Making Stuff Up (Cap 129: Selin Kuralay)

Australia’s longest-running women’s football podcast (est. April 2019).  History: Selin Kuralay, Matildas Cap 129 Matildas Debut: 2004 (played for the national team until 2008) Grassroots Club: North Coburg, Ringwood City & Box Hill United Appearances: 17 (2 goals) Position: Midfielder Member of 2004 Olympics squad W-NSL: five seasons with Victoria Vision (1999-2004, 26 apps, 4 goals) & one season with Queensland Sting (2004-05, 6 apps, 2 goals), won 2000-01 Rising Star award A-League Women: four seasons with Melbourne Victory (2008-10 & 2015-17, 14 apps, 4 goals) & one season with Adelaide United (2010-11, 9 apps, 1 goal) Hot Topics News New Zealand name understrength squad because their two games against USA are not in an international window Dub News & Signings Western United sign Canadian attacker Danielle Steer (who has an Australian passport) Melbourne Victory sign Sarah Rowe as an injury replacement for Melina Ayres Western United sign Angie Beard on a two season contract Round 9 Review Round 10 Preview Season 15 squad page Around the World UK Friendly Birkirkara (Malta) 0-10 Manchester United FA Cup 3rd Round (Polly’s Palace) Scottish Cup 4th Round Europe Coupe de France Round of 32 Coppa Italia Queens of the Week The fine folk at W-Jets Active (follow them on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter) tagged Newcastle’s mayor and asked them to name No. 2 Sportsground after Cheryl Salisbury Cheryl – big thanks to Selin Kuralay for everything she’s done in football and for joining the pod at short notice Dale – the fourth-tier teams that are through to the fourth round of the Women’s FA Cup (Leeds United) Eric – 1 & 2) Jarred Gillett (Australia, England) and Alireza Faghani (Iran, Australia) have become the first referees to earn FIFA status with two different countries 3) Multi-sport athlete and Irish international Sarah Rowe made her A-League Women debut for Melbourne Victory 4) Polly Doran scored her first Crystal Palace goal and helped them knock Watford out of the FA Cup Neil – 1) Alana Jancevski rescued a point for Perth with a late equaliser against Victory, the goal was extra special because it was in her home city 2) all the foundation A-League Women