The Roar’s Brett McKay and Ryan O’Connell have conveniently missed the Bledisloe Cup build-up, and have now climbed aboard the September bandwagon for the Footy Finals Special edition of the Cheap Seats podcast.
All the footy finals hot takes are ready, interlaced with #AskTheCheapSeats questions from the regulars, who perhaps sent questions in out of curiosity to see if the new episode rumours were true.
Topics covered include:
– Wayne Bennett’s whinging
– The Canberra Raiders as competition darlings
– The Wests Tigers/Robbie Farah debacle
– The Jack Wighton/Michael Ennis shoulder charge debacle
– The Cowboys timing their run
– Penrith’s home game on the other side of the world
– Thursday night AFL finals
– The Geelong-Hawthorn blockbuster
– The AFL’s seminal Sydney moment
– Things to get ugly in Adelaide
– The Wallabies ongoing woes
– And the worst Australian bowling line-up every set to South Africa, comprising three blokes whose names we can’t actually remember.
As always, you can get us on Twitter at @CheapSeatsPod, on Soundcloud, iTunes, and the TuneIn radio app. And stay cheap – you never know when we’ll be back!
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