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In this podcast
3:00 - Welcome Mark Schwarzer
3:55 - His assist in a game
5:15 - Transition out of pro football
9:55 - the different perspective he learnt from his final two seasons on the bench
11:46 - Preparing for his media games
13:21 - Growing up in a caravan
16:00 - Rugby league and loving the Balmain Tigers
16:47 - Finding Football
19:41 - Pathway into rep Football
22:15 - Joining Marconi at 15
24:00 - Goal keeping mentors
24:57 - How he got his opportunity overseas
28:44 - Learning to believe in himself (quote)
31:00 - Secrets to his longevity
32:34 - Changes to his diet in the final few years
35:14 - His Socceroos debut against Canada
40:50 - Preparation and what he looks for in a penalty shoot out
44:45 - The John Aloisi penalty (quote)
48:15 - Guss Hiddink
49:24 - Being dropped by Guss
51:19 - Picking himself back up for the Italy game
53:30 - His most memorable moment in the EPL
56:37 - Leader he most admire
57:25 - Funniest team mate
57:48 - Keeper he loves watching now
59:00 - Favourite ground
60:00 - People being brought together
60:40 - Playing against Germany at the World Cup
MARK SCHWARZER
Mark Schwarzer's distinguished career saw him as the most capped Socceroos of all time with a record 109caps and representing Australia at the 2006 & 2010 World Cups. His 26 year professional career includes 514 appearances in the Premier League which includes151 clean sheets and an assist. Away from the game he published a children's book while he is making huge strides in the media world with his expert analysis regularlyseen on Optus sports.
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