Terry Duffelen

Jan 6, 2024 | oddjobpod.com | Terry Duffelen

The Oddjob Pod returns for another edition of the ActionMovie Landfill. A periodic dive into the almost limitless mound of action filmsfrom the sell through era in the late twentieth, early twenty first century. For this episode it was down to Terry to choose and it’sfair to say that he chose… poorly. Not for the first time Terry allowed his fond memories of afilm from years gone by to cloud his judgement and selected the politicalaction thriller from 1997: The Peacemaker.

Jul 23, 2023 | blog.sofpodcast.com | Terry Duffelen

Following England's narrow and unconvincing 1-0 win over Haiti, most of the English media coverage has been about how poor the Lionesses were and not talking about how well Haiti and one player in particular played. Being the shameless bandwagon-jumping hipster he is, Terry Duffelen has a few words to say about Haiti’s rising star, Melchie Dumorney or Corventina as she is known to her teammates. There are two moments in the England v Haiti match that stickout for me.

Jul 20, 2023 | blog.sofpodcast.com | Terry Duffelen

Women's World Cup: Kerr misses her own party while Wilkinson steps into EdenDespite the wave of disappointment throughout and while clearly missing the prolific forward’s presence, on the pitch, the Matildas did not need her. Their encounter with World Cup debutants, Ireland was bruising but a 52-minute penalty from Steph Catley settled what was, to put it diplomatically, a combative affair.

Jul 17, 2023 | blog.sofpodcast.com | Terry Duffelen

Expanded to thirty-two teams the Women’s World Cup promisesto tell amazing stories and provide no shortage of drama. Terry Duffelen looksahead with excitement, and wonders which team, if any, can unseat the USA asWorld Champions. Already, going into the tournament we know that two greatsof the women’s game will be making their final bow. Megan Rapinoe who left anindelible mark on the 2019 tournament in France announced that she will beretiring after the World Cup.

Jun 16, 2023 | blog.sofpodcast.com | Terry Duffelen