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Josh Healey
Josh is a journalist based in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, with a love of football. His work appears in The Athletic, The Guardian, OneSoccer, TFC Republic and more. He's been covering the Wanderers and Tides since 2023.
Head coach Stephen Hart returns to Tides in time for playoff push
The Halifax Tides announced on Wednesday that head coach Stephen Hart will be back on the touchline this Sunday versus AFC Toronto after being away for six weeks due to a family medical reasons. “So grateful for all the support shown to my family, from the club ownership and backroom
'Like climbing Everest': Will the Wanderers rise to the challenge of their self-made mountain?
Analysis: Tides sell goalkeeper Rylee Foster-Inman to Everton FC in historic deal
The Halifax Tides completed the sale of goalkeeper Rylee Foster-Inman to Everton FC earlier this week, marking a historic first transfer between the Northern Super League (NSL) and England's Women's Super League (WSL). Although Halifax's fee was undisclosed, sources told HFX Football Post
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Sartini: Halifax's lack of finishing is 'killing' them
An exasperated Vanni Sartini walked into the bowels of TD Place on Saturday, stressing to reporters he believes the Wanderers are playing quality football but also that their inability to put the ball into the back of the net is sinking their season. Sartini's availability came on the
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Atlético Ottawa 2 Wanderers 1: Callegari's 100th appearance, a missed penalty and a weather delay that reset the table
Despite a strong showing in which they had buckets of opportunities, the Halifax Wanderers succumbed to a clinical Atlético Ottawa side 2-1 at TD Place on Saturday, sinking seven points behind newly minted head coach Gustavo Leal's side. The Wanderers, of course, will leave the nation'
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CPL Centurion: A retelling of Lorenzo Callegari's time, from his first training camp to knuckleballs, with the Wanderers
Tides head coach away from club for family reasons
Halifax Tides head coach Stephen Hart missed the club's inaugural W Canadian Championship match for family medical reasons, a spokesperson for the club told media on Monday. "The club wishes to advise that coach Stephen Hart is currently dealing with a significant family medical situation," Marilyn
Tides knocked out of inaugural W Canadian Championship
Although the match will be considered a draw in their Northern Super League campaign, the Halifax Tides will be gutted to crash out of the inaugural W Canadian Championship 3-2 after squandering a two goal lead at the Wanderers Grounds on Natal Day. The Tides started brightly on Monday,
Wanderers continue looking for attacking help but lose a target to Forge FC
Wanderers 0 Forge FC 0: Knights on horseback, a clean sheet and few shots
Football can be beautiful. The Wanderers, for a few stanzas at least, have played some beautiful football this season, found poetry in a web of passes, songs from The Kitchen, or even in the stillness of what the Spanish call la pausa. But there's been a disconnect from
