• Maloney Addresses His Cowboys Sacking & We Talk Grey Areas + Sleeping At Work!

  • Sep 5 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 5 mins
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Maloney Addresses His Cowboys Sacking & We Talk Grey Areas + Sleeping At Work!

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  • Despite a tumultuous week, Jimmy appears on the pod and owns his mistakes.

    Latsy's boxing debut is just around the corner and it's fair to say he's a little nervous. Likewise, Toby is licking his wounds after a recent loss to the Warriors.

    Rule enforcement, accidents on the field and milked penalties are on the agenda, while during the 'Life and Times of Jerry and Jimmy,' we hear about Maloney's experiences on the Storm's infamous army camps. We also hear about the time Latsy got bashed up by Jimmy's son!

    This episode's Would You Rather comes courtesy of Toby (and another podcast), while the blokes do an abridged round 27 preview.

    00:00 LFG

    03:00 Jimmy Owns Up To His Mistake

    08:00 The Warriors' Epic Comeback

    11:50 Latsy's Boxing Update

    15:25 A Special Deal From Budgy Smuggler

    16:40 Other Footy News

    17:57 Aaron Woods Is Scared Of Lifts

    19:10 The Latrell Story Continues

    21:50 Feuds

    25:34 Latsy vs. The Kids

    30:16 Robbo vs. Whitehead

    34:00 No Malice In Tackles

    45:20 The Life And Times Of Jerry And Jimmy

    53:10 Round 27 Preview

    01:01:27 Would You Rather?

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