Mass Debated Sports

State of Origin is on the horizon and the panel discuss ways to implement the same winning formula into the AFL. Bebbo despises the omission of David Fifita in the Maroons squad. Millsy thinks that NRL teams are too top heavy in spending their salary cap. And Chris argues that athletes should only ever be allowed to compete for their nation of birth. Tensions are high, and opinions are varied, so relieve yourself with Mass Debated Sports!

Wayne Bennett has formally been announced as the Rabbitohs’ potential saviour, so his chances of resurfacing that sinking ship are heavily debated. Chris picks a young Bronco to replace Munster in the QLD side. Millsy reminisces about the 2003 Rugby World Cup. And Bebbo starts a war with the entire vegan community. Tensions are high, and opinions are varied, so relieve yourself with Mass Debated Sports!

The EPL title race has come down to the final week of the season, so we venture into foreign lands to touch on the round ball game. Bebbo despises the lack of a grand final decider in team sports. Millsy creates debate over whether Jimmy Anderson has earned the right to retire on his own terms. And Chris argues that the pursuit of Double Champ status in the UFC is still a good thing. Tensions are high, and opinions are varied, so relieve yourself with Mass Debated Sports!

The downfall and potential uprising of rugby union is the primary focus this episode as the panel suggest ways to revive the game played in heaven. Bebbo makes some bold selections within his NSW Blues team for the opening game of State of Origin. Chris gives us an insight into his athletic prowess. And Millsy brings the podcast into the 21st century. Tensions are high, and opinions are varied, so relieve yourself with Mass Debated Sports!

There's a pinch of fat shaming this week as the panel debates the AFL's softened stance on player weight judgement. Bebbo thinks Josh Schuster needs to head to the Northern Hemisphere to ressurect his career. Chris wonders where Paul Kent learnt to fight. And Millsy predicts another step forward for the Cleveland Browns next season. Tensions are high, and opinions are vaired, so relieve yourself with Mass Debated Sports!

The NRL's chic new rule is disrupting the rugby league community and it's future in the game is a hot topic. Millsy questions the size of balls that fit best in women's hands. Bebbo proposes a change to the finals format of Australian sports. And Chris fixes the conversation on betting in sports. Tensions are high, and opinions are varied, so relieve yourself with Mass Debated Sports!

OJ may be dead, but the topic of Juice in sport is still poignant as the validity of the Enhanced Games is injected into conversation. Bebbo signals out who the Poatan should knock out next. Chris picks a nice tropical location for Shaun Johnson to retire. And Millsy questions where the growth market is for Oceania's biggest sporting codes. Tensions are high, and opinions are varied, so relieve yourself with Mass Debated Sports!

The Roosters are under scrutiny after yet another slow start to an NRL season, but they have found an unlikely ally in Chris who thinks the criticism is too harsh. Bebbo's lust for violence leads him to suggest a reason for bringing the biff back into sports. And, Millsy unleashes a verbal bodyline series against Virat Kohli for his selfish antics in the IPL. Tensions are high and opinions are varied, so find what feels right for you with Mass Debated Sports!

Gary Copeland's premature evaluation comes under the microscope this week as Chris is less than impressed with the unnecessary impact he had on the UFC. Bebbo thinks the Rabbitohs' first win of the season should release zero pressure on the team. And, Millsy champions Patrick Mahomes' first, and technically best, Welsh offensive weapon. Tensions are high and opinions are varied, so find what feels right for with Mass Debated Sports!

Unlike a boy’s first time in the sack, and despite the nerves, this debut episode lasted way longer than it should have. Millsy believes that self-righteousness has