The Aussie Football Passport
A weekly podcast covering Australian men and women footballers who are playing overseas. This is a podcast for Australian football fans who want to keep up to date with their favourite men and women players.
Recent Episodes
Aug. 21, 2026
Socceroos in Europe Preview with Scott from Brisbane Football Review
Scott from the Brisbane Football Review helps preview our Socceroos in Europe as some of the top leagues begin this weekend. We cover: Nestory Irankunda, Lucas Herrington and Alessandro Circati's big moves Other transfers that have flown under the radar Injuries to Jordan Bos and Cameron Burgess Lack of depth in the fullback positions for the Socceroos Catching up on our Aussies in Scotland Who we're looking forward to watch in Europe this season You can find the Brisbane Football Review'
July 30, 2026
Socceroos in Scotland - A Scottish Premier League Preview with Paul Murphy
Paul Murphy, author of Socceroos in Scotland (grab your copy here), joins The Aussie Football Passport to discuss the long, two-way relationship between Australian footballers and the Scottish game and why it tends to work for Aussies moving to the Scottish Premiership. We also discuss: Cammy Devlin's move to Rangers Lachie Rose and Josh Rawlins joining Dundee United Jake Girdwood Reich joining Motherwell Jacob Champan's move to St Mirren Whether Kusini Yengi will leave Aberdeen Ryan Strai
July 21, 2026
World Cup Semi Final and Final Reviewed with Brisbane Football Review
In the final episode of the World Cup series with the Brisbane Football Review, we celebrate Patrick Beach’s move to French Ligue 1 side Troyes and Luka Jovanović’s MLS transfer. Injuries to Aiden O’Neill and Kai Trewin are covered, plus speculation on upcoming friendlies against Uruguay and how Australia can capitalise on post-World Cup interest. We also praise Spain’s midfield control and defensive pairing while warning that Argentina’s reliance on Messi has left them without clear succession
July 14, 2026
World Cup Best Teams Head to the Semi-Finals with Brisbane Football Review
The World Cup coverage continues with Adam and Scott from the Brisbane Football Review, focusing on the knockout stages. Despite being knocked out, the Socceroos continue to make headlines with player movements and updates. Jordan Bos' injury postpones his transfer plans, while other players like Paul Okon-Engstler and Cameron Devlin prepare for significant moves. Discussions also highlight potential changes in World Cup broadcasting rights in Australia, foreshadowing the reality that viewers mi
July 5, 2026
Socceroos' World Cup Heartbreak: Penalty Shootout Defeat Analysed with Brisbane Football Review
Adam and Scott from the Brisbane Football Review join me to analyse Australia's penalty shootout loss to Egypt in the Round of 32 of the World Cup. The discussion sheds light on the game's controversial goalkeeper substitution and the injury blow dealt by Jordan Bos' potential ACL injury. Haissem Hassan’s impactful dribbling and Mo Salah’s class wer significant threats to the Australian side were discussed, alongside a reflection on Australia’s missed opportunities from set pieces. Key points in
June 26, 2026
Australia Advances: World Cup Round of 32 Secured with Brisbane Football Review
In this episode, with Adam and Scott from the Brisbane Football Review, we celebrate Australia progressing to the Round of 32 of the FIFA Men's World Cup after their 0-0 draw against Paraguay. The conversation delves into tactical changes made by coach Tony Popovic, particularly highlighting Jordan Bos' impactful shift to the right wing-back position to cover for the injured Jacob Italiano. Additionally, the episode examines the promising performances of young players like Lucas Herrington and d
Recent Blog Posts
March 14, 2026
North Korea Showdown: What to Expect from the Matildas' Quarterfinal Opponent
Welcome to The Aussie Football Passport blog! In the latest episode, I delved deep into the Matildas' thrilling journey through the Women's Asian Cup and looked ahead to their crucial quarterfinal clash. This post expands on the analysis of the Mati…
About the Host
Alex Chisholm
Host
After years of reading through Aussies Abroad articles and tuning into podcasts and weekly football shows, Alex noticed a gap - there was no dedicated show or podcast focused solely on our Australian footballers playing overseas. He set out to change that with The Aussie Football Passport - a podcast committed to covering Aussie men and women building their club careers abroad, all with the ultimate aim of pushing toward national team selection at youth or senior level.
When Alex isn't recording, he's usually buried in reading about football (and occasionally), tracking the next big thing in Aussie football, or debating the national team's future over a strong coffee (or beer, depending on the time of day) in Brisbane.