Football expert Johnny Moore unwraps another weekend of drama in the English Premier League

Flow's football expert Johnny Moore phoned in from London to unwrap another weekend of drama in the English Premier League on the Flow Sports Hour this week.

The biggest talking point from last weekend was Manchester United breaking their agonising trophy drought after taking care of this season's UK dark horse Newcastle United in the EFL Cup at Wembley Stadium.

Moore also touched on the issues plaguing London giants Chelsea - with goal scoring a troublesome theme for the Stamford Bridge club in 2022/23.

Elsewhere around the traps, Moore painted a bleak picture for the blue side of Merseyside, with Everton continuing to falter; this time at home against Aston Villa, while on the other end of the table, high-flyers Arsenal continued to set the benchmark domestically with a slim win over Leicester City.

Manchester City did their bit to stay on the Gunners' heels, while Liverpool fired a blank away at Crystal Palace, with Moore admitting he 'regretted' taking the time out to watch the match.

Warren Clark, CEO of the National Road Transport Association, reacts to news that Scott's Refrigerated Logistics is in receivership.

Clark told FlowNews24 on the Country Viewpoint that he was "shocked" to hear of the news that Scott's Refrigerated Logistics, a widely-recognised Australian company founded in 1952, has entered voluntary administration.

Clark also stressed that there is no relief in sight for the freight industry in the current climate, which is being plagued by soaring costs and a workforce crisis.

Lawn Tennis Club President Richard Reilly appeared on the Flow Friday Sports Show this week, discussed the upcoming Donald Lawn Tennis Club's 69th Labour Day Weekend tournament.

The event, which is scheduled to kick off on March 11th, attracts large amounts of participants and spectators and Reilly stated that Singles & Veterans Doubles (40 and over), Men's and Women's Doubles and Mixed Doubles matches are all on the agenda at the tournament in its 69th instalment.

There is likely to be one very lucky winner who will accumulate a $2000 cash prize throughout the weekend.

In addition to discussing the tournament in March, Reilly also informed listeners about the club's long history and the social benefits of being connected with the club.

Dom Leach phones in for the Rams report as even the Fire Brigade can't put the Ouyen Rams out; the President delivered the Rams report on this week's Flow Friday Sports Show.

The Rams' A-Grade side were too strong for the Fire Brigade at Blackburn Park last weekend, dismissing their opponents by 58 runs with Travis Parsons, Samuel Mead and Alex Morrish all instrumental with the ball in hand.

Meanwhile, the B-Grade weathered a stern challenge from Curlwaa on the road, winning by 12 runs.

Leach also unbundled the upcoming Super 8's Social Cricket Match event scheduled for Saturday afternoon at Blackburn Park, with the 'Old Rams', the L'ambs' and the 'Ewes' all competing.

Veg Ingram, the President of the Gawler and Districts Softball Association, appeared on this week's Flow Friday Sports Show to look back on Gawler Softball's night of nights - the 40 Year Anniversary Celebration and to unpack the latest softball action.

Ingram was ecstatic with how last Saturday night's 40 Year Anniversary Celebration event panned out, with a large group of attendees rubbing shoulders with public figures, embracing an unforgettable atmosphere.

Ingram also touched on the recent wave of success in the juniors' ranks across the Association's representative teams, as youth players prepare for another round of matches this weekend.

Ingram also provided commentary on the latest news and results to come out of the men's side - the Gawler Giants.

Flow FM's basketball expert Dan Crouch offered an early prediction ahead of the looming NBL Grand Final 'best of three' contest, to be fought out between the Sydney Kings and the New Zealand Breakers during his basketball segment on the Sports Hour this week.

Crouch also reviewed the uninspiring NBA All-Star game between Lebron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo's chosen teams, stating that the affair was bland despite the usual media hype the event is given every year.

Crouch also previewed the cluster of NBA matches scheduled for this weekend as the business end of the season continues to thrill fans across both conferences.

Crouch floated that the encounter between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Denver Nuggets would be this week’s game of the round.

Flow FM's football expert Johnny Moore appeared on the Flow FM Sports Hour earlier this week and reviewed another riveting weekend of English Premier League upsets.

After they were downed by Manchester City last time out, ensuring they were knocked off first place on the table to the blue side of Manchester, it was Arsenal having the last laugh on the weekend after stunning Aston Villa with a late comeback to steal a vital three points.

Meanwhile, Manchester City were held by lowly Nottingham Forest in an entertaining 1-1 draw.

Elsewhere, Liverpool overcame Newcastle United and Tottenham were too good for struggling West Ham United, piling the pressure on veteran manager David Moyes, while Southampton sprung the biggest surprise of the weekend, upsetting Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

Flow's North American sports expert Eddie Dadds appeared on the Sports Hour earlier this week to discuss a range of topics, including the weird health update from former Olympian and San Francisco 49ers star Lawrence Okoyo who revealed his cellulitis diagnosis to followers with a bizarre photo.

Dadds also appeared to be at odds with Wayne the Flowmnan during the aftermath of Australia's dismal performances in India in international cricket, totally dismissing Wayne's "drop Cummins" call he made during his Morning Show earlier that day.

Dadds, known for his contributions on the online platform, SC Playbook, also reviewed the NRL challenge cup and the Adelaide Crows' "bizarre" call to make Jordan Dawson captain along with declaring rivals Port Adelaide as "one of the most dangerous Premiership prospects" in 2023, with so many fans and pundits already writing them off.

Robe Roosters skipper Egan Regnier unpacked the latest tennis action from the Southern Ports Tennis comp on the Flow FM Friday Sports Show this week.

Amid a spate of unexpected performances, the Lucindale area remains the hardest location for visiting teams to visit in this year's tournament.

Regnier, who celebrated his wedding last week, was on the wrong end of the result last weekend with his Roosters side, while things weren't any better for the other Robe team, the Rebels, either.

Regnier also previewed this weekend's matches and provided his predictions for the upcoming round of action.

Ouyen Rams President Dom Leach phoned in from Blackburn Park to discuss the latest club news and cricket action on the Flow Friday Sports Show this week.

The Rams beat their arch enemy, the Tempy Tigers by 74 runs last weekend, with an Alex Morrish masterclass proving pivotal for the hosts after his double hattrick.

The players enjoyed the club's first ever trvia night at Blackburn Park following on from the Rams' sensational afternoon on the field.

This week, the A-grade side will lock horns with the Fire Brigade while the B-grade play Curlwaa at Curlwaa.