
The Asian Game – Episode 69
The TAG family grows as we welcome respected veteran journalist Michael Church as a new member of The Asian Game team. We discuss Ange Postecoglou’s imminent appointment as the new coach of Scottish giants Celtic, […]
The TAG family grows as we welcome respected veteran journalist Michael Church as a new member of The Asian Game team. We discuss Ange Postecoglou’s imminent appointment as the new coach of Scottish giants Celtic, […]
Fresh from saving this year’s domestic continental season in Asia, Qatar go one step further this week, with a parting gift to a year of misery in international football. Over a year has passed since […]
Afshin Ghotbi is a name that will, or at least should, be familiar to football fans across Asia after stints in Korea, Japan, Iran, Thailand and now China. The 56-year-old has had a life of […]
Last week’s historic decision by FIFA to award the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup to Australia & New Zealand lead to wild celebrations on both sides of the Tasman. As the dust settles, we talk […]
“I still remember the moment when the old Kurdish peddler came into the house, accompanied by my father, to pick up our TV,” wrote Iraqi journalist Mizer Kamal. “I cried and begged my mother to […]
On a special edition of the podcast, we are joined by the General Manager for the Australia & New Zealand joint bid for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, Jane Fernandez, to discuss the state […]
With the K League set the resume this weekend, not since 2002, when South Korea co-hosted Asia’s first FIFA World Cup (of the men’s variety) with Japan, has Korean football garnered such international attention. The […]
Portuguese manager, Carlos Queiroz, gone. Belgian Marc Wilmots, sacked within six months. With the Iran national team on the verge of early elimination from Group C of FIFA World Cup qualifying, Iranian sport officials were […]
For a neutral observer, this year’s Gulf Cup could hardly have offered a more tempting final menu. Two sides with monstrous chips on their shoulders battling it out until the very last second of the […]
The 2002 FIFA World Cup saw co-hosts South Korea emerge onto the global stage with an improbable run to the semi-finals. However, nearly 20 years on from that historic event some of its lasting legacies […]
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