By popular demand (one person asking = demand), sportswriters Brett McKay and Ryan O’Connell are back in the studios for the 2014 return of The Cheap Seats Podcast.
In this episode, Brett and Ryan conclude a few of their petty social media tiffs over the summer, and issue what amounts to a desperate plea for listener interaction with a new segment, #AskTheCheapSeats.
Episode 28 talking points:
– A comprehensive wrap of Australia’s big win in the first Test against South Africa in Centurion and yet more adulation of Mitchell Johnson;
– The selection conundrum rapidly approaching the Australian selectors;
– The brilliance of Michael Clarke;
– The NRL Nines, how good or bad it was as an event and game, and what it means for the All Stars format;
– The Super Rugby season begins in Australia and New Zealand;
– And the all new segment, Worst Case Scenario.
Get us on Twitter at @Cheap_Seats_ and use the tag #AskTheCheapSeats
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