Couch Potatoes and Sports Tragics Podcast

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State of Origin 2 Post Match Review

The Sportzologist and Jetsetter Jordan analyse what went right for the NSW Blues in State of Origin 2 in Melbourne. The Blues turned their Origin 1 performance on its head and blew the Maroons off the hallowed turf of the MCG and in doing so they have set the scene for an epic decider at Suncorp Stadium. Sit back, listen and enjoy while these two armchair critics entertain you with their at times tongue in cheek observations and analysis.

Bizarre Sports Part 1

The Sportzologist and Jetsetter Jordan discuss some of the bizarre sports and games that entertain people. From rugby boat races to cheese rolling chases down extreme slopes to nude Olympics and the running of the bulls at Pamplona nothing is sacred when these two armchair critics get together to discuss the important issues in world sport.

State of Origin 1 Post Match Review - Couch Potatoes and Sports Tragics

The Sportzologist and Jetsetter Jordan analyse what went wrong for the NSW Blues in State of Origin 1 at Accor Stadium in Sydney and how they can turn the series around in game two at the MCG. From the Joseph Suaalii send off for a hit on the Queensland Maroons Reece Walsh to Billy Skater’s master stroke in having Selwyn Cobbo on the bench these two armchair critics will entertain you with their at times tongue in cheek observations.

Couch Potatoes and Sports Tragics Episode 10

The Sportzologist and Jetsetter Jordan analyse the evolution of batting scoring strike rates in Test and white ball cricket. From Hanson ‘Sammy’ Carter to Bradman and Jake Fraser-McGurk all the hard hitting questions are answered, in another entertaining tongue in cheek podcast where nothing is sacred when these two armchair critics talk sport.

Couch Potatoes and Sports Tragics Episode 9

The Sportzologist and Jetsetter Jordan talk about the suggestion whether or not Golden Point or overtime should come into play for AFL regular season matches and what benefits would arise from such a move. They will also enlighten you on the history and success that Golden Point has achieved in the NRL. All the hard hitting questions are answered, in another entertaining podcast where nothing is sacred when these two armchair critics talk sport.

Couch Potatoes and Sports Tragics Episode 8

The Sportzologist and Jordan are on fire, this time reviewing the recently announced Australian T20 World Cup squad. All the hard hitting questions are answered, in another entertaining podcast where nothing is sacred when these two armchair critics talk sport.

Couch Potatoes and Sports Tragics Episode 7

The Sportzologist and Jordan recall some famous nicknames in Australian and overseas sport. From the AFL’s ‘Flying Doormat’ to the NRL’s Alfie Langer, nothing is sacred when these two armchair critics talk sport.

Couch Potatoes and Sports Tragics Episode 6

The Sportzologist and Jordan are back, this time discussing the repercussions of head knocks and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) that all sports have to address. NRL, NFL, AFL, rugby union, cricket and even the world game soccer have to take accountability for the long term health of athletes that participate in their codes. Nothing is sacred when these two armchair critics talk sport.

Couch Potatoes and Sports Tragics Episode 5

The Sportzologist and Jordan discuss the importance of Anzac Day and how sport is intertwined in our history with the horrors of war. From Tibby Cotter at Beersheba to Keith Miller flying Mosquitos over Europe and the famous cricket match at Gallipoli that distracted the enemy from the impending departure of Australian troops, these two armchair critics recall the events that helped shape our nation.