Ansan Greeners Podcast

Mike Brandon and Alex Grevett dig through the embers of an appalling season at the Wa Stadium, as Ansan finished bottom with a record points-per-game low for the K League 2. Somehow, an AFSC Player of the Season 2025 is found, as the latest recipient of one of the oldest fan wards in Korean football is announced at the end of the pod.

Mike Brandon is joined by Incheon United expert Luke Evans to take a unique look at the away day experience at K2 level. Appraising grounds from their accessibility, amenities and atmosphere, each gorund is discussed and finally ranked, with our top picks revealed at the end of the pod. Objecitve? Not at all! But often fan voices are lost, and this is how 2 regular travellers felt when going on the road for their team.At the end of the pod we also do some brief livecasting from before and after Ansan and Incheon's final clash of the season, and possibly for a long time to come.

Mike Brandon and Alex Grevett review the season at its mid-point (-45 minutes), and how the Green Wolves have fared with a whole new squad, new opposition and what prospects they may have left in the season.

In this episode we are joined by Luke Evans from the Incheon foreign fans group. In this episode we will discuss Incheon's relegation, life in the K2 and looking forward to the future (for Incheon at least), as well as segwaying into a range of other Korean football-related topics. There is a small nugget of Ansan-Incheon football trivia at the end!

In this episode we are joined by Ansan's Number 8 Bruno Lapa, discussing his career which has now taken him to from the Athletico Paranaense youth set-up, to the US, including a memorable spell at Memphis 901, and a career defining chance at the famous Wake Forest academy, before coming to the K League for Ansan.

The Homeless World Cup came to South Korea in 2024. This podcast features interviews with David Duke MBE, one of the key tournament organisers; and Adrian Curry, manager of the Northern Ireland team during the tournament.

This special podcast comes from the Wa Stadium where the fan group Verdor lead a daily 12 hour vigil in protest at the management of the club. The pod is in 3 sections, all recorded outside the Wa Stadium in late December, with an interview with one of the vigil organisers.

Mike Brandon and Alex Grevett discuss a long 2024 season for Ansan, with a few highs, plenty of long drawn out lows, and 3 managers (again). The 15th AFSC player of the season award, as voted for by fans, is revealed at the end the episode.