Innuendo Sport

Innuendo Sport

By Josh Teakle & Tyler MaundComedySportsFootball
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Innuendo Sport episodes

  • "Top order conundrum"

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    03:00 - The Front Page: “Top order conundrum”

    15:20 - Where is Tasmania Footy at? 

    19:45 - Is this player the best in the League?

    22:00 - The Discussion: rating teams 11th to 18th  

    36:55 - Canadian Grand Prix

    39:25 - The Digress

    50:10 - Feedback

    53 min
  • "Damned if you do, damned if you don't"

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    07:52 - The Front Page: “Damned if you do, damned if you don’t”

    14:38 - Sunday night footy 

    16:46 - The 6-6-6 warning must go

    19:57 - Sabalenka’s bad sportsmanship post-French Open

    24:26 - The Discussion: Dissecting Day One of the World Test Championship Final

    33:10 - Matthew Hayden's humongous cowboy hat

    35:37 - The Digress: Wet cyclists & Succession

    39:07 - Feedback from the week

    42 min
  • "Way to honour the Bloods of the past"

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    Tyler's frustrated about Sydney's most recent pummelling, while we discuss whether the Pies are in the box seat to win the 2025 flag. 

    We delve into Port's coaching succession plan, the ridiculous Bye rounds and of course, Oscar Piastri's latest win in Formula One. 

    59 min
  • "The worst is getting worse"

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    Yes, another umpiring blunder leads the show, while Tyler's unsure about the Saints potential recruitment of Tom De Koning. We also chat The Showdown, Sydney, Hawthorn and an F1 Pitstop discussing Jack Doohan’s demotion at Alpine. 

    50 min
  • "What can this man be?"

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    Teaks gets really excited about an up and coming Hawk, and wonders whether the Suns have what it takes to win the flag in 2025.

    Tyler's uncertain about yet another questionable MRO ruling. Teaks doesn’t think Sydney should be wearing black shorts with its white guernsey, while we also have a digress that includes some pet peeves. 

    48 min
  • "The Will Day Curse"

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    The Hawks seem in all-sorts without their prime mover in the midfield, as Teaks laments yet another loss to Geelong in an Easter Thursday thriller.

    We go at the umpires again, while Jayden chats about the players that give their all for the jumper. 

    Tyler's giddy by Oscar's most recent F1 Grand Prix win, while the Monday digress goes down a strange rabbit hole once again.

    *audio issues with Josh’s microphone, we apologise 

    54 min
  • "Thank God for Rory"

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    Rory McIlroy won the Masters after an 11-year Majors drought, but it was also good news for Teaks as it distracted the Aussie media from Hawthorn's awful performance against Port Adelaide... we did eventually go in depth about that game.

    Gather Round was an incredible success, as was our man big Oscar in his McLaren. 

    46 min
  • "The life of a Crows fan"

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    It’s Gather Round week! And fittingly, we recorded this week’s episode at Norwood Oval. We give our thoughts on the controversial non-decision that saw the Crows get shafted AGAIN. We also touch on Riley Bice, Jack Higgins’ comments and players that haven’t quite reached expectations. And as always, some pet peeves. 

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    44 min
  • "The victory for all South Australians"

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    SACA have won the Sheffield Shield and we bloody love it!!

    We chat about this significant milestone in South Australian sport, as they break the 29-year hoodoo. 

    Teaks has a weird and wonderful idea to make travel to the MCG fairer for interstate teams, particularly those on the brink of a flag.

    We have our annual whine about the score review, rate the Crows and Suns start of the season, and dive into Sydney's white Gather Round guernsey. 

    We've all been a trainee, and our heart goes out to those learning their trade, and PDA at pubs is just simply not on... 

    50 min

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A lighthearted take on the world of sport through the eyes of journalists and long-time friends Josh Teakle and Tyler Maund, along with anecdotes from their personal lives.