From lifting the hammer at SI23 to lifting a group of players out of the doldrums of Korean Siege, Fabian is one of the most successful competitors in Rainbow Six Siege.

What does it take to win a Major? How did a team freshly formed a few short months ago lift the trophy in Manchester? And what kind of coach does it take to make it happen?

Fettuccine is the Head Coach of Beastcoast, Major Champions in Manchester. This was a great chat covering the formation of this current Beastcoast roster all the way through to lifting the trophy and what comes next for Fett. I know you'll love it - enjoy.

Dezachu: https://twitter.com/Dezachu

Fettuccine: https://twitter.com/fettR6S

Obviously I had to speak to the boys that defied expectations - Rogue clinched their first Major win in a nail-baiting final against FaZe that went all the way to round 15 of map 5. Unreal. On home soil too.  We went through Rogue's Major journey, what was needed to get themselves ready to take on the world, and some fun questions throughout.

Supr announced shortly before the Berlin Major that he was retiring as a player from the Soniqs. Just a couple of days ago, he announced he's becoming the General Manager. That meant there was plenty to unwrap and I knew we had to get him on for a chat.

We went over: 

Lots of good stuff in this episode, enjoy.  

https://twitter.com/Dezachu 

https://twitter.com/suprSeth

Lycan & I catch up ahead of every Major. Feels weird that for this one SSG won't be present but it didn't stop the chat going ahead as always!

We took a dive into: 

Dez: https://twitter.com/Dezachu

Lycan: https://twitter.com/Lycan

With Fresh having his nose stuck in a spreadsheet at work, Omerta and Dez were joined by Anarchic and Gorgona from Cowana Gaming, EUL's newest team. After a spectacular victory against MnM Gaming in the Challenger League Finals (MnM then lost to Rogue, securing Rogue's spot in EUL 2021), a lot of tears where shed and emotions ran high for the boys on Cowana who have had FOUR days off since August.

Listen in to get their perspective on the meta, the players in their team, and much more.

Today the Siege in 60 Podcast team were joined by Prano, one of the players of Team Secret (on which Omerta is a coach). From the initial loan move (GoSkilla -> OrgLess) to being one of the best players in EU, Prano talks to us about what makes an effective team, what makes him tick, and reflects on Team Secret's year to date. Filled with the usual comedic interactions with Twitch chat, there's a lot to enjoy in this episode including a more solemn breakdown of Chaos' road to disaster from Fresh.

In our second episode of the Siege in 60 Podcast, the boys are joined by JessGOAT, caster & analyst in EUL/APACN. We dive into her journey through playing, coaching, and now casting as well as diving into some deeper topics - the tough exterior she wears, how the community responds to new ideas & innovation, and as always, some audience Q&A.

In this debut episode of the Siege in 60 podcast, we're joined by LeonGids, captain & in-game leader of Rogue. The gang take some time to discuss Rogue's incredible rise in stage 1 that quickly became a nightmare with a 0-9 record landing them squarely in relegation territory. With some time given to discussing the upcoming season, Neon Dawn, there's something for everyone.