The World Football Programme, on 107.9FM Radio Fremantle for Saturday August 31, 2024.

Dave Kindness joins Penny Tanner Hoath this week in the studio, following an amazing week in local football where professional women’s football landed at Perth Glory’s home ground, Perth Glory and Olympic carried the flag in the Australia Cup and Western Australia hosted the second Asia Pacific Walking Football Cup at the Sam Kerr Football Centre. We give thanks to our partners for their support which allows us to bring you the news- FutsalWA.org.au: Perth's Premier Futsal competitions; Gate and Fence Hardware WA and ALeagueStats.com

Ben Smith, Reporter for Perth Now and the West Australian. Australia Cup, Perth Glory and International Cup news.

Stephen Peters, Perth Glory Women’s Coach. Stephen shares with us a new look squad, who our number one goalkeeper will be, where the team will be playing and where we can see the squad in the preseason as they shape up for the upcoming summer A-League.

Katelyn Smith, Football Futures advocate and ParaMatildas Goalkeeper. Katelyn gives us updates on everything from refereeing to National football camps with the ParaMatildas, to coaching in the inclusion football space.

A reminder that the women’s football Trailblazers film screening and panel presentation afterwards is this Saturday afternoon at the State Library Theatre.

Jamie Harnwell, Football West CEO. We chat through everything on the local football scene including upcoming finals, the recent Walking Football tournament, the Football West Company Meeting Monday night, upcoming awards nights dates, matches of the rounds and promotions and relegations battles.

The World Football Programme, on 107.9FM Radio Fremantle for Saturday August 24, 2024.

Peter Szkiela joins Penny Tanner Hoath this week in the studio, in a week where the football world has landed in Perth, and we give thanks to our partners for their support which allows us to bring you the news- Futsal WA: Perth's Premier Futsal competition; Gate and Fence Hardware WA and ALeagueStats.com.

Our guest lineup, all WA times (after some newsworthy football banter by Pen and Pete), is:

Robbie Anderson, Perth RedStar FC Head of Communications, shares with us some of the reasons and well laid plans that have made Redstar one of the most successful clubs for both men and women in WA football in recent years.

Tommy Doleman, Local WA football roundup with match reporter. Who’s topping what tables, finals, playoffs and relegation contentions, club celebration nights and the Football West night of nights is coming up. Who are some of the key personnel and event helping clubs along this season are who may feature in the awards nights?

The Asia Pacific Walking Football Cup has started at the Sam Kerr SFC and the International Football Cup has landed in Perth with teams already arrived and training at the SFC and Sorrento.

TrailBlazers screens next weekend at the State Library, Perth. Bridie Watson from the Female Football Project and talented rising MC, Monica Beazley, let us know what TrailBlazers is and as the MC and guest speaker at the event, share their journeys in women’s football.

Robbie Thomson, international Football Commentator. Robbie is not long back in Australia after his European foray and ready to follow PSG to Perth. We also chat A-League, National Teams and other clubs in the International Cup!

The World Football Programme, on 107.9FM Radio Fremantle for Saturday August 17, 2024.

After flying in from Europe just to be on the show Dave Kindness joins Sean Kelly this week in the studio, with the Olympics well and truly behind us, we can concentrate on the football. Local leagues close to finishing, Perth Glory are in the last 16 of the Australia Cup, The EPL kicks off this week and the National Schoolboys comp finished this week.

Our guest lineup this week, is

Kim Hawkins, Perth Glory FRG (Glory 10) Chair. We see what Kim and her team have been up to over the close season.

Tony Campbell, State Schoolboys coach. The National State Schoolboys championships held in Perth have concluded. TC had high hopes for his charges, did they live up to his expectations?

David Templeman MLA, Member for Mandurah, Minister for Culture & the Arts; Sports and Rec; International Education; Heritage. We will ask about the uptake of grants to grow facilities for women's football. The International Cup. How does the State plan to accommodate the growth in sports from 2025 onward?

Paul Lowethorpe, Australian Walking Football Association. On the eve of the first Pan Pacific Walking Cup to be held in Australia we catch up with Paul about one of the fastest growing sports in the country.