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Two Englishmen living in Australia discuss sports and their experiences adjusting to life in a new country. The podcast offers a mix of sports commentary and personal stories about emigrating. Each episode blends humorous banter with observations on cultural differences and everyday life down under.
Episodes
Roosters Grand Final Reaction
The Roosters lift the trophy, but the argument starts the second we leave the ground: how does a match that feels so Roosters-dominant end up looking so tight on the scoreboard? We’re fresh off the grand final and we break it down while it’s still messy, emotional, and honest. From the early arm wrestle to the second-half swing, we talk about why territory, line speed, and repeat pressure can matt
Is The Dynasty Over?
A broken foot, a hip drop send-off, and a finals upset that feels like it belongs in a highlight reel forever. We’re still trying to process how Newcastle survive 44 minutes with 12 men, keep Penrith scoreless after the break, and turn a chaotic game into a grand final ticket.We start by unpacking Dolphins vs Roosters, where the Roosters finally look like the fully-clicking version that’s been thr
Klein Margins
Finals footy has a way of exposing what’s real, and we can’t stop staring at Newcastle’s rise. One year after a wooden spoon, the Knights sit a single win from a grand final, and we break down why Calen Ponga’s late-season form looks like the most dangerous kind of momentum. We also give love to the “glue” guys, from Fletcher Sharp’s position-hopping value to the backs who keep turning up when the
Knife Edge
One finals weekend can rewrite a whole season, and that’s exactly what happens here. We jump straight into the biggest NRL finals storyline: are the Warriors out of gas, or did the Dolphins just announce themselves as a real premiership threat? We dig into the turning points that decide tight games, especially the choice that always splits fans, taking the two or backing yourself to score. From th
Form Check
Round 27 is done, the final eight is set, and the chat instantly turns from “how was your weekend?” to “who actually survives September?” We start with the emotion of a milestone night and how that kind of moment can lift a side, then get into the brutal reality of finals footy where one reckless play, one mistimed hit, or one targeted defender can swing an entire campaign. From there we pull apar
Finals Pressure
A local grand final, a brutal momentum swing, and a no-filter read on the NRL top eight. We start at Red Fern Oval where the Forestville Ferrets Women take out the Metro Conference Open Age Women’s Silver Premier 38-16, and we unpack what actually decided it: early nerves, smart ruck work, a kick-and-chase that set the standard, and a second half where line speed and belief turned pressure into po
Broken Legs And Bad Tips
The Broncos for the wooden spoon sounds like bait… until you actually look at the ladder, the points differential, and the final three games. We walk through the teams still stuck in the spoon fight, what has to happen for the Broncos, Dragons, Titans or Tigers to slide, and why one ugly blowout can undo a month of work. If you’re tracking the NRL run home, this is the part of the season where the
Intimate
The weirdest part about following a struggling team is how fast your week flips from frustration to hope the moment you get a little access. We’d just come off another rough Manly result, then found ourselves at a members night rubbing shoulders with players and having a genuine chat with “Foz” about what actually matters near the try line. No slogans, no fluff, just the basics that decide games:
The Cable Guy
An 80-point scoreline should never feel normal, yet that’s exactly what made Roosters vs Cowboys so shocking: it wasn’t chaos, it was control. We unpack how a game turns into a conveyor belt of tries, what it says about premiership-level attack, and why the Cowboys now face the hardest part of footy, the mental reset. Along the way we settle a pub argument every NRL fan secretly loves: is it worse
Turmoil
One week you’re celebrating a birthday and talking up a team on top of the league. The next, you’re watching the NRL remind you how quickly everything falls apart. We start with the good stuff, then swing hard into the chaos that’s swallowing the Wests Tigers, from selection drama to the Adam Doueihi situation and the bigger question it points to: why does instability keep repeating at the same cl
Tipping Point
One missed conversion shouldn’t decide an entire weekend, but in rugby league it keeps happening and we can’t stop talking about it. We start with a quick hit on England’s frustrating game management and what a “successful” finish really means when you spend long stretches sitting deep and absorbing pressure. From there we pivot to the bigger football picture: Spain’s control, why elite teams suff
Shark Fest
Football and rugby league collide when we start with England grinding out a tense win, then ask the question every fan argues about after a scrappy tournament performance: can you play poorly, still win, and still be a real contender? We get into the “big Dan Burn effect,” why Jude Bellingham keeps looking like the difference-maker, and what Thomas Tuchel’s post-match honesty actually means when t
Never Again: The CommBank Curse
Seventeen errors can ruin more than a scoreboard, they can ruin your whole day. We start with a last-minute trip to Commbank Stadium that turns into a full-blown vent: leaving early, boiling over at the mistakes, and asking how a team can hand a winnable NRL game away so completely. From Manly Sea Eagles injuries and reshuffles to the uncomfortable truth about consistency, we dig into what the los
The Perfect Storm
Melbourne arrived with the reputation, Manly delivered the reality. We’re back after a fortnight off and we get straight into why the Storm “didn’t cause a splash”, how Manly’s defence keeps tightening under pressure, and why the kicking game still decides too many NRL matches for teams to treat it like an afterthought. We also get into the little moments that shape a season: Turbo managing his bo
Origin Night At The MCG
One missed conversion, one late kick, and suddenly everything feels like State of Origin. We start with a proper 22-20 local nail-biter and use it as the perfect launchpad into Origin Game 2 at the MCG, where the margins are even thinner and the noise is a lot louder. We talk selections and tactics with a hard focus on what actually swings big games: starting fast, holding the ball, and winning th
Origin Selection Outrage
Origin teams drop and suddenly everyone becomes a selector, but some calls are still impossible to defend. We kick off with the biggest head-scratcher: how a wrecking-ball edge forward like Haumole Olakau’atu can be tearing up the NRL, posting monster post-contact metres, and still miss the New South Wales Blues top 19. From there we get stuck into what Origin coaches seem to prioritise, why certa
Foran Locked In
Manly just made a statement: Kieran Foran is locked in on a three-year coaching deal through 2029, and the club is leaning all the way into the moment with “Foz Pines Park” on Thursday night. We’re recording online for the first time, we’re both a bit ragged after a huge weekend, but there’s no chance we’re skipping the biggest Sea Eagles news in years. We talk about what a coach fresh out of the
Origin Day Debates
A single pub-style question lit up the comments: where does Luke Brooks actually rank right now, and why do so many fans dismiss him before the debate even starts? We dig into the heat around “names vs form”, why being labelled a halves player can distort the conversation, and what Brooks is really offering Manly at six, especially in defence when teams target his edge.Then we get properly stuck i
Selection Week
Origin selection week always turns rugby league into an argument, and we lean all the way into it. We start with the biggest call of the lot: who deserves the New South Wales fullback jersey right now, what the decision says about the Blues’ style, and what has to happen on the field for the pick to look smart. From kick returns and high-ball work to defensive muscle, we talk through the standards
Clear(y)out
A powerhouse coach walks away and the whole comp starts doing the maths. Ivan Cleary announcing he’ll step down lights up every big question at once: is this just work life balance, a pull toward rep football, or a sign that Penrith’s roster squeeze is about to bite harder than fans expect?We get into the real knock on effects for the Penrith Panthers, from succession planning to the player market
FIFTY not out.
PNG is coming for the NRL market and the tax-free angle is already making rival clubs nervous. We unpack the PNG Chiefs’ latest signings, why flying journalists over is a smart PR play, and the uncomfortable question at the centre of it all: when take-home pay is higher, is the salary cap still truly equal? We also talk Perth’s challenge building pull in an AFL-heavy state, and why “buying the bes
All Bark No Bite
Beer-soaked Anzac Weekend turns into a full-blown NRL therapy session: public holiday surcharges, two-up wins and losses, and that unbeatable feeling when you walk into a packed ground and everything smells like grass, hot chips, and chaos. We start with the fan stuff that makes footy weekends feel real, then snap straight into what matters most: who’s actually good right now, and why.Manly’s run
Circus
Eleven straight losses doesn’t just cost you games, it melts a club. We get into the Shane Flanagan exit at the St George Illawarra Dragons, what the “mutual agreement” line really means, and why the whole situation feels like a circus from the outside. We also talk about the immediate ripple effects: an interim coach, a new number seven, and whether any of it can spark the kind of short-term boun
Disruptor Chaos
The NRL served up one of those weekends where every match feels like it comes with a storyline and at least one moment that makes you pause and go, “Wait, is that really the rule now?” We start with the human side of being a fan: getting down to Wollongong, scoping out WIN Stadium, and judging the matchday experience properly. The location is great, the hill has its charm, but the sightlines, tiny
Panthers On A Tear
Penrith just put 50 on Melbourne and somehow it still feels like they left points out there. We break down what that scoreline really says about the Panthers’ mentality, fitness, defence, and the ruthless “system” that keeps turning new faces into weekly try threats. It also raises a bigger question we can’t ignore: are these guys all-time individuals, or are they proof that the right structure ma
Foz At The Wheel!!
Manly can score in a blink and still spend the next 79 minutes trying to escape their own end. We start with the usual life stuff, then rip straight into the Roosters game at Brookvale, including the thunderstorm lead-in, the wild opening moments, and the uncomfortable feeling that the scoreboard never quite matches how fragile the performance looks.From there we dig into the details NRL fans argu
INSANITY!
Manly fans know the feeling: you open the team list hoping for a spark, then you see no changes and the dread creeps in. We talk through what that says about confidence, coaching, and whether sticking with the same plan is brave or just stubborn. With Anthony Seibold under the microscope and a tough match looming, we ask the uncomfortable question about development too: are young players being pro
Manly In Crisis
Manly fans, this one might hurt. We start with a light weekend catch-up, then the gloves come off as we break down how the Sea Eagles unraveled against the Newcastle Knights. From the first set, the mistakes, the edge defence, and the kick chase, it feels like the team is missing something more basic than talent: effort, clarity, and leadership. We talk honestly about what “identity” looks like in
Why The Roosters Stumbled, The Panthers Rolled, And Manly Must Respond
A chipped iron, a missing AirPods case, and a national title in flag football set the stage for a fast, candid ride through a wild opening round of footy. We start with a proud weekend on the sideline as the under-17s lift a championship and talk about why flag football’s low barrier to entry is building real pathways toward an Olympic future across Sydney and beyond.Then the big swings: Zac Lomax
New Iron, Same Hot Takes
Join the TBDIADS Tipping comp - https://tipping.nrl.com/comps/join/P4AUS8DQA grand final loss hurts less when it teaches you more. We open with the sting of falling short in flag nationals to the same foe, then get honest about late adjustments, end‑zone calls, and why coaching accountability matters as much as referee consistency. That raw debrief sets the tone for a fast, detailed sprint through
Vegas Kickoff And Bold NRL Ladder Calls
Join the 2026 Tipping Comp:https://tipping.nrl.com/comps/join/P4AUS8DQ-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------A sunburnt day at the SCG, a drifting grandstand shadow, and a flying condom set the scene for a season preview that swerves from comedy to conviction. We reconnect after a long off-season to unpack coaching updates, youth
NRL Christmas Wish List
Faster decisions, fewer stoppages, and a competition that rewards smarts as much as grit. We start with the simple win that fans keep asking for—names on jerseys with permanent squad numbers—then dig into the bunker’s scope, speed, and how to rebuild consistency across an NRL season without killing flow or excitement. From time-limited reviews to a 60-second conversion shot clock and a sensible ye
Double Ashes Torture!!
Two sports, one theme: Australia’s method beats England’s emotion unless we change how we play. We kick off with rugby league where the Ashes series underlined a harsh gap—Australia’s defensive reading and set-for-set control shut down England’s predictable shapes. We unpack what England must do before the World Cup, why the Tonga opener in Perth is the hinge that decides the route, and how more N
Ashes Torture!
The scoreboard said 26–6, but the real story was tempo, chemistry, and a crowd that never tipped the pitch. We dig into how England’s ruck speed, defensive depth, and selection choices handed Australia the angles they wanted—then map a clear route to flip the tone in Game Two. From Reese Walsh’s sharpened decision-making to Angus Crichton’s gut-punch try on fifth tackle, we unpack the moments that
Reece Lightning!
We relive a blistering 26–22 grand final where Brisbane’s effort plays, edge fixes, and a full-field masterclass from Reece Walsh decided a tight, high-skill contest. Melbourne’s spine faltered at key moments, a lenient whistle let the spectacle breathe, and futures for Munster, Papenhuyzen, and Bellamy headline a pivotal off‑season.• heat, crowd energy, and pre‑match ceremony setting the tone• Ma
Grand Final Week, Cowboy Boots On
The week starts with cowboy boots and Catskills scenery and ends with a grand final preview that pulls no punches. We swap travel stories for tactics fast: how Brisbane built a wall against Penrith, why Payne Haas looks like a physics cheat code, and where Melbourne can still bend a game with Jerome Hughes’ poise and Cameron Munster’s chaos. If you care about the details—ruck speed, edge legality,
The Unstoppable Machine!
The quest for rugby league immortality continues as Penrith Panthers deliver what might be the most clinical 40 minutes of football ever witnessed. Their demolition of the Canterbury Bulldogs—the league's best defensive team—was nothing short of spectacular, with players like Brian To'o showing why the Panthers machine becomes nearly unstoppable during finals football.Meanwhile, the Cron
Suspension and the Heartbreak: This Week in NRL
Returning after Ben's battle with man flu, we dive into Victor Radley's record 10-match suspension and $120,000 fine for drug-related text messages, comparing it to previous player punishments.• Manly's season wrap-up – finishing 10th after strong performances in their first and last four games• Recap of final round fixtures including Broncos' dominant win over Storm• Extensive
Toilet Water and The Top 8: The Bizarre Final Weeks of NRL Season
The NRL season is drawing to a dramatic close with just one round remaining before finals, and we're breaking down all the action as the competition reaches its climax.We kick things off discussing standout performers who've made their mark this season. Matty Nicholson proved Super League talent can translate to NRL success before his unfortunate injury, while rookies Robert Toia and Lek
The Battle for Eighth Spot Just Got Real!
The NRL's latest drug scandal takes center stage as Brandon Smith faces charges of drug supply and betting involvement. What makes this situation particularly eyebrow-raising is the timing – just as the Rabbitohs prepare to face the Roosters in a match that could decide the final spot in the top eight. Despite the serious allegations, the NRL has opted not to implement their stand-down policy
Contenders to Season Enders
The NRL's finals race is reaching fever pitch with just three weeks of regular season action remaining, and we're dissecting all the crucial matchups that are shaping the premiership landscape.Storm edged Panthers in what might have been a grand final preview, but not without controversy. The talking point came when Harry Grant collided with Moses Leota during a field goal attempt, resul
Empty Bank Accounts: The Cost of the Tour!
The guys break down the full cost of their Lions Tour adventure while analysing the latest NRL action and making predictions for Round 24.• Total Lions Tour cost breakdown: tickets, flights, accommodation, and spending money• NRL Round 23 recap• Critical analysis of Manly's attacking structure and coaching decisions in their loss to Raiders• Round 24 predictions with Panthers vs Storm shaping
Lions to League: But What About My Liver?
The sporting world delivered drama across multiple codes this week, highlighted by the Wallabies' stunning victory in the final Lions test. Though the series ended 2-1 to the visitors, local fans left with renewed hope for Australian rugby's future. As one longtime supporter proclaimed from the stands, "This is what world rugby needs - a resurgence of the Wallabies." Joseph Sua
#27 When Underdogs Bite
The sporting weekend delivered unforgettable drama, with the British & Irish Lions completing the largest comeback in their test match history at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground. Walking into that colossal stadium alongside 90,000 fans, predominantly wearing Lions red, created an atmosphere that gave everyone goosebumps, especially when the teams emerged to pyrotechnics and deafening roars
#26 Brisbane, NRL Drama, and Cricket's Heated Rivalry
The roar of the British & Irish Lions tour swept through Brisbane this past weekend, transforming the city into a magnificent sea of red that exceeded all expectations. After previous stops in Perth and Canberra left us wondering if the legendary tales of Lions tours were overhyped, Brisbane delivered the full, intoxicating experience we'd heard so much about.From the moment we landed, th
#25 The Sweet Sound of Sport
The sporting calendar has been jam-packed with action across football, rugby, cricket, NRL, and even some juicy F1 rumors that have us questioning the future of Red Bull's dominance.• Chelsea's Club World Cup victory over PSG was more significant than critics suggest• British Lions secured a 36-24 win against the Brumbies in Canberra despite not being at their best• Lions looked much str
#24 Tigers Surprise, Lions Disappoint, and Cricket Catastrophes
Rugby fans witnessed an underwhelming performance as the British and Irish Lions secured a 21-10 victory against the Waratahs, with questions arising about their readiness for the upcoming Test series. Despite moments of brilliance from Alex Mitchell and Finn Russell's orchestration attempts, the Lions' attack seemed disjointed, struggling to implement Irish methods after just three week
#23 Pints, Points, and Perth: Our Weekend with the British and Irish Lions
We detail our adventure to Perth for the British and Irish Lions tour, sharing everything from airport delays and expensive pints to the breathtaking western sunset and surprisingly quiet city center.• Reflection on the British & Irish Lions victory over Western Force with standout performances from Elliot Daly and Finn Russell• Discussion of the NRL round results including the Panthers'
#22 From Origin Heartbreak to Lions Tour: This Week's Rugby Rollercoaster
The State of Origin series hangs in the balance after a controversial Game 2 saw Queensland edge New South Wales 26-24 in a thriller that left Blues fans wondering what might have been. Goal kicking emerged as the critical difference, with New South Wales missing seven out of nine conversions across both games – leaving 14 potential points unconverted and proving the difference between victory and
The Whinging Poms Return: Mid Season NRL Review
Diving deep into the mid-season NRL team reviews, we hand out report cards for all 17 clubs and analyse what's going right and wrong across the competition.• Performance of the week goes to Kieran Foran and Jayden Campbell for shutting down Manly's attack through defensive pressure• Jack Bostock earns recognition for his four-try performance for the Dolphins• Manly's struggles conti
Dogs of War: How The "Mongrel" Factor Could Decide Origin 2
BONUS Origin 2 Preview! With this weeks full episode being released on Thursday, we break down the upcoming State of Origin Game 2 match in Perth, exploring team changes, tactical decisions, and our predictions for what promises to be a crucial encounter.Can't wait to see if our predictions hold true or if we end up with egg on our faces after Origin 2!
EP#20: The Mental Health Game
We discuss the major shifts in the Queensland Maroons team with Daly Cherry-Evans dropped ahead of Origin Game 2 and analyze whether Billy Slater is making the right call with five player changes.• The importance of mental health awareness during Men's Mental Health Month• Reece Walsh returns for the Broncos, showing brilliant attack but still raising defensive questions• The Dolphins emerge
Ep#19: Welcome Back to Brooky!
A rejuvenated Manly Sea Eagles team delivered a stunning 34-6 victory over the Brisbane Broncos, sparking debate about whether they've finally found their groove or if this is just another false dawn. The hosts share their firsthand experience of this match, recounting a heated exchange with Broncos supporters that highlights the ongoing question of whether away fans should be segregated at N
Ep#18: Origin, but Beers!
What happens when you combine some of Australia's favourite beers with its greatest sporting rivalry? We're diving headfirst into Origin week with our ultimate State of Origin Beer Teams! Like any good selectors, we've carefully chosen our starting 13s for both New South Wales and Queensland, matching iconic brews to rugby league positions based on their characteristics, strength, a
Ep#17: Countdown to Origin!
The landscape of the NRL shifts dramatically as Origin selections reshape team rosters and the countdown to State of Origin begins. This episode dives deep into the aftermath of Round 11's most compelling storylines, from the Bulldogs cementing their status as the comeback kings to the Storm's troubling away form.Recapping our weekend adventure at the newly opened Chalkies bar in Brookva
Ep#16: Comeback Kings: Latrell's Field Goal Magic
The week of the comeback sees some extraordinary NRL performances as teams defy halftime deficits to claim dramatic victories. We break down the most impressive individual displays and what they mean for Origin selection.• Stephen Crichton makes a compelling case for Origin captaincy with his dominant second-half performance against the Raiders• Latrell Mitchell's 47-meter field goal in wet c
Ep#15: What Magic Round Reveals About NRL's True Contenders
Magic Round lived up to its name with spectacular performances, dramatic finishes, and unexpected upsets that have reshaped the NRL landscape heading into the middle third of the season.The weekend's standout clash saw Canberra edge Melbourne 20-18 in golden point, with Jamal Fogarty coolly slotting the match-winning penalty after a controversial high shot call on Trent Loiero. Fogarty's
Ep#14 Referee Madness: The Bunker Blunders
Referee and bunker decisions take centre stage as Ben and Chris break down a controversial Round 8 filled with questionable sin-bins and match-altering calls.The pair dive deep into the fascinating cultural contrast between UK football match days and NRL game experiences, sharing personal stories of the tribal atmosphere at Birmingham City matches compared to the more subdued Australian sporting e
Ep#13: Moses Has Risen! Shutouts, Comebacks, and Golden Point Drama.
We dive into the drama of NRL Round 7, exploring dominant performances, stunning comebacks, and referee controversies that shaped a fascinating weekend of rugby league action.• Canterbury Bulldogs continue their unbeaten run with a second consecutive shutout• Stephen Crichton possibly being the most impactful signing in recent NRL history• The Dolphins stunning the Storm with 40 unanswered points
Masters of the Meltdown!
The sports world delivered major moments this week as Rory McIlroy finally completed his career Grand Slam with a playoff victory at Augusta, while Lachie Galvin rejected a $5 million contract from the Tigers, throwing the NRL player market into chaos.After a busy week in sports, join us again for more coverage as we bring you the best analysis and updates each week.
Why is Everyone Getting Sent to the Bin?
Ben and Chris unpack a wild Round 5 of the NRL season, where referee decisions and unpredictable results dominated discussion across the league.Round 5 featured controversial sin-binning decisions and inconsistent high-tackle interpretations across all games. The guys share their predictions for Round 6 matchups, disagreeing on several key games. Both hosts lament their poor tipping form after goi
Rugba League Rollercoaster: Upsets, Injuries, and Ref Controversies
The boys break down another unpredictable week in the NRL where upsets dominated and referee decisions came under scrutiny.• Tom Trbojevic suffers another injury - adding to his frustrating history of physical setbacks• The Rabbitohs demolish Panthers in a stunning upset• Titans continue to impress with a solid victory over the Roosters, looking like potential dark horses for the eight• Dragons sh
Farewell to a Brookvale Legend: Cherry-Evans's Exit and Manly's 40-Point Statement
Manly Sea Eagles captain Daly Cherry-Evans has announced he's leaving the club at the end of 2025, creating a stir throughout the NRL community with his early season bombshell.This isn't DCE's first controversial contract decision – he previously agreed to join Gold Coast before backflipping to stay at Manly. The timing of the announcement could affect team chemistry with the Sea Ea
WHY SO NERVOUS? Big debuts, big collisions and BIG Predictions!
In this episode of 'They've Been Doing It All Day, Sir,' hosts Ben and Chris discuss their fall from grace with their over ambitious tipping in RD2 of the NRL! The duo kick off with insights into their pre-match nerves and quirky ways to try and overcome these! With a review or RD2 and some more ambitious tipping in round 3 Expect a mix of banter, serious analysis, and bold predicti
Flag, Flags and the NRL: Flag football nationals, Ireland upset and THE BOYS WERE ON AT BROOKY!
In this episode of 'They've Been Doing It All Day, Sir,' hosts Ben and Chris reflect on an exhausting and controversial National flag football championships! The duo also look over the Six Nations which is experienced a big twist this weekend and recap an exhilarating night at Brooky Oval! Expect a mix of banter, serious analysis, and bold predictions as Ben and Chris gear up for a
Beers, snacks and Vegas: England's all round struggles and the NRL is back with a bang!
In this bumper episode of 'They've Been Doing It All Day, Sir,' hosts Ben and Chris cover everything from edible items they miss from back home to all things NRL in Vegas! This weekly recap includes England's turmoil in the ICC Champions trophy, the excellence of the Penrith Panthers, a review of the weekends Vegas fixtures and a look forward to the rest of round 1 in the NRL.
From Streakers to Scrums: Inside the Six Nations, ICC Champions Trophy and the NRL in Vegas!
In this lively episode of 'They've Been Doing It All Day, Sir,' hosts Ben and Chris cover everything from chaotic bus rides to wild pitch invaders. Dive into their weekly recaps, including missed buses and recovery from beer-filled adventures. The duo also recounts the strangest sports field incidents they've witnessed, from streakers at Bolton to flying changing rooms. They ta
Tackling the Big Leagues: NRL, ICC Champions Trophy, and Beyond
In this episode, Ben and Chris explore NRL 2025 ladder predictions, evaluating team performances and forecasting the season ahead, with 'in-depth' analyses of key players and potential outcomes. They also talk ICC Champions Trophy prospects, Birmingham's charge and Chelsea's downfall, making for an engaging and comprehensive sports-focused episode.00:00 Intro02:39 Sporting woul
Episode 3
Join Ben and Chris as they discuss some of last weekend's monumental sporting events! Giant killings in the FA Cup, England's last minute snatch and grab victory over France in the 6nations, the Philadelphia Eagles domination in the Super Bowl and the NRL pre season kicking off.
Episode 2
Join Ben and Chris as they discuss the struggles of keeping up-to-date with sports back in the UK, England's 4-1 T20 defeat to the hands of India, a review of the weekends Guinness Six Nations fixtures and how their interest of the NRL began!
Ep 1. Intro
Join Chris and Ben as they talk about how the podcast idea came about, what life has been like moving to a new country so far, and insights into comparisons between Australian and English sports.
