2 Ales and Hockey Tales with Wally

-Buying into the Chocolatey Manchester Storm as the play-by-play guy after growing up a Nottingham Panther fan

-Starting podcasts is fun and you can make it your own talking hockey and making memories with your friends is priceless

-Starting stuff for the 1st time in the world is fun and we are gonna get Crunchies for Adam and Sully in the Storm Shelter (we did)

-Playing in testimonials in the UK is fun and participating in Lacho's big day in Nottingham

-The Manchester Storm hockey family is full of shed folk and the commentators would like a Boost and Dairy Milk

-Taking different roads than everyone else is fun... live from a hostel in New Zealand

-Setting out to visit 100 countries in the Shed and in life and he's currently at 44 and counting

-Becoming a ski instructor in Japan to working with kids in New Zealand, this shed guy is living

-Mom beats the drum in the stands and Gran is a legend of the game in Glasgow, Scotland and he gets his love for the game honestly

-Running a muck of the EIHL with the Sheffield Steelers and loving hockey again

-Raising the next wave of Shed Guys in small town Ontario and helping them get places

-Ruining my Tuesday night and handing my Kinucks their first regular season loss by playing old school

-The drive, compete and dedication it takes to be the best player you can be, his brother knows

-Coaching minor hockey is as fun as it gets and we should cherish these days with our boys and their friends

-What goes around comes around and when the old man needed a kidney, he was offered 2 and was saved by Mrs. O'Reilly

-Preparing for the Continental Cup in the old honey hole Cardiff, Wales

-All the fun we have had in the Shed and bring your Twix and Kit Kats for Mac and Mosey and a peppermint Aero for Franny

-Doing whatever it takes to help the Cardiff Devils since 1992 and still getting to be a part of it

-The Cardiff Devils are in great hands with Pete Russell in charge, he is the type of guy you need to win

-Denmark, Kazakhstan, Poland all meet to play my Devils in Cardiff, Wales bring your chocolate and earn it

-Pride month is fast approaching in the EIHL and we would like Crunchies for Adam in the Storm Shelter... that's hockey

-Connor Lee and Alex Oldale are young British puppies that are getting a chance and have bright futures

-Playing and working for Finner over 7 years and his teams muck it up

-Living in a house full of shed guys in Manchester, England and Martan can hockey

-Earning your spot in the EIHL for the past decade and being a part of Manchester becoming the Chocolatey Manchester Storm

-The transition out of hockey is not easy, he found his tub, I found my shed and we had a time at Josh Batch's testimonial

-The Cardiff Devils dynasty that started in 2015/16 and it took great people to win

-Getting the call to the NHL and playing for the New York Islanders

-Winning everywhere you go, NCAA, Italy and The Cardiff Devils

-The Continental Cup is happening next weekend in Cardiff, Wales and these legends are gonna muck it up

-Shed family whoever deserves it wins, that's hockey bring a Kit Kat and a Twix, throw one, eat one

-Putting your dog Otter on your twig and designing goalie masks

-Wherever and however you are raised in the game, makes you who you are

-The worldwide chocolate throwing craze that started in the shed with these 2 legends

-The small hockey world and network of UK equipment shed guys

-Finding your passion and your way back into the game and becoming a professional

-Getting your start in the game with the now defunct Newcastle Vipers

-Winning it all with the Whitley Warriors and drinking out of the cup

-Joining the Glasgow Clan and trying to understand Scottish accents

-Having a sexy and inspirational hockey stance... that screams I run mucks

-Japps for Jesper and when the Chocolate fun went global, will Japps end up in Austria to make this shed guy feel at home?

-Not knowing the language in new countries and trying to figure out what you're eating and ordering

-Running a muck with your childhood friend and the Swedish Mafia in Lustenau, Austria