Thin White Line Podcast: Socceroos friendlies
John Davidson is our special guest on the Thin White Line podcast, talking about the Socceroos. Continue reading →
Tag Archives: Socceroos
The Cahill legacy
Tim Cahill - national hero, gritty battler. Has chasing the money sullied his hard-earned reputation? Evan Morgan Grahame investigates... Continue reading →
Thin White Line Podcast: Asian Cup
We look back at the Asian Cup, including the food, the fans, and the refereeing. We even talk to the little people. Recorded at Melbourne's Imperial Hotel. Continue reading →
The Asian Chronicles: Pim Verbeek previews the finals
Former Socceroos and South Korea coach Pim Verbeek spoke to Thin White Line about the Asian Cup and life as a pundit for FoxSports. Continue reading →
A bunch of rankers
FIFA's World Rankings are much like the singles charts. "Weeks in the chart" is the only missing statistic. Statistics are, on the whole, interesting but irrelevant. But have we stumbled upon a relevant statistic? Continue…
Thin White Line Issue 2
Issue 2 of Thin White Line will be released soon. Visit our online shop to pre-order your copy. Continue reading →
The 1974 Socceroos
Forty years on from Australia's first appearance in the World Cup Finals, members of the 1974 Socceroos were reunited at Club Marconi. Continue reading →
Interview: James Troisi
Thin White Line asks Socceroos midfielder James Troisi the tough questions. Crowds, culture, and hair product. Continue reading →
Australia Re-United
Tony Wilson, author and Socceroo tragic, talks about the World Cup, psycho parents and Cherry Ripes. Continue reading →
TWL2 preview – Luke Brattan
Here's a preview of Thin White Line's exclusive with Brisbane Roar's Luke Brattan. The full interview will appear in Issue 2 of Thin White Line. Continue reading →
The curse of the onesie
Like hooded tops but don't want to risk being hip or fashionable? Good news! The Socceroos Onesie is here. Continue reading →
Música da Copa do Mundo: Curitiba
Curitiba has roundabouts and an excellent public transport system. But what of its music? Continue reading →