Talking Tillies Talking Tillies | Michelle Morris, Josh Mitchell and Cody Ojeda

It is almost here! The final game! We look back at the semi's, what could have been and also the future next year for Newcastle and Central Coast!

We have a chat about our awards show in 2 weeks and dive in to games around the world!

In this episode, we discuss the recent matches around the world, including the NWSL and WSL.



We also analyze the semi-final matches in the A-League. The conversation covers topics such as standout players, injuries, and the potential for upsets in the upcoming matches.



Cody and Josh discuss the performance of the Jets and City in their recent match, potential lineup changes for the next game, and the importance of scoring early.



We look at the potential role of Sam Kerr at the Olympics, the injuries in the Matildas squad, and the bid to host the AFC Women's Asian Cup in Western Australia, Queensland, and New South Wales.

This week we sit down with Sydney FC star Mackenzie Hawkesby ahead of this weekends finals actions!

We tackle all the big topics from favourite sandwich to pineapple on pizza while talking football as well!

Mackenzie gives us insight into Sydney's season her career and what preparations look like heading into a finals series!

Stick around for our elimination finals debrief and our preview of what is ahead!

This week is all about the final week of the season! We cover all the drama from the final round from the wins and losses, premiers and those missing out on finals!



We look ahead to what is going to be a cracking finals campaign and then finish up with our regular hot takes of the week!

Today we welcome Kat Sasso to the pod! Kat is a presenter and content creator who is bringing all her knowledge to the show to help us preview the Olympics!



We discuss the Olympic groups and their predictions for the teams that will advance. We look at the Matildas run and what they have to do to get out of the group stage!



Then analyse the squad selection for the upcoming international matches and share their thoughts on the inclusion of certain players.



Finally, we express their excitement for the international club matches coming to Australia and discuss the significance of these games for local fans. The conversation covers the frustration of playing in oval stadiums and the need for football-specific stadiums in Australia. The state of Marvel Stadium and alternative stadium options are discussed. Personal player selections for the A-League Women's All-Stars team are shared.



To round things out we also touch on the cancellation of the Women's Club Championship final and the competitiveness of the A-League Women's league.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the recent results and the implications for the teams' chances of making the finals. Adelaide and Canberra are officially out of contention, while the Wanderers are making a push for the sixth spot. Sydney FC is in a good position to secure the title, while Wellington Phoenix's season has been disappointing. The Central Coast Mariners are in strong form and have a chance to make the finals. The hosts also make predictions for the upcoming games and discuss the Jets' chances of making the top four. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss their predictions for the A-League matches and the potential outcomes of the season. They also review the performance of the Young Matildas in the Asian Cup and highlight some standout players. The upcoming Olympics draw and the latest FIFA rankings are mentioned as well. Lastly, there is a debate about the feasibility of playing football games at the MCG. The conversation discusses the challenges and limitations of stadium design and seating arrangements for football matches, particularly for the Matildas. It highlights the frustration with playing in stadiums that are not designed for rectangular sports and the impact on the viewing experience for fans. The conversation also touches on the issue of limited stadium options for the Matildas due to high demand and the potential decline in fandom if the team faces a loss. The lack of support and promotion of the A-League Women's by Matildas players is also discussed, with a call for greater involvement and promotion of the league.