling Macedonia Role: David outlines his new position at Stirling Macedonia and his ambition to bring a fresh approach to the club, focusing on player development and creating a strong community connection.
</li>
</ul>
The A-League Evolution: David gives his honest take on the current state of the A-League, comparing the atmosphere of the "peak" derby days to now, and what needs to happen to bring the excitement back. Keywords David Williams,&nbsp;A-League Men,&nbsp;Perth Glory,&nbsp;Coaching,&nbsp;Indigenous Football,&nbsp;WA Paras,&nbsp;Stirling Macedonia,&nbsp;Football Development,&nbsp;Player Welfare,&nbsp;European Football. The Far Post Perth is proudly produced by <a href="https://www.perthspective.com">Perthspective Productions</a>

Christmas Special feat. David Williams

The team dissects the massive news that Adam Griffiths has officially had the interim tag removed, signing an 18-month deal to become the permanent head coach of Perth Glory.

Blayne, Neil, Jaxon, and Donna break down the 1-0 loss to Sydney FC, a game defined by a spirited effort but ultimately hampered by a lack of cutting edge. The crew dives into the weekly "Good, Bad, and Ugly," covering everything from Juan Mata’s silky skills to the contentious use of PA music drowning out the Shed.

Plus, there’s all the injury talk, the looming January transfer window, the heartbreaking MCL injury to Cam Cook, and a look around the grounds at the rest of the A-League action.

Key Topics


Griffo Signed & Sealed: Analysis of the club's decision to appoint Adam Griffiths on a permanent basis. The team discusses the stability this brings, the length of the contract (end of next season), and whether it was the right move given the current ladder position.


Glory vs. Sydney Review: A look back at the 1-0 defeat. While the effort and "vibes" were there—acknowledged by the fans post-match—the injuries to key strikers Adam Taggart and Jaidyn Kucharski exposed a lack of depth and finishing power.


The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly:


Good: Juan Mata's masterclass (hitting the crossbar, general class), the end of the coaching speculation, and the mature reaction from the Glory faithful post-loss


Bad: The injury ward is overflowing (Taggart, Kucharski, Wales,  etc.), and Blayne’s gripe with the stadium DJ drowning out the organic crowd atmosphere.


Ugly: A dismal crowd attendance of 1,942 at Central Coast, Jaxon's dismay over Tottenham's 3-0 loss to Chelsea, and the general state of attendances across the league.


Injury Update & Transfer Talk: Can the Glory find cover for their depleted forward line?

Around the Grounds: A quick whip-around the A-League, including Auckland FC’s form, the Melbourne Victory/Adelaide clash, and a nod to the Glory Women’s 1-0 win.

Keywords

Adam Griffiths, Perth Glory, A-League Men, Juan Mata, Wellington Phoenix, Adam Taggart, Injury Crisis, The Shed, Central Coast Mariners, Cam Cook, Transfer Window

The Far Post Perth is proudly produced by Perthspective Productions

The team dissects the massive news that Adam Griffiths has officially had the interim tag removed, signing an 18-month deal to become the permanent head coach of Perth Glory.
Blayne, Neil, Jaxon, and Donna break down the 1-0 loss to Sydney FC, a game defined by a spirited effort but ultimately hampered by a lack of cutting edge. The crew dives into the weekly "Good, Bad, and Ugly," covering everything from Juan Mata&rsquo;s silky skills to the contentious use of PA music drowning out the Shed.
Plus, there&rsquo;s all the injury talk, the looming January transfer window, the heartbreaking MCL injury to Cam Cook, and a look around the grounds at the rest of the A-League action. Key Topics
<ul>
<li>
Griffo Signed &amp; Sealed: Analysis of the club's decision to appoint Adam Griffiths on a permanent basis. The team discusses the stability this brings, the length of the contract (end of next season), and whether it was the right move given the current ladder position.
</li>
<li>
Glory vs. Sydney Review: A look back at the 1-0 defeat. While the effort and "vibes" were there&mdash;acknowledged by the fans post-match&mdash;the injuries to key strikers Adam Taggart and Jaidyn Kucharski exposed a lack of depth and finishing power.
</li>
<li>
The Good, The Bad, &amp; The Ugly:
<ul data-path-to-node="7,2,1">
<li>
Good: Juan Mata's masterclass (hitting the crossbar, general class), the end of the coaching speculation, and the mature reaction from the Glory faithful post-loss
</li>
<li>
Bad: The injury ward is overflowing (Taggart, Kucharski, Wales,&nbsp; etc.), and Blayne&rsquo;s gripe with the stadium DJ drowning out the organic crowd atmosphere.
</li>
<li>
Ugly: A dismal crowd attendance of 1,942 at Central Coast, Jaxon's dismay over Tottenham's 3-0 loss to Chelsea, and the general state of attendances across the league.
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
Injury Update &amp; Transfer Talk: Can the Glory find cover for their depleted forward line?
</li>
</ul>
Around the Grounds: A quick whip-around the A-League, including Auckland FC&rsquo;s form, the Melbourne Victory/Adelaide clash, and a nod to the Glory Women&rsquo;s 1-0 win. Keywords Adam Griffiths,&nbsp;Perth Glory, A-League Men,&nbsp;Juan Mata,&nbsp;Wellington Phoenix,&nbsp;Adam Taggart,&nbsp;Injury Crisis,&nbsp;The Shed,&nbsp;Central Coast Mariners,&nbsp;Cam Cook,&nbsp;Transfer Window
The Far Post Perth is proudly produced by <a href="https://www.perthspective.com">Perthspective Productions</a>

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