In a week of controversy, the Bodgy Creek Roosters ANZAC tribute backfires when the League takes away their points for playing unregistered players after the team took the names of the local fallen of WW1. Will the town take on board Warwick’s self isolation tip of pretending your family are trapped in a siege situation? Will ‘The Hunger Games’ style selection process for prep enrolments at Bodgy Creek Primary School be approved by the education department? Will Yollande Morrison’s Plague Era Clothing Range have appeal for those wishing to pretend to live through a different pandemic?

As Troy’s alternative football season gains traction, the nation turns its attention to Bodgy Creek to see if they have the panacea for our sport starved country. We also discover – that the township Mutton Gully exists on its own geographical & temporal plain; why Simon Telfer’s inflatable Parliament House was banned from school fetes & how to discourage benevolent ghosts from reviewing your attraction on Trip Advisor.

With the Caxton Valley League in hiatus due to the Covid 19 pandemic, Bodgy Creek Roosters Coach Troy Carrington, comes up with a novel idea to keep the season alive; Stan starts selling famous people’s stuff on Buy, Swap & Smell & we hear what comedian Danny McGinlay would have said on stage, had his gig at the Memo Hall not been cancelled.

The Bodgy Creek Roosters Football Club use the crippling worldwide pandemic as an opportunity to expand their club podcast with the broader community. Will ‘What’s Not On In Bodgy Creek’ become a regular segment? Will Bernice Campbell manage to sell her husband in ‘Stans Buy, Swap & Smell?’ Is Bullfrog the only player on the Roosters list to contact the Coronavirus twice?