The Streaming Steamers

Better known by his professional wrestling name “Mr Unflappable” the king of dry humour and understated observations, Mic Mac - delivers his take on a long and varied career at the Steamers as player, committee member, spectator and lover.

The original Road Runner, Speedy Gonzales, Angry Beaver, Heartbreaker and all round tight arse. The one, the only, the king of smoking forwards on the outside - Sergeant Sam Allen delivers an erudite and perspicacious view on his time at the Steamers.

The chip and chase king, life member, longest serving Captain, NSW Country old boy, club sponsor and general all round good guy - Mick Alexander keeps us entertained for our longest podcast yet

The original Noodle Arms, the most physically understated Steamer to ever play the game. Another Kiwi ex-pat, long term sponsor, line out specialist and hulkish remover of van doors Ryan Schischka delivers his regular dry take on his time at the Steamers.

Hooker, Player, President, Premier. He was there when the Berlin Wall collapsed, watched the construction of the Panama Canal, advised the pharaohs on the construction of the pyramids. But his greatest achievement was to sing Sunshine Mountain at the Mangoplah Hotel incessantly until everyone was standing on chairs and had their pants around their ankles….The veritable Justin Clancy.

The only Steamer to be at the club longer than their years on the planet, champion player, heart on her sleeve, Club Captain and general all round good gal - Emma McGlone

Fleet footed historian and rugby student, James Ross provides some great insight into the mid years of the Albury Steamers

Mr Have A Chat, the best Le Cornu, 100 first grade gamer, fitness guru and club legend Belakey sits down for our longest podcast yet.

Loose head legend, premiership player, coaching guru, longtime sponsor and Life Member. The man, the myth, the legend Don “MegaDon” Cameron spills the beans on his 40 year career at the Albury Steamers

Life member, club legend, Grand Final heartbreakee and all round good guy Bowls chats about his 40+ year Steamers career.