School is back in session. Join a rotating collection of some of Australian football’s finest brain thinkers in Joey Lynch, Nick Stoll, Nick D'Urbano, and Josh Parish -- as well as some special guests along the way -- for The National Curriculum. Every week, the TNC crew will look back at the week that was in Australian football and bring you the best analysis and opinion in Australian football. N... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 83 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | SportsSoccer |
The Socceroos quest to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to begin this week, so we’re bringing back a special episode of the International Curriculum – Joey Lynch sitting down one-on-one with Australia coach Graham Arnold. more
One normal day of Isuzu Ute A-Liga Hombres. All I ask. Will never happen. more
The A-Leagues are in full swing, Danny Townsend is off to Saudi Arabia, someone might (finally) buy the Jets, Silver Lake might want their money back, and there are new NSD rumours! Bit happening. more
The Grand Final deal is dead! Long live the Unite Round! more
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Top show, but needs more wrestling references pleas
The quality of the content is great (for a largely amateur production) but the presentation can be utterly dismal at times. Today I literally listened to one presenter cough, sniffle, pant and blow his nose incessantly for about twenty minutes, and the whole time his mute button gathered dust. For a while there the podcast sounded like the Covid ward of a hospital.
Like the A-League this show has so much potential, like the A-League there are some very strange characters in charge
Great chat about Australian football
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