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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2024 · 1H 58M

Season 38 Episode 10

from The World Football Programme

The World Football Programme, on 107.9FM Radio Fremantle, for Saturday, March 16, 2024.Join Sean Kelly and Dave Kindness are your studio team this week with a great line-up of special guests.David Winkless, Perth Glory Shed Supporters Club President, joins us to discuss Active Support and the response by stadium security particularly on the East Coast. The shed has set the standard for active support movement since the NSL days, how does the code strike a balance between fans and Security.Callum Salmon, Perth Red star head coach, has started the season with a night series win, we will chat about that campaign and the NPL season opener against Floreat Athena.Gareth Morgan, Perth Glory Media Manager, will be talking about the club's engagement with the fan base. With a modern twist the Glory days are coming back, the active support base is growing, and the club is working with the Stadium and Security to build the best game day atmosphere in the country.With the bitter taste of last year's relegation still fresh, Sorrento coach Steve McGarry has started the 2024 season on the right note by taking out the State League night series. Saturday sees the Gulls enter the State cup against a Balga side with nothing to lose.

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