• Ladies Wot Pod Episode 43- Talking Welford Rd & Rugby League Finals with special guest Pete Nuttall

  • Oct 15 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 7 mins
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Ladies Wot Pod Episode 43- Talking Welford Rd & Rugby League Finals with special guest Pete Nuttall

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  • Where Lis and Claire are joined by Saints’ PA announcer Pete Nuttall to talk about the weekend’s events. We have to talk about events at the roundabout, we do name our Ladies Wot Pod Player of the Match and Sgt Wilson Award for Outstanding engagement with the referee. Pete talks about how he came to be at the Gardens and how he regards it as home. His love of rugby league and being the voice of the Grand Final. In fact he walkabout being a voice seemingly everywhere but not necessarily the same voice! We talk about Radders’ and who he would have supported at the weekend given the wrong Hull were playing and what greeted Hull KR fans when they returned home - ouch!


    We also talk about this weekend’s fare and both Saints and Lightning play Sale Sharks - Lis and Claire come up with the idea of defeating the kick tennis and Dupont’s Law by introducing Morris Dancing tactics. We talk Saints new lightship which is back!


    And Lis talks about her recent meeting with Mark Darbon on behalf of the Saints Supporters Club and what Mark might expect when Lis next plays on the Himalayas at St Andrews!


    And do volunteer to become a Halo!!


    Have a listen and enjoy!


    Much love, the Ladies Wot Pod
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