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Worth a listen. (63min. Jan 26). Perfect off season fare for the tragics. ie us.  Some fluff with footy. LMAO with Tommy's Brayshaw brothers Christmas training observation. 

https://share.podcastguru.io/ZX7fsEbVrDdYb2mJ8 

 

May have to enter "Tossers" in search bar in the link. It's S2 Ep 3.

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I commenced the Brayshaw Bros Xmas day 100x100 Classic at brother in law’s getaway farm Christmas last. Slight uphill (4%), gravel, HOT. About 30 in wifey (Collingwood , be kind), came up for a status check and to convey some feelings which indicated a less than celebratory disposition toward my newfound Christmas Day tradition. I had to agree and confirmed I would shift it to Xmas eve or Boxing Day given it would consume nearly 2 hours with a 100m return walk shuttle . YMMV with back to back flat country sprints 

Thanks @Deemist, that's a cracker of an interview/podcast.  Probably the best one I've listened to in a while.

Maxy take the [censored] out of T Mac at times and has a tongue in cheek go that he's a [censored] bloke, but I think the opposite is actually true and that Max actually really rates T Mac.  He's just such a down to earth country bloke at heart.

Loved the numerous intelegent insights into life as a AFL footballer, the days after the 2021 GF etc.  Particularly thought his take on the stand the mark, the 666 rule changes and ANB / Spargo roles and running were great.  Stuff about Mark Neeld was also pretty interesting.  All of this has probably been said/rumoured before, but if you want all this crammed into one 60min interview by someone who can accurately and articulatly explain it all, then this podcast is well worth the listen.

Edited by Rodney (Balls) Grinter

 

Very enjoyable- thanks Deemist for sharing it…very worthwhile, shows the real human element of TMac.

On 2/5/2023 at 8:40 PM, Rodney (Balls) Grinter said:

Thanks @Deemist, that's a cracker of an interview/podcast.  Probably the best one I've listened to in a while.

Maxy take the [censored] out of T Mac at times and has a tongue in cheek go that he's a [censored] bloke, but I think the opposite is actually true and that Max actually really rates T Mac.  He's just such a down to earth country bloke at heart.

Loved the numerous intelegent insights into life as a AFL footballer, the days after the 2021 GF etc.  Particularly thought his take on the stand the mark, the 666 rule changes and ANB / Spargo roles and running were great.  Stuff about Mark Neeld was also pretty interesting.  All of this has probably been said/rumoured before, but if you want all this crammed into one 60min interview by someone who can accurately and articulatly explain it all, then this podcast is well worth the listen.

My thanks also @Deemist, it's a long listen and perhaps one for the car but I found some great insights. The ANB/ Spargo comment illustrates how some of the judgements of pundits on here can be so off the mark. The fact that ANB & Spargo didn't kick as many goals as some would like doesn't mean they will be replaced anytime soon if they are injury free and performing their role.


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