Off The Pitch by Soccerscene
Off The Pitch by Soccerscene
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Presented by Faraday West, Off the Pitch is Soccerscene’s podcast, diving deep into the Australian and international football industry. Featuring engaging conversations with key figures from local clubs, leagues, and organisations, the podcast explores the stories, challenges, and innovations shaping the beautiful game.
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The podcast explores topics related to football coaching, innovations in ticketing technology, and club management. Episode examples include a discussion with FCA President Gary Cole on the future of coaching in Australia, INTIX Founder Alex Grant on the growth of their company and ticketing innovation, and Preston Lions President David Cvetkovski discussing the club's ambitions for the upcoming season.

Australia’s leading football business magazine for the domestic and international industry. it serves as a practical guide for those involved in the business of running a football club and bringing readers up-to-date research and development across all football matters providing insights, discussion and information related to topics that matter.
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In this edition of Soccerscene: Unfiltered, Melbourne Victory founding chairman Geoff Lord sits down with Mihaila Kilibarda for an honest appraisal of where he feels the A-League has lost its way.
Geoff recalls his experiences working across Hawthorn Football Club (AFL) and Victory at their respective zeniths, his push to welcome Celtic to the Australian market, and his belief sport continues to remain essential in combating the challenges facing Australian society.
Presently Chairman and CEO Belgravia Group, Geoff retains a strong interest in the leadership and direction of both Victory and Australian football – and doesn’t hold back in his assessment of what needs to be done.

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