Sport Shack

Paul and Glenn are back for another action packed and fun episode. This week we are going a long way back, 49 years to the Year 1972. Some of what we will discuss from this year is

- a tennis great who was a pioneer for equality and justice.

- a teenage Aussie swimming sensation.

- the Munich Olympics and the death of 11 Israeli athletes at the hands of Palestinian terrorists.

- the great Mark Spitz and his 7 gold medals

- Massie's match. Bob Massie, the Aussie swing bowler and his 16 wickets at Lords.

- Aussie tennis legend Ken Rosewall

We also talk about our Winners and Losers for the week in sport, Glenn talks Motor Sport and our segments Where Are They Now? and Who Am I? are back.

Paul and Glenn are back for another action packed episode. This week we are going back to the year 1998 to talk about some of the major sport, news, music tv and film from that year. Some of what we discuss include

- An English Football star is sent off at the World Cup

- France's World Cup victory.

- An inspirational Rugby coach

- The World Swimming Championship and the emergence of a young Aussie superstar.

- Parramatta losing the unlosable game against the Bulldogs

- Mark Taylor's 334 not out and selfless act

- Queensland steal another origin 

- Lleyton Hewitt, the Aussie battler wins his first ATP tour aged 16.

- The Sydney to Hobart yacht race disaster

- motor sport 

Our segments Who Am I? and Where Are They Now? are back and Paul and Glenn share their personal memories.

Paul and Glenn are back for another fun, action packed episode. This week we will discuss Sportspeople over the years who have gone on to have illustrious careers behind the microphone as well known commentators. We will discuss our sporting weeks and the passing this week of some well known cricketers and a television legend. We also have our segments Who Am I and Where Are they Now? Some of the famous commentators we will discuss include

- an Aussie Netball legend

- an inspirational West Indian cricketer with a message for the World.

- Jonathon Agnew and the members of the BBC Test Match Special team.

- Alan McGillivray and Frank Hyde and their well known commentating methods. (How times change).

- The Channel Nine Cricket team who were part of our household over the summer months and the Twelve Man.

- The great Richie Benaud

- Paul Fatty Vautin and Peter Sterling and the Footy Show

- Phil Gus Gould

- The Decibal Duo on radio. Zorba and Hollywood and how they paved the way for turning Radio Rugby League commentary fun and exciting. 

- Kerry Skull O'Keefe and his famous laugh

- Some good old sporting yarns and some commentators from other sports.

Paul and Glenn are back for another action packed, fun episode. This week we pay our respects to the one and only legendary commentator Rex Mossop and the sportspeople over the years that have left us flabbergasted by their actions. We will talk about our sporting week, a controversial 80s AFL star and we have our segments Who Am I? and Where Are They Now? Some of the sportspeople we will discuss in this episode

- John McEnroe

- Mike Tyson

- Tonya Harding

- Jeff Tarango

- John Hopoate

- John Daly

- Todd Carney

- Tiger Woods

- Luis Suarez

- Lance Armstrong

- OJ Simpson

- Nick Kyrgious and Bernard Tomic

Paul and Glenn are back for another action packed episode. We talk about the week that was and the latest happenings in sport then we go back to the year 1996 and discuss the major events in the news, music, film, and sport. We also have our segments Who Am I? Where Are They Now? and a short quiz to test your memory of this year. In this episode we will discuss

- Some great performances from the Atlanta Olympics and a couple of American Track and Field superstars and a Canadian called Bailey.

- Kieran Perkins mighty win in the 1500m freestyle and the race that stopped a nation.

- The Atlanta Games bombing and other chaos.

- An Aussie basketballer who was a pioneer for the sport in Australia and paved the way for many of our Aussies playing in the NBA.

- The Rugby League Super League War

- The Sydney Swans finally make there name in Sydney.

- Sri Lanka's win the Cricket World Cup

 - Greg Norman's agony at the Masters

- Michael Bevan's mighty boundary of the last ball in ODI

- Glenn talks Motor Sport

- Mass shootings, Port Arthur and the change to gun laws in Australia and UK.

- The end of a Royal Marriage and a Mad Cow Disease

Paul and Glenn are back, this week we go back to the nineties and focus on the year 1997. In this episode some of what we discuss  are

- The week in sport and the birth of a new NRL team in Brisbane (finally).

- Glenn talks about his son and his many gifts.

- The year of two rugby league competitions and the end of the Super League War.

- A classic Grand Final and Newcastle rejoices.

- Taylor's triumph and the Ashes are retained.

- A basketball and sporting great.

- Socceroo's agony

We also discuss some of the major news events of 1997 such as Princess Dianna's shock death and the Thredbo Landslide. We also chat about some of the memorable films and songs from the year.

We have our segments Who Am I and Where Are Now? Glenn talks motor sport and how could we not forget the Quiz.

Paul and Glenn are back for another action packed episode. This time we discuss the events of 2005. Some of the sporting events we talk about are 

- England finally regain the Ashes

- an inspirational English captain

- a champion horse who captures a nation

- Wests Tigers NRL win and Benji's flick pass

- a memorable AFL Grand Final as the Swans come of age.

- Leyton Hewitt's courageous Australian Open run

- Liverpool come back from the dead to win the Champions League

- Socceroo's break through to finally qualify for World Cup

We discuss the NRL Grand Final and a new NRL team in Brisbane. Glenn talks motor sport and we have our segments Who Am I? and Where Are They Now? 

Paul and Glenn are back for another action packed episode. This week we are going way back to the year 1982. A year of great music, great sport, war in the Falklands and the Chamberlains. Some of what we will discuss are

- the man who was the Emperor of Lang Park

- a Parramatta legend who is sadly ignored many years later

- Border and Thommos epic last stand

- The Brisbane Commonwealth Games

- a Pakistani has the Aussies in a spin

- the Invincible Aussie Rugby League side

- the mighty Kingston Town

Glenn will talk about motor sport from 1982 and we also have our segments Who Am I? and Where Are they Now? Paul and Glenn will discuss both the AFL and NRL Grand Finals.

Paul and Glenn are back for another action packed episode. This week we are going way back to the year 1982. A year of great music, great sport, war in the Falklands and the Chamberlains. Some of what we will discuss are

- the man who was the Emperor of Lang Park

- a Parramatta legend who is sadly ignored many years later

- Border and Thommos epic last stand

- The Brisbane Commonwealth Games

- a Pakistani has the Aussies in a spin

- the Invincible Aussie Rugby League side

- the mighty Kingston Town

Glenn will talk about motor sport from 1982 and we also have our segments Who Am I? and Where Are they Now? Paul and Glenn will discuss both the AFL and NRL Grand Finals.

Paul and Glenn are back for another fun episode. This time we are going right back to the year 1976 and will discuss some of the political, entertainment and sporting events from this year. Some of this includes

- A famous Pakistani cricketer

- A famous decathlete who transforms in interesting ways.

- The Montreal Olympic debacle and the huge cost blowout.

- Aussies crash out at the Olympics with no Gold.

- Thommo and Lillee rip through the West Indies.

- Tony Greig makes an unforgettable comment which comes back to bite. West Indies go on to destroy England and begin an era of a barrage of pace.

- Parramatta's first Grand Final and that infamous dropped pass (Neville's Corner)

- events in Motor Sport and the incredible Nikki Lauda

We also discuss the latest happenings in the NRL and AFL and the segments Who Am I? and Where Are They Now? are back.