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I hope The Chin is a regular contributor. I thought he was excellent

 
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34 minutes ago, Demon4Life said:

I hope The Chin is a regular contributor. I thought he was excellent

Chandler? If so hope he stays as the news guy

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27 minutes ago, DeelightfulPlay said:

Love the podcast but found it a little stilted this time.  Might just need to get used to the new format!

Yeah true, miss Gibbo a bit. Like the new quick chat with a player. Found they didn't really talk to Lauchie much, more between themselves.


7 minutes ago, AzzKikA said:

Yeah true, miss Gibbo a bit. Like the new quick chat with a player. Found they didn't really talk to Lauchie much, more between themselves.

My daughter saw Gibby in the flesh at Ed Sheeran the other week. She was shattered when I told her he’d left the podcast and therefore no prize for her 🤣

14 minutes ago, AzzKikA said:

Yeah true, miss Gibbo a bit. Like the new quick chat with a player. Found they didn't really talk to Lauchie much, more between themselves.

Yeah it is a good little bit of interaction to chat with an extra player.  Although I hope it doesn't eat into interviewing a player (eg Lachie this time) too much, because the interaction between all three was always fun and a bit eye opening.

I hear they've got a more professional rig this time as opposed to just jury rigging it as well... should be an interesting season! Lol

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They are being very secretive about their "boss" wonder who she is.

 
4 minutes ago, AzzKikA said:

They are being very secretive about their "boss" wonder who she is.

New season plot point... true crime podcast  😂  maybe Chin can give us the scoop


It would be good if G&G stopped talking and butting in so much when the guest is on (particuarly Gawny). I feel like Lachie Hunter was an interesting guest and a little on the cheeky side, but he barely got a word in. Chandler spoke well but his news had already been covered earlier in the episode too. Despite those criticisms, I think it's a good podcast with a good dynamic. Lachie didn't even know if the Dogs do one! 

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1 minute ago, Bang Bang Bang said:

It would be good if G&G stopped talking and butting in so much when the guest is on (particuarly Gawny). I feel like Lachie Hunter was an interesting guest and a little on the cheeky side, but he barely got a word in. Chandler spoke well but his news had already been covered earlier in the episode too. Despite those criticisms, I think it's a good podcast with a good dynamic. Lachie didn't even know if the Dogs do one! 

Agree, last few years they've been ok with not interrupting the guest so not sure why it's happening now.

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